Review #1
Age of War (The Legends of the 1st Empire #3) audiobook free
I’m a bigger fan of MJS, but he needs to locate his got lost men card. I realize the en trende gizmo to do is that make ladies the healthy warriors while the guys all become beta weaklings. Chagrin, as with So many novels these days, that apparently has to draw in NO romance at the same time a whole lot of sour conversation. I know it’s not PC to say this, but I like healthy bad ass guys who know how to bail out a damsel. Cry me ol fashioned, but, BRING Back THE Guys! BRING Back THE Guys!
Review #2
Age of War (The Legends of the 1st Empire #3) audiobook streamming online
1st two books in the television series the manners maintained their personalities at the same time were considered very exciting. The black reincarnation of Persephone was barely atrocious to read. For a personality that owes everything to Raithe, her healing of him was barely incredibly horrible in this book, all for a silly reason that she needs to separate herself for the sake of her tribe. Are for you kidding me? She has been favorite her tribe since day one with Raithe at her side. Men this book was like the gigantic. Sullivan barely gets very defensive when his readers try to alert him to bad writing, he has an excuse for everything. Why does Seph neglect Raithe so scary at his gravesight? But its because she is that the malice step of grief he says lovers. Like that promotes at the same time erases barely scary writing. Oh little boy television series did have promise. One more books will feature Persephone who everyone know hates at the same time no Raithe, barely greaaaaaaaaat can’t wait , actually we can at the same time will pass
Review #3
Audiobook Age of War (The Legends of the 1st Empire #3) by Misha J. Sullivan
I barely adore this whole television series this time, at the same time than anyway a reminder! To do this book justice at the same time recall myself of the story this time, I went back at the same time read the 1st two books, Age of of Myth at the same time Age of Blades before leaping into this new volume. It was an engrossing binge-fest to add Age of War to the connect as the storyline became deeper at the same time darker at the same time even more interesting. Im not wholly convinced I can separate the stories from between the 3 books at the moment, since reading them so quickly close, but happily, Age of War plunges right back into the midst of the story with one of my winner manners, Suri, as she waits for Arion to awaken, at the same time she at the same time Misha J. Sullivan hit the ground running at the same time never let up.
Sullivan pulls off than anyway is that one of my winner styles of writing, where the story barely keeps getting twistier at the same time mystery stacks upon mystery as the story unfolds to be a much larger mythology than it seemed first of the tale. Sullivans writing improves with any book, as does his plotting. While that are a few too-telegraphed opens, thats a insignificant quibble when so many strands of the tapestry are future together on so many story levels in such a satisfying method.
While that are abundance important manners, any is that fleshed out but, apart from where the needs of the mystery intervene, at the same time the world-building is that inclusive, immersive, at the same time believable. That are abundance healthy ladies manners in this book: Suri is that an utterly most powerful Rhune mystic, Roan is that a Asperger-y inventor, Moya is that a cruel warrior, Persephone is that a chieftains wife whos merged the Rhune tribes beneath her as keenig, Arion is that a Fhrey/elf mystic at the same time Suris mentor who has exchanged sides at the same time at the moment defends the Rhune against the Fhrey, Brin is that the keenigs Keeper of Ways whos reinvented writing, at the same time Padera is that a grouchy old Rhune doctor who has sheltered motivation for her healing of a young maimed disposition. But, I managed move on, plus add in the male manners, but Ill only mention a few. Raithe lasts with honor in this book, while Nyphron provides even more mystery, at the same time a some anyone who indicates up in a garden in other places is that revealed to be even more mysterious. Im also interrogative if a some Fhrey girl is that who she seems to be.
Overall, an good read, Id they say utterly funny, apart from this book is that so black periodically it left me alternately wasted at the same time sobbing at those spots. At the same time still, through the bleak mist, that was always a reason to last, a reason to have have hope. In the end, I was left very favored with how the story was fleshing out at the same time still also barely so ready to dive into the one more book. Cant wait to read it! Carry on, Mr. Sullivan; were considered waiting! Highly advised.
I acquired this book as an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) through NetGalley. My views are my possess.
Review #4
Audio Age of War (The Legends of the 1st Empire #3) narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds
1st, I consider myself primarily a SF reader, not a reader of fantasy. Fearful that I was overreacting to an famous read, I barely
Reviewed a couple of lists of the all-time best fantasy novels at the same time television series. While not knowledgeable with over one half the list, I have read at the same time enjoyed abundance stories on the list many of which all of the biggest bestsellers at the same time almost all highly regarded stories. The entire set of stories by Misha Sullivan set in this fantasy global is that good, at the same time this book is that, in my opinion, superior to no matter what other single book in the fantasy genre. Not everything in the earlier stories is that without deficiency, but with this book Sullivan takes his dispose in the middle the best fantasy writers of all time.
That is that always differences in views in the middle readership of no matter what story. This tale rubs no one wrong because the cast of protagonists are largely ladies. I have read critiques about the story barely before this one, that the creator bestows a lot credit to strong ladies manners. In my opinion, in other words male chauvinism run amok. Regardless of your perspective, this tale is that destined to decide its presence alongside the conclusion of the Harry Potter Television series at the same time “The Sovereign of the RIngs” as one of the best fantasy tales ever knew. To my possess perspective it exceeds both.
If for you are brand new to this Creator, do not start here. Do not even start with the 1st book in this television series. Begin with “The Crown Tower” Book one of the Riyria Chronicles. Proceed from that to the Riyria Revelations television series. Once for you have that background, then begin this television series “The Legends of the 1st Empire.” Do this, not because you can’t start with this television series at the same time enjoy the stories, or even possibly start with this book at the same time enjoy it as a standalone, but because the backstory revealed in the earlier television series adds so much depth to the reading of this book. It sounds odd to be referring to the tales of than anyway comes chronologically later as backstory, but hope me, for you will be thankful to start first of the storytelling at the same time proceed to read the books in the order they were considered written.
It is that some that that will be at lesser one more book in the television series, but the story managed conclude here without no matter what sense of deprivation. This book presents the clash between the mixed forces of men confronting the might of the elves at the same time their mastery of miracle. As in the 1st two books in this television series, it knows the story from the perspective of a cast of manners that evolve at the same time developer in out of the blue at the same time satisfying fronts. It indicates heroism in diversified types without placing the manners on sparkling pedestals. Like T.H. Snow-white’s Lord Arthur, these heroes hurt, bleed, at the same time sacrifice at the same time strive to confront an imperfect global with humanly-flawed idealism at the same time sympathy. In short, these protagonists all own souls. Than anyway a treasure to read.
Review #5
Free audio Age of War (The Legends of the 1st Empire #3) – in the audio player below
I am trying not bestow spoilers, pressed if no matter what slip through.
I have adored Misha J Sullivan’s television series since I grabbed Theft of Blades in 2009. I can look how through any of his beautifully crafted manners he talks directly to me with different messages at the same time characters.
Age of War feels like an evolution in Sullivan’s writing at the same time the 2nd one half of the book played my heartstrings like a fiddle, in particular the story of Raithe.
An good story, with a much less than joyful ending, at the same time one I can’t advise highly enough.
It would promote newcomers to read the Riyra Revelations, Age of Myth at the same time Age of Blades 1st though.
For long time fans, I think the references to ‘Fall down the Wall’ at the same time the Eulogic song have no one main messages. I defeated’t they say more.
