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Sky Road
They came with fire and violence, and as Singer watched, the human soldiers destroyed his entire tribe and everything he had ever lived for. And so Singer took his revenge, life by life, drop of blood by drop of blood. Still there were more lives to avenge...but all the killing was beginning to poison Singer's soul, and unless he turned his back on his hatred, he himself would be destroyed.
Singer began to realize the only way to truly avenge the dead and save the living was to work with the human enemy: to end the war and bring all the peoples of his world together.
And that would take all of Singer's incredible powers...
Singer began to realize the only way to truly avenge the dead and save the living was to work with the human enemy: to end the war and bring all the peoples of his world together.
And that would take all of Singer's incredible powers...
- GenresScience Fiction
434 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published December 23, 1992
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December 31, 2024
3.5.
Felt really verbose and kind of a little too long. Everyone had like 3 different names based on who they were talking to or where they were/what land they were in. Got a little convoluted and confusing at times. Sometimes based on the descriptions, I had no idea what was going on because while it gave a lot of detail, it wasn't of importance, just random background or flashbacks to the past that didn't seem relevant. Struggled to get through it at some points and some parts were actually interesting, just a bit muddy. Wondering if maybe you should read Deathgift first to set the scene, but it felt like it could stand alone and two books like that could be rough.
Felt really verbose and kind of a little too long. Everyone had like 3 different names based on who they were talking to or where they were/what land they were in. Got a little convoluted and confusing at times. Sometimes based on the descriptions, I had no idea what was going on because while it gave a lot of detail, it wasn't of importance, just random background or flashbacks to the past that didn't seem relevant. Struggled to get through it at some points and some parts were actually interesting, just a bit muddy. Wondering if maybe you should read Deathgift first to set the scene, but it felt like it could stand alone and two books like that could be rough.
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