#JOHN GWYNNE BOOK 4 RELEASE DATE SERIES#

It's perhaps a 4.5/5 book, as certain aspects of it are a little over familiar in the genre, and the sheer number of the viewpoint characters is tricky at times.

#JOHN GWYNNE BOOK 4 RELEASE DATE SERIES#

Even a few of the villains of the piece are very three dimensional also, with solid motivations rather than just being bad for the sake of it.ДЄnd this does bring it all to a conclusion nicely, making this the final volume of the series as mentioned. And there is an appealing depth to some of the characters as well, so you do find yourself caring for them. The prose is very readable and the pages really do turn fast. It is also very clever in how it juggles the viewpoint, going between characters in a scene as the chapter changes. You do get used to all of them once again. Yet, slowly, steadily, this does turn into a book that really does grab you and keep you going. That's why it really is best to read that cast of characters first. Can anyone stop the plan to unleash the Asroth now?ДЄs with book three, this does have an awful lot of viewpoint characters, so it does take a while to get familiar with them all once again. Picking up from where book three left off, Corban's war band has been shattered. Since there's no reprise of what went before, it's best to read that cast of characters in order to refresh your memory if it's been a while since you read book three. Then there's a map of the setting as well.

It begins with a cast of characters, with brief details as to who each are and what they've done so far. It has one hundred and twenty seven chapters. This book runs for six hundred and eighty five pages. New readers should start with that, since there's no exposition in here to bring you up to speed. This began with 'Malice' by the same writer. I won't be delving into that immediately but it's already bought and I probably won't be able to resist for long.ДЇourth and final volume in the fantasy novel series 'The Faithful and the Fallen'. Even better, the author has a new series set in the same world and the first book is already out. I can't wait to re-read this series in a few years time, looking at things knowing how they are going to end, taking more in that I may have missed. Honestly looking back at the first book now, I feel like the characters, wondering how it got to the end, things were so different. Everything you want for an epic conclusion is here battles, individual fights, revelations, twists, betrayals, character arcs and resolutions. I think all the characters have been done so brilliantly, people are not the same as they were at the start, a natural progression done seamlessly. I'll be honest, I felt people cutting onions around me a few times at the end there. People die, lots and lots of people, people you've known from the first pages of the first book. For a series that started out slow the last book is basically non stop action. It has heroes, proper heroes, and villains. It is not the most original thing I have ever read, but everything it does that you might have seen before it does extremely well. It deserves its place on the shelf of вЂњgreat fantasy readsвЂќ and watching (or reading) John grow in strength as an author through the series was an absolute joy.ДЄs this is the final book in a four book series I'll keep it short and sweet. Fans of Robin Hobb, fantasy in general, epic worlds and true page turners will love this. I went into this book with no expectations and was left feeling incredibly grateful that I got to experience this work. The world building is extremely well done with just the right amount of depth without feeling like you are reading the wiki page for one particular tree.

Skills of characters, particularly the main protagonist, Corban, feel earned in an incredibly authentic way. Jaw to floor action scenes are delivered at pace and what some may consider вЂњbook finishersвЂќ or вЂњend pointsвЂќ crop up in the most unexpected places. ThereвЂ™s more to it and the nuances of each fleshed out character and the beliefs they hold make sure that each person reading the series will have a different opinion on what is right and wrong.

What John manages to do so incredibly well is blur the lines. Before I realised what was happening, I was drawn in, engaged, invested and unable to put this book, or the subsequent 3, down until I had finished them all. I must admit halfway through the first book that things were following an expected, even if well done, path.Д«ut then things change. On the surface and after a few pages in, you might start thinking you have Johns work pinned down under a classic fantasy trope of вЂњbad fights evilвЂќ or вЂњboy from nowhere rises upвЂќ.

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