Michael J. Sullivan
Paperback | Pages: 620 pages Rating: 4.55 | 7585 Users | 397 Reviews
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| Title | : | Percepliquis (The Riyria Revelations #6) |
| Author | : | Michael J. Sullivan |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 620 pages |
| Published | : | January 16th 2012 by Ridan Publishing |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Epic Fantasy. Fiction. Adventure. High Fantasy. Magic |
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NOTE: This book is also found as the second book in the Heir of Novron Omnibus. It is released separately for those who have already read Wintertide and don't want to buy that book again as part of the bundle.IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS...THE ELVES HAVE CROSSED THE NIDWALDEN. TWO THIEVES WILL DECIDE THE FUTURE.
"I saw a great journey. Ten upon the road, she who wears the light will lead the way. The road goes deep into the earth, and into despair. The voices of the dead guide your steps. You walk back in time. The three-thousand-year battle begins again. Cold grips the world, death comes to all, and a choice is before you." -- Fan Irlanu, Tenkin Seerer of Oudorro Village
Percepliquis is the final installment of the epic fantasy, The Riyria Revelations. In this saga that began with The Crown Conspiracy, two thieves caught in the wrong place at the right time were launched on a series of ever escalating adventures that have all lead to this moment. Three thousand years have passed and the time for Novron's heir to act has arrived.
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| Original Title: | Percepliquis |
| ISBN: | 1937475018 (ISBN13: 9781937475017) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Riyria Revelations #6 |
| Characters: | Rolf Molenbeek, Hadriaan Zwartwater |
| Literary Awards: | Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2012) |
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4.5 STARS My review for the omnibus edition(books #5-6): hereI just finished my new favorite book series. The Riyria Revelations are amazing and I am crying that I am finished and there is no more to read. I love the world building, the characters and the ending. I can see why Michael J. Sullivan doesnt want to make any books that continue after the ending. Loose ends tied up. Questions answered. As close to a perfect ending as I can see. I have already read the Riyria Chronicles 1 - 4 and cant wait for the next one. Royce and Hadrian are definitely my
Them plot twists though!And at the ending i was like.
It's funny because I found myself comparing this 6-book series to the Jim Butcher 6-book series I recently finished. I highly enjoyed both series, but I found myself growing really tired of Butcher's series when Sullivan's Riyria Revelations stayed vibrant throughout, in fact I think I liked it more and more with each book. Don't go back and look at my ratings though.The funny part is that I'm on book 15 of the Dresden files and loving that series more and more.You might be able to put it to the
A fantastic finish to what has been an increasingly enjoyable series. Sullivans writing and storytelling in this last book is just miles ahead of where the series started in The Crown Conspiracy. The story has developed from just being about a couple rogues getting caught up in royal affairs, to where it is now which includes three thousand year old mysteries and histories of lost empires and elves and dwarves and goblins and wizards and imperial intrigue and conspiracies. Sullivans writing has
I dare say that most of us were introduced to fantasy through books filled with burly heros with swords, sorcerers, shadowy evil people and epic quests. These are the stories that most of us fell in love with, that blazed the path into speculative fiction for us. These days the trend is toward graphic, gritty, dark and different but its these sword and sorcery roots that got us to desire these new trends. Its sword and sorcery that brought us to love the genre. Its books like Percepliquis that
5 Big StarsPercepliquis the exciting conclusion to the Riyria Revelations by Michael Sullivan is one of the most fun fantasy reads that I have had the pleasure to read in quite some time. If you are new to this series or are unfamiliar with them, you should go pick up book one The Crown Conspiracy and get started. Funny thing about this series is that the author intended these to be standalone books that all share the same world and characters while not being part of todays popular epic fantasy
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