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Title: Sooner Dead

Subtitle: Dungeons & Dragons: Gamma World, Book 1

Author: Mel Odom

Narrator: Romy Nordlinger

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-08-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 36 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

Humanoid buffalo and armadillo bikers in postapocalyptic Oklahoma!

A bio-engineered super-soldier named Hella and her mutant buffalo sidekick, Stampede, clash with armadillo bikers and inter-dimensional mutants across the ragged landscape of Gamma-Oklahoma. This is a fast-paced story of adventure, mixed with liberal doses of humor, in a postapocalyptic science-fantasy world unlike any other.

Members Reviews:

Exactly what I was looking for

This review was originally posted on my blog.

After slogging through Stephen King's 11/22/63 (starts strong, ends weak), I was in the mood for something a little lighter. I wanted crazy mutants, radiated landscapes, and lots of action. Not as guns and ammo as Deathlands, but more like Gamma World in a book, and after some looking around, I was pleasantly surprised to find that there are in fact a couple of Gamma World novels, both published just this year.

So I bought them both and just finished the first one, Sooner Dead by Mel Odom, and it turns out it was exactly what I was looking for.

Now it's been a long time since I cracked open a Gamma World rule book, so I forget what the mythology said about the cause of the apocalypse, but in these books it was a mishap with the Large Hadron Collider. It tore apart the world, and opened ripples, gateways to other worlds and dimensions, bringing all manner of strange creatures into ours.

Having the plot device of rampant inter-dimensional wormholes means that you can introduce basically anything you want into your story, and Mr Odom certainly took advantage of that. This book has human-animal hybrids, cyborgs, nanobot-enhanced humans, alien creatures, and more kinds of psionic abilities than I could count, all set in what 200 years before was known as Oklahoma.

The story follows Hella, a bio-engineered young woman with a mysterious past, and her bisonoid companion, Stampede, as they serve as guides for a group hunting for a lost object in the ruinous wastes of the American southwest. It's a fast-paced adventure chock full of gun fights, raiders, mutant creatures, mystery, loyalty, and betrayal.

I really enjoyed it, and if there's ever a sequel following the same characters, I'd be sure to pick it up.

Overall, I can definitely recommend it, at least if you're the right mood for it. My official rating for Sooner Dead is 7 Megatons.

Not bad. Not great. But not bad

Hella and her mentor/partner, a humanoid bison named Stampede, are hired to guide a professor and his heavily armed crew through the Redblight, a wasteland in what used to be Oklahoma. The dangers of the Redblight are many, including various raiders, mutated creatures and an armadillo biker gang. What the professor is searching for remains a mystery to Hella. The whole contract stinks and the guides are second guessing the wisdom of accepting it.

I'd always liked the idea of TSR'sGamma World, a post-nuclear role-playing game that managed to be silly enough not to be depressing. I was happy to see Wizards of the Coast was not onlyreviving the game, but releasing novels set in that world.

I wasn't so excited to find out that the first Gamma World novel was being written by Mel Odom. My previous experience with Mel (another book based on a game,Hellgate: London: Exodus) wasn't a good one.

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Title: The Heir of Kayolin

Subtitle: Dragonlance: Dwarf Home, Book 2

Author: Douglas Niles

Narrator: Ax Norman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 01-08-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

If they can stay alive long enough, they can find the way to a new future.

Thorbardin remains closed against the world as two violent factions of dwarves clash in a brutal civil war. Neither side can prevail, and violence threatens destruction of the entire kingdom. Brandon Bluestone returns home to Kayolin to find himself a wanted fugitive. His nation has changed drastically since his departure. Bolstered by the courage of a beautiful dwarf priestess, he battles an ancient enemy, struggles to right a great wrong, and tries to take the only step that allows for a peaceful and prosperous future for all the dwarves of Krynn. And with the fate of two nations hanging in the balance, it falls to the lowest of the low to put the wheels of history in motion.

Members Reviews:

bad narration.

love the story,great sequel but a bit of personality building would go down a treat.

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Title: Plague of Coins

Subtitle: The Judas Chronicles, Book 1

Author: Aiden James

Narrator: Derek Perkins

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 1 min

Language: English

Release date: 12-13-12

Publisher: Aiden James Fiction

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 53 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

William Barrow carries a dark secret. A very dark secret.

An archivist for the Smithsonian Institute and also a part-time operative for the CIA, no one would ever suspect the handsome "thirty-ish" William is in fact the most reviled human being to ever walk the Earth. His infectious warmth and sense of humor make such an assertion especially hard to believe.

But long ago, William Barrow had another name...one that is synonymous with shame and betrayal: Judas Iscariot.

Forced to walk the earth as a cursed immortal, William/Judas is on a quest to reclaim the 30 silver shekels paid to him in exchange for Jesus Christ. Twenty-one coins have now been recovered-thanks in large part to the help from his latest son, the esteemed Georgetown University history professor Alistair Barrow.

Ever hopeful the complete coin collection will buy him a full pardon from God and end his banishment from heaven, William plans a visit to a remote village deep within Iran's Alborz Mountains to retrieve "silver coin number 22". But the CIA has a different objective for this trip, one that pits both father and son against an unscrupulous Russian billionaire searching for something else that's just as precious within the ancient mountains of Iran...something that threatens peace in the modern world if William and Alistair fail to reach it first.

Members Reviews:

A Lovely Listen!

Would you consider the audio edition of Plague of Coins to be better than the print version?

I'd say they are well-matched, and both have tons to offer. I did enjoy being able to close my eyes and visualize it!

What other book might you compare Plague of Coins to and why?

There's nothing like it I've read (or listened to) to date. A wonderfully unique concept by J.R. Rain, and fleshed out, built upon by Aiden James. It's one I'll be listening to again and again.

Which character as performed by Derek Perkins was your favorite?

Too hard to choose! If I had to, I'd say Alistair, although his lines are much less than those of William/Judas. The accents were wonderfully done, and each character has its own unique voice- something you don't always find in an audio book.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I laughed out loud several times throughout it, especially the... creative profanity. And I always get a kick out of sarcasm, which this book has plenty of.

Any additional comments?

I cannot wait for Reign of Coins and Destiny of Coins to hit the market- I am looking forward to downloading them as well!

Engrossing and worthwhile

What did you love best about Plague of Coins?

The very precept of the story is , at it's very core, totally unrealistic, and yet very early on the listener can buy into the concept, and the story rolls on from there.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Plague of Coins?

Too short a story to give anything away.

Which scene was your favorite?

The final resolution is compelling.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Again, the resolution is well crafted and thoughtful.

Any additional comments?

Short, sweet and smacks of sequels to come.

Danger risky

Scooby-Doo meets Indiana Jones in search of a 2000+ year old treasure.

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Title: The Serpent and the Grail

Subtitle: Arthor, Book 4

Author: A. A. Attanasio

Narrator: Bushra Laskar

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-04-12

Publisher: A.A.Attanasio

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

The boy-king Arthor has beaten back the berserker wolf warriors of the Saxon god, uniting his island kingdom - but at a terrible cost. For the Grail, the chalice of the Last Supper and the magical shield of Britain, has been stolen.

Without the Grail's protection, Britain lies parched and barren, a demon-haunted landscape where sulfurous vapors taint the air. To find the Grail, Arthor's mother, Ygrane, must strike a dark bargain with Bright Night, elf-prince of the "pale people", in the hollow hills. Merlin must use his magic to show the way. But it is Arthor himself who must confront the Serpent, sword in hand.

A. A. Atanasio's epic retelling of humankind's most powerful legend weaves together, for the first time, the hallowed yarn of ancient Arthurian lore and the shimmering strands of modern quantum science.

Members Reviews:

Attanasio Always A Winner

I've read this book twice now, once in paperback form 15 years ago and once on Kindle Fire just recently. Both times were amazing. And while I've now read enough Attanasio to where he's no longer as life-changing as he was when I was 14, I still find myself recommending his work. It will change your life. It will grow your brain and twist your mind into new and fascinating shapes.

Now for the nitty-gritty. This e-book rerelease is actually more of a Special Edition of the paperback novel. Attanasio's been reworking his Perilous Order series, and I must say, this book has improved tremendously from what I remember. I'd give details, but you know, SPOILERS. Anyway, I definitely recommend it. Fun fact: The Perilous Order of Camelot is four books long. I read Serpent and Grail first, even though it's the last book. I found I could follow along just fine. (maybe from my familiarity with the Arthurian saga?) That said, some folks might do well to hunt down the first three books first.

Attanasio blends magic and myth with astrophysics and quantum mechanics. He's able to create a world where the gods and goddesses of man's disparate faiths can coexist in a hyper-realistic world of electromagnetic fields that sometimes take the form of terrifying monsters. It's fun stuff.

Morte d'Arthus taken to the next three levels.

This guy goes insane with imagery and descriptions. These ratings for sex and violence... this is another take on Morte d'Arthur legend, and there are wars fought as well as palace intrigue. It comes with that territory. This also delves into cultural clashes, between Druids, early Christians, and the common folk of the times. Excellent read, though maybe not for anyone before their last few years of high school.

Not my cup of tea

If you need a nap, this book is for you. It put me to sleep so many times, it was frustrating. I've read many versions of the Arthurian legend but this one was overly complicated with battling gods and demons, the inclusion of modern theories of physics and visions of nuclear holocaust in the future. The story was interrupted by the inclusion of commentaries by the nine queens of Avalon that added nothing to the story and the use of ostentatious vocabulary that even my Kindle dictionary couldn't decipher.

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Title: Riverrun

Subtitle: Riverrun, Book 1

Author: S. P. Somtow

Narrator: Andy Paris

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 59 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-21-12

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

As a family travels to a cancer clinic in Mexico, son Theo has been having strange dreams. And, as they're passing through Arizona, "the walls between worlds dissolve and Theo is kidnapped by the vampire prince Thorn".

Members Reviews:

ebook

i love the riverrun trilogy. where can i find the ebook. ive searched everywhere. for some reason i can seem to find it anywhere. any help would be appreciated.

Excellent

I found this work was very well done in the tradtoin of Somtow's Inquestor's series and it created a very well wriiten world filled with the creative images that i have come to expect from Somtow. I highly recomend this book and look forward to reading the sequals

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Title: Shaman's Crossing

Subtitle: The Soldier Son Trilogy, Book 1

Author: Robin Hobb

Narrator: Jonathan Barlow

Format: Unabridged

Length: 21 hrs and 8 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-06-12

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 44 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

Young Nevare Burvelle is the second son of a second son. Traditionally in Gernia, the firstborn son is heir to the family fortunes, the second son bears a sword and the third son is consecrated to the priesthood. Nevare will follow his father - newly made a lord by the King - into the cavalry; to the frontier and thence to an advantageous marriage, to carry on the Burvelle name. It is a golden future, and Nevare looks forward to it with relish. For twenty years King Troven's cavalry have pushed the frontiers of Gernia out across the grasslands, subduing the fierce tribes of the plain on its way. Now they have driven the frontier as far as the Barrier Mountains, home to the enigmatic Speck people.

The Specks - a dapple-skinned, forest-dwelling folk - retain the last vestiges of magic in a world which is becoming progressive and technologized. The 'civilised' peoples base their beliefs on a rational philosophy founded on scientific principle and a belief in the good god, who displaced the older deities of their world. To them, the Specks are primeval savages, little better than beasts.

Superstitions abound; it is said that they harbour strange diseases and worship trees. Sexual congress with them is regarded as both filthy and foolhardy: the Speck plague which has ravaged the frontier has decimated entire regiments. All these beliefs will touch Nevare's training at the Academy; but his progress there is not as simple as he would wish. He will experience prejudice from the old aristocracy: as the son of a 'new noble' he is segregated into a patrol comprising other new nobles' sons, all of whom will encounter injustice, discrimination and foul play in that hostile and deeply competitive environment. In addition, his world view will be challenged by his unconventional girl-cousin Epiny; and by the bizarre dreams which visit him at night. And then, on Dark Evening, the circus comes to Old Thares, bringing with it the first Specks Nevare has ever seen

The first book in the Soldier Son trilogy, from the author of the Farseer, Liveship Traders and Tawny Man trilogies.

Members Reviews:

Slow start but then a great book

Not as great as the farseer trilogy but still really a nice story! The reader is excellent and i will keep listening to the second book!

as good as the Fitz books

didnt have my hopes too high for this after reading the Fitz books but was just as enjoyable

Mesmerising, as always.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend this book for it drew me in completely. I loved thr Liveship trilogy and the Farseer trilogy and this was just as good. Her characters stay with you as if they are family.

What other book might you compare Shaman's Crossing to, and why?

Of course I compare it to her other trilogies. Once I started, I only wanted more! Be warned.

Which scene did you most enjoy?

I always think of Nevare's time in the academy as my favourite moments, especially having finished the trilogy. I guess I look back in them with the same nostalgia as Nevare would. All I ever did was root for him in fulfilling his dreams, but knowing Hobb, I was aware it would not be straightforward.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

There were many powerful moments, all of which were made more impressive by the talent of the narrator.

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Title: Shadow of Night

Subtitle: The All Souls Trilogy, Book 2

Author: Deborah Harkness

Narrator: Jennifer Ikeda

Format: Unabridged

Length: 24 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-10-12

Publisher: Headline Digital

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 112 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

It began with A Discovery of Witches. Historian Diana Bishop, descended from a line of powerful witches, and long-lived vampire Matthew Clairmont have broken the laws dividing creatures. When Diana discovered a significant alchemical manuscript in the Bodleian Library, she sparked a struggle in which she became bound to Matthew. Now the fragile coexistence of witches, daemons, vampires and humans is dangerously threatened. Seeking safety, Diana and Matthew travel back in time to London, 1590. But they soon realise that the past may not provide a haven. Reclaiming his former identity as poet and spy for Queen Elizabeth, the vampire falls back in with a group of radicals known as the School of the Night. Many are unruly daemons, the creative minds of the age, including playwright Christopher Marlowe and mathematician Thomas Harriot.

Together Matthew and Diana scour Tudor London for the elusive manuscript Ashmole 782, and search for the witch who will teach Diana how to control her remarkable powers....

Fall under the spell of Diana and Matthew once more in this stunning, richly imagined, epic tale.

Critic Reviews:

"Intelligent and off-the-wall, it will be irresistable to Twilight fans." (The Sunday Times)

"A bubbling cauldron of illicit desire...all the ingredients for an assured saga that blends romance with fantasy." (Daily Mail)

"A romp through magical academia." (Guardian)

Members Reviews:

Great book, fantastic characters

Would you recommend Shadow of Night to your friends? Why or why not?

A great witch/vampire novel....not the same soppy love story that is becoming all too popular. Great depth of characters and well researched historically.

What does Jennifer Ikeda bring to the story that you wouldnt experience if you just read the book?

Wonderful accents, well done.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, I couldn't wait to get back into the car to listen more.

History plus fantasy and damned fine writing!

Would you listen to Shadow of Night again? Why?

Read it twice so far, and won't be deleting it in a hurry. It was a joy to have such a thoroughly well-researched novel from a writer who obviously loves her subject. So many other historically based offerings fall down badly with their jarring ignorance of the social mores of the time, but this one actually generates an interest to learn more.

What other book might you compare Shadow of Night to and why?

Diana Gabaldon's time-travelling series come close.

Have you listened to any of Jennifer Ikedas other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have only heard this reader's performance for the first of this (All Souls) series.

She does an excellent job of reading and although there are a few mispronunciations, she has very good breath control and the ability to recognise punctuation and it's purpose . Overall she captures the personalities of the characters and draws the listener into the story.

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Title: The Circle of Sorcerers

Subtitle: A Mages of Bloodmyr Novel: Book #1

Author: Brian Kittrell

Narrator: Justin D. Torres

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 12-27-11

Publisher: Brian Kittrell d.b.a. Late Nite Books

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 79 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

When Laedron Telpist's sorcery training is interrupted by a knock on the door, what once seemed a proper profession must now be hidden. In a world where priests and mages vie for the limitless power of the elements and a new Grand Vicar has sworn death to all sorcerers, Laedron is tossed into a nightmare which would see his destruction at every turn.

From the home shores in western Sorbia, through the Cael'Brilland heartlands, and even across the seas to the great city of Azura, Laedron finds himself embracing old friends, consorting with unlikely allies, and confronting potent enemies. As he struggles to train himself in spellcraft, Laedron must face that he lives in a time when the utterance of a simple spell could be the signature on his death warrant.

Members Reviews:

The storyline is great!

If you could sum up The Circle of Sorcerers in three words, what would they be?

Captivatiing!!

What did you like best about this story?

The way the writer drags you into the story- makes you feel you are involved.

What does Justin D. Torres bring to the story that you wouldnt experience if you just read the book?

His reading helps the overall objectives of the writer- to get you involved- you become one of the characters, whether the lead or just an observer- you are there.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No just anticipation of the flow of the story.

Any additional comments?

Be patient allow the characters to develop, not in a dragging along way, but wait for them to mature, let the circumstances of the story move them to be the heroes and villians the story itself demands.

Abrupt ending (yes, I know it's book 1 of 3).

Would you try another book from Brian Kittrell and/or Justin D. Torres?

Yes, I've read/listened to dozens of epic fantasy novels and I liked the premise behind this one. There's nothing I enjoy more than to lose myself in a good story. I felt compelled to give this novel a relatively low overall rating, and I'll explain that shortly.

Which character ??? as performed by Justin D. Torres ??? was your favorite?

I guess I'd have to say that the protagonist Laedron would be my favorite character. I feel it necessary to say that I didn't feel that not enough time was given to fleshing out the characters. This disappointment might be my own fault, as I was really hoping for the start of a new epic series with robust character background and world building.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Now, to explain my low overall rating. In my opinion, the author did something almost unforgivable by ending this book very poorly. I don't mean as in a cliffhanger; it just ended almost like in mid-chapter like you would see in a weekly TV series. Yes, I know it's just book 1 of a trilogy, but still, even the first book of a trilogy should have some natural stopping point.

Unlike a TV series where a script writer can get away with this because the next installment is only a week away, books in a series (which can be a year or more apart) should each have a natural conclusion to the immediate action taking part in that specific book.

It's quite possible that the publisher/editor might be at fault for this. It really seemed that the author wanted to continue the story in this book, but was overruled by his editor.

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Title: The Starfollowers of Coramonde

Subtitle: Coramonde Series, Book 2

Author: Brian Daley

Narrator: Cameron Beierle

Format: Unabridged

Length: 15 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-02-11

Publisher: Books In Motion

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 27 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Publisher's Summary:

Gil MacDonald, soldier and exile in an alternate reality, must find Yardiff Bey, master wizard and archvillain. Bey has abducted Gil's friend and threatens to destroy this world of mystery and magic that the American has made his home. Coramonde's Prince Springbuck sends him south to the accursed lands of Shardishku-Salama, where Yardiff Bey waits to capture and torture him. With the comet Trailingsword hanging in the sky above, Springbuck sets out with his army to save Gil from an enemy that cannot be slain.

Members Reviews:

Review of the printing, not the story

This is a review of the paperback version being provided, not the Brian Daily book itself. I had read both of Brian Daily's books back in the mists of time and still had my original paperback copy of the Doomfarers of Coramonde from 1977. I wanted to add the second book for nostalgia's sake, especially when I found Daily had died.

I thought I was purchasing an original paperback version of the book, but what I received is some kind of knock-off copy. The original paperback book has been scanned and then reproduced, not as typeset text, but as an image exactly the size of the original paperback, printed in the center of a much larger page. This leaves large (like 2") borders around the text. Photo-copy a paperback page at original size onto an 8x10 sheet of paper, and you'll have a good approximation of what's provided.

Look for the original book, Daily deserves it.

Wasn't worth the shipping charge to return or I would have.

Good book, but...

I have no problem recommending the Doomfarers/Starfollowers duo as a good read, I would've given it 5 stars for content alone. I gave it 3 stars as a heads-up about something I think potential buyers ought to be made aware of. That is that the layout of the manuscript is that of the original Del Rey paperbacks, ie. the format is that of the 4"x7" paperbacks (which I have) with zero changes - same page layout, typefaces and all. For this 6"x9" printing I was expecting at least a larger typeface that would make use of the increased page area (my eyes are not what they used to be!) instead of an inch of blank space around every page. IMHO the publisher, iUniverse, is ripping off the reading public by charging $18 for what is effectively a $7 reprint on larger paper. That said, even had I known this I probably would have bought them at some point anyway (my other copies are showing their age and starting to lose pages) but at least I would have known what I was getting and could have waited for the price to drop to my comfort level. As it is, I just feel irritated at being duped...

Great book! Lost my copy in the 80s when ...

Great book! Lost my copy in the 80s when I was overseas. Great action, Great characters! This is a good read.

Five Stars

good book

Still a Really Good Read

One of my favorites about a hundred years ago when I was in Highschool. After reading it again I find that it's still one of my favorites. Read it - you won't go wrong.

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Titel: Der Pfad der Winde (Die Sturmlicht-Chroniken 1.2)

Autor:: Brandon Sanderson

Erzähler: Detlef Bierstedt

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 23 hrs and 47 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 08-11-11

Herausgeber: Random House Audio, Deutschland

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 3 Stimmen

Kategorien: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Mit "Der Pfad der Winde" setzt Brandon Sanderson die atemberaubende Geschichte fort, die mit "Der Weg der Könige" begann - der amerikanische Bestsellerautor hat damit ein Epos vom Weltrang des "Herrn der Ringe" geschaffen.

Mitglieder Bewertungen:

Awesome book.

This is an awesome book. When I get caught up on this series I'm going to start reading more from Mr. Sanderson.