Michael Sullivan rises to the challenge in his third installment of the Riyria Revelations. In this latest book, Michael provides some much needed background to the two main characters, Royce and Hadrian. The stories many twists kept me interested long into the night and desperately waiting for the next book. I would recommend this book to any fantasy reader. ]]>
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Brilliantly written. Conn tells a imaginative and invigorating tale. Genghis comes alive in the telling. His brilliance and tactical genius flow from the pages. You can't help but to become entranced by the story. It will keep you up till late in the night. ]]>
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I was a little hesitant about this book after reading other reviews and noting the religious overtones that were called out. After reading it however, I can say that the religious aspects were well presented and fit nicely into the story line.
The book starts off quickly and keeps going. Jeff Struecker and Alton Gansky do a wonderful job of developing the characters in the story.The inclusion of the character's families make them feel real.
While the characters are well developed, I feel the authors fell short in the descriptions of the world around them. I did not feel immersed in their surroundings as with other authors of this genre.
Overall, I feel this was a great book and look forward to reading other books by this author. ]]>
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