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Chargement... The Great Convergence: The Book of Deacon (édition 2012)par Joseph Lallo (Auteur)
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The Great Convergence continues the tale of young Myranda Celeste. With fresh knowledge of magic and steadfast resolve to see the end of the war that plagues her land, Myranda sets out to find and unite the five fated heroes, the Chosen. Each new warrior brings her world a step closer to peace, but does she have the strength to survive the trials ahead? Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Joseph has created a set of heroes, The Chosen, for this story that are everything but a cohesive unit working towards a singular goal, and, at times, this can become rather frustrating and annoying. I just wanted them to sort their shit out and get on with it, but they just keep pulling in opposite directions with their own agendas being more important than the goal the gods set for them. And the end result of my frustration and annoyance is i end up liking and admiring The Generals more than i do The Chosen.
So far this has been the strangest book of the series. Whereas 'The Book of Deacon' was exploring how magic works within this series, this book is mostly spent with The Chosen learning to fight, both individually and together. And i'm not a big fan of lots of fighting, so i can't say it all worked for me.
But, lots of buts, i suppose this was inevitable. You take a bunch of people, some who don't want to be heroes and some who do, and throw them together for a goal that some don't care about and some do, and you're going to have chaos for a while. And this is what this book is really for: bringing together these conflicts, internal and external, of our heroes and attempting to get them resolved before the big day ahead. Will they all be resolved? Will all our heroes survive? You'll just have to read it and find out.
One more thing about this book. The war between the Northern Alliance and Tressor has been going on for well over 100 years, continuously, and i kept on feeling that this book had a lot to say about war and the reasons we fight it... Food for thought there. ( )