Wielder's Fate

Wielder Trilogy #3

by T.B. Christensen

While the Kalians celebrate their recent victory, an innumerable horde of galdaks pours out of the mountains, intent on destroying the human race. The people of Kalia look to Traven, a master wielder, to save them. However, even his immense power may not be enough to stop the imminent threat. His will, courage, and strength are tried as he prepares to give his all, even his life, for the people he loves.

Genres: Fantasy, Magic, Epic Fantasy, Romance, Adventure

438 pages, Paperback

First published October 30, 2012

Reviews

[Jim Pike · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent ending to this series. I'm sad to see it end. Loved the story and the characters.

[Alpha_stigma · Rating 5 out of 5]

This review may contain spoilers:
The Wielder series is a great trilogy I would say the bad part about it is that it is only three books, I was hoping for Celeste and Traven to get together in this book causing Kalista to evaluate her feelings and have some of that play into a fourth or fifth book but sadly this was the end. :( but what an end the magic of this series was well thought out the gems that help were not just all powerful there were advantages and disadvantages. The end battle was not like a lot of other books oh you went here got this now you are uber powerful. Nope Traven had to use his head and his gem strategically and I loved that it was not just who is more powerful than who wins. Don't take my word for it just buy the book and you will get it.

[Nilesh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice and Happy Ending.

[Syberwired · Rating 4 out of 5]

Let me start off by saying the basics of the story is the same as others in this genre for the most part. Boy is introduced; boy matures; boy becomes the world's hero. However, the author does a great job at the storytelling and the building of the characters. I enjoyed the descriptive storytelling that some seem to have found badly done. I was able to "get to know" the characters and their reasoning and have read the entire series and liked every one of them. I was saddened to find that the author ended the series. I would have liked to find out more information about Traven's past and that of the ancient Wielders.

[Ron Sturm · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very good book and a nice ending to the trilogy. Though he left some opening remarks at the end of this book that could lead towards a new series.

[Pickyreader · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great ending

This was a enjoyable ending to a fun trilogy.

[David Harmon · Rating 5 out of 5]

As was expected intrige, romance and chivalry .

[Linda McLaughlin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

I enjoyed reading this book, all 3 of them. This is the 2nd time behave read them. Wish there could be more.

[Sasush · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good trilogy finished.

[Nicole Gozdek · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gerade mit Band 3 "Wielder's Fate" fertig geworden. Ein zufriedenstellender Abschluss der "Wielder"-Trilogie. Nachdem er im letzten Band siegreich aus einem Magier-Duell herausgegangen ist, muss der junge Zauberer Traven nun feststellen, dass der Schamane und Magier der Gadraks - eine menschenähnliche Rasse, die den Menschen den Krieg erklärt hat -, eine Nummer zu groß für ihn ist. In der verzweifelten Hoffnung, den Schamanen doch noch zu besiegen, macht sich Traven auf die Suche nach einem magischen Artefakt, das seine Kräfte vergrößern soll, und riskiert dafür sogar sein Leben ...

Mehr will ich zum Inhalt nicht sagen, um nicht zu viel zu verraten. Nur dass es wieder spannend wird und einen Schuss Romantik gibt es auch noch, als Traven seiner geliebten Prinzessin endlich seine Gefühle gesteht. :-)

*Mit einem guten Gefühl die letzte Seite zuklappend*

[Nanne · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good finish to a surprisingly good series. Classic fantasy all the way and perhaps slightly predictable at points but it made you want to keep reading the next chapter to find out what would happen. The reason I am giving it only 3 stars is because I thought it all went a bit too smoothly at times and the main characters were seemingly invincible when it came down to it. For instance a normal human being defeating apparantly hundreds of opponents during a battle or the female lead who shoots down 10 enemies with the same amount of arrows in the middle of the night after a long day, never missing even once.

Anyways still a fun book to read but not the best story ever

[Scott · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was not a bad series by any means. By the time I got to the final book, the writing did improve quite a bit. I realize this was the first series by the author and it would be a great read for young adults interested in this genre.

But for myself, I need something more in the character and story development areas. This was very basic writing and storytelling from my point of view. I did enjoy the books, but if you are thinking Jordan or Martin, don't be surprised if the story does not capture your imagination the way those guys do.

All in all, it was enjoyable to read.

[Dave Neuendorf · Rating 4 out of 5]

Decent conclusion to the trilogy. After three books, I expected the author's English to be better, but the writing wasn't egregious enough to make it unpleasant to read. The magical combat sequences were interesting, and the magic system was explained a lot better than in the previous books. I'll probably try some of the author's other works.

[David Keyes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good book!

[Justin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Satisfying ending. Wish it was a little longer but very good book none the less

[Gary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed it and look forward to the next

[Chris · Rating 3 out of 5]

ok.

[Jim Galford · Rating 3 out of 5]

While the story is brought to closure and I enjoyed the series, this third book in the trilogy was not as well laid-out as the first two.

[Stephen Lodewyks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Book, good ending to the series