After Sorak finds the Sage, who explains to him how he came to be splintered into countless separate beings, Sorak gathers all the members of his tribe of one and launches a war against the evils of Athas. Original.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Simone Hawke can really fill in the Details
Oct 23 1998
By A Customer
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
I really Enjoyed this Book. I am Starting to read the series for the second time. I really like the way the battle seens get so graphic. I recomend it over any Dragonlance or ForgottenRealms books. It is a must read.
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The Nomad
Oct 19 2010
By Jeffrey Davis
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This book had a lot of potential but falls short. The author, Simon Hawke, reuses several scenarios from the previous volumes in this trilogy. This makes it seem as if he did not plan out the book very well and just needed something to bring the characters to the next step of the story. There was a lot of good build up to the climax of the trilogy but then the reader is let down by the anti-climatic end. The end was a big let down and felt like the writer was just trying to finish the trilogy because they grew tired of writing it.
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Could be good but is only average
May 27 2011
By J. Haroldsen
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I really like a lot of this book. Sorak's opponent in this story is an interesting character and some of the dialogue is funny stuff. But like the other books in the series Sorak is so over-powered that no one is a real threat to him. The concept behind the Avagnion is a very interesting one and it's interesting to learn Sorak's background story. Both are well done. I've read it twice because I like the writing and the story in general but the book really falls short of it's potential and that's that.
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