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Fall of Angels (Saga of Recluce, Vol. 6)
 
 

Fall of Angels (Saga of Recluce, Vol. 6) (Mass Market Paperback)

de L. E Modesitt (Author) "THERE WERE ANGELS in Heaven in those days, and there were demons, and the demons were the creators and the creation of chaos . ...." En savoir plus
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From Publishers Weekly

The Gods themselves do battle in this prequel to Modesitt's popular Recluse saga. Set centuries before last year's The Death of Chaos, the story recounts a space battle in which the frigate Winterlance is blown into another universe and makes an emergency landing on a habitable planet. The castaways, mostly female space marines, initially must struggle with the harsh weather and their own failing technology in order to survive. Soon, however, they discover that they share their new world with a more intelligent enemy: other humans. The natives, whose culture is intensely patriarchal, have magical powers and are extremely hostile, especially to independent women. As Ryba and Nylan, the Winterlance's former chief officers, struggle to create both a civilization and a means to defend it, they must fight increasingly difficult battles even while coming to terms with their own awakening magical powers. Modesitt's character development is solid, and the novel makes intriguing use of technology in a fantasy setting, but the plot is predictable and the language pedestrian. A seemingly superfluous subplot concerning the chief villain's home life fails to add excitement. Fans of the series should enjoy this sixth entry, particularly for its explication of the myths and legends of latter-day Recluse, but it's not the sort of volume likely to win Modesitt a new legion of admirers.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. --Ce texte provient d'une édition qui n'est plus publiée ou qui est non diponible.

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The latest novel in Modesitt's Recluce series is one of the best and most accessible for readers new to the saga. It casts back in time to the founding of one of the well-established cultures of Recluce, the women warriors of Westwind. The Westwind women sprang from the mostly female crew of a crashed starship who then faced a classic situation, that of exiles from a technological culture on a pretechnological planet that holds more than a few surprises for them. Modesitt manages this version of that predicament quite well, infusing it with more action than is in most of the other Recluce yarns, as well as with a certain amount of preaching on the utility of violence. The resulting tale will hold existing series fans and probably recruit some new ones. Roland Green --Ce texte provient d'une édition qui n'est plus publiée ou qui est non diponible.

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4.0étoiles sur 5 Even further back in time. Good, but predictable., Fév 6 2004
Par C. T. Hunter "chips_books" (Gainesville, FL United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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This review is from: Fall Of Angels (Hardcover)
The Fall of Angels chronicles the arrival of the Angels on the world of Recluce, the founding of Westwind, and the birth of the Legend. The book follows the same general theme as most of the previous books, with an Order-mage/engineer forging weapons with which to defend against the forces of Chaos. I really liked the characters in the book, and Modesitt brings out his best a far as dialogue and character interaction.
While the book was really fun to read and and the story line progressed smoothly and quickly, I thought that it was very predictable (thus the sub 5-star rating). I mean, considering the fact that the reader knows that Westwind survives and that the Legend lives on, there weren't really too many possible outcomes for this one. Also, with Ryba's foresight, she kept predicting occurances that would come later in the book. I'd really be interested in reading more about Heaven itself.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Great read :), Juil 25 2002
I want to first mention that I'm not a big fan of sci-fi in books. I love fantasy (dungeons and dragons) books, but (generally) dislike fantasy TV/Movies because they don't do it well. My feelings on Sci-fi are usually the opposite. When I first started reading Fall of Angels I thought I'd made a huge mistake because it starts off as a straight sci-fi book, and yes, maybe those ray guns on the cover should have been a warning, but the covers on the previous Recluse books have been completely unrelated to the story inside, so I basically stopped looking at the covers.

This book has the usual extremely slow, hard to get into introduction that I've found in all the Recluse books I've read so far. This one was slightly less boring than usual, but I still found it took me a week to past the first quarter of the book.

Once you get into the book, describing it to you would make it seem really repetitive. Nylan builds a weapon, Ryba and the Guards use it to decimate the attackers, Nylan gets sad because of the use of force, repeat. ;) Sprinkle that with Nylan's comments about how stories ignore the boring building of societies and infrastructure, and pay attention to the big battles etc.

Anyway, I really enjoyed the twist of an advanced civilization getting used to the backwards word of Westwind. I liked getting the full story/background of the beginnings of Recluse. I think this was one of the better books from this series.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 Understanding & Enjoying the World of Recluse, Nov. 15 2000
-L.E. Modesitt jr's Recluse series is a world of magic and balance. a world that will grab you and make you loss track of time as you are unable to put his Recluse books down. The author, recommends that you read his book in the order of they were published. If you are the person who likes to read the last 50 pages of a book first, and then skip around to different areas of the book as you read it through, then by all means, read the Recluse series in the order of publish. WAIT!..... If you are a reader who truly enjoys finding yourself part of the on going story, as read a series from the start of he story to its end. Then the Recluse series will grab you and not let you go until the conclusion of the series. L.E. Modesitt, jr. has written an 11 books series of the Recluse world so far. This author wrote the Magic of Recluse first. As be has published books, he has jumped around throughout the story time line of the world of Recluse, and put together books of set, and other single books, which he may add another book to that part of the story in a future published book. This author has written the story in books of set, that is the first three book of story: 1st book) "Fall of Angels", 2rd) "The Chaos Balance" & 3rd) "The Tower of the Sunset". Tells the birth and the destruction of kingdom of highly skilled warriors, with the third book leading into the creation of a new kingdom, (Recluse). Then the next book is, 4th book of the World of Recluse) "The Magic Engineer". Then Modesitt, jr. switches to the side of Chaos, and tells a story where the character's of Chaos will became heroes in your eyes too. So with time, you will gain a better understanding of the World of Recluse through the following books: 5th book) "The White Order", & 6th book) "the Color of Chaos". The next set of books that go together in the World of Recluse, are: 7th book) "The Order War", 8th book) "The Magic of Recluse", & the 9th book) "The Death of Chaos". As for the last two book that the author has written, he has drifted into the life of some of the troops found in the World of Recluse. My $0.02 worth.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Ancient history brought to life!
In earlier books of the Recluce series we hear bits and pieces of Nylan. Fall of Angels though, really brings the time to life. Read more
Publié le Aoû 18 2000 par fireamber

5.0étoiles sur 5 Very Good
Great book, well worth reading
Publié le Juil 31 2000

4.0étoiles sur 5 Very good history for the Recluse Saga
If you're reading this 6th book of the Recluse Saga, you probably know what to expect from this series by now. Read more
Publié le Avril 28 2000 par Top Dragon

5.0étoiles sur 5 Interesting for the history.
If you are a fan of the Recluce Saga, you will enjoy this book immensely. It is something of an origins story to tell where many of the philosophies and ideologies of the world... Read more
Publié le Avril 14 2000

3.0étoiles sur 5 Good, not great..
Is it just me, or do all these books get repetitive? All the white wizards are nothing but cardboard cutouts; they're exactly the same in every Recluce book. Read more
Publié le Nov. 9 1999

5.0étoiles sur 5 Magnificent, a Masterpiece !!!!!!
This is the first book I have read in the Recluce series and it certainly will not be my last. Modesitt's Fall of Angels is a Science Fiction Fantasy that delivers a descriptive... Read more
Publié le Avril 23 1999

5.0étoiles sur 5 Great but Frustrating
This book of the angels, who creat WestWind, the only place on candar that is called the roof of the world. On the roof of the world is the only place these angels can live. Read more
Publié le Avril 19 1999

5.0étoiles sur 5 Series Getting Better and Better!
The Recluce series just keeps getting better and better, as L.E. Modesitt continues to expand on the history of this fascinating realm. Read more
Publié le Déc 7 1998

4.0étoiles sur 5 A slow starter that progresses into a work of art!
The only complaint I have with "Fall of Angels" is its first four chapters. To be honest, I found myself a bit disappointed with Modesitt. Read more
Publié le Juil 8 1998

5.0étoiles sur 5 Good but with a flaw
I would of gave this book a ten but there is a single flaw.

The author needs to be more descriptive. Their was too much dialogue for me.

Publié le Avril 7 1998

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