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The Broken (The Lost Words: Volume 2) (English Edition) Formato Kindle

Edizione Inglese di Igor Ljubuncic (Autore) Formato: Formato Kindle
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Eighteen years after Adam defeated the Kingdom of Parus and proclaimed himself emperor of Athesia, he dies peacefully in his sleep. When his daughter Amalia crowns herself empress and takes nobles from neighboring Eracia and Caytor hostage, the political situation in the Realms is primed to explode. Meanwhile, exiled god Damian has resumed his quest to flee his eternal prison and kill the remaining gods. With Damian renewing his murderous quest and tensions boiling over in the Realms, the conflicts breathlessly march toward an overwhelming conclusion.

Will Athesia prevail, or will it take a new leader to keep the empire intact? Will King Sergei of Parus be successful in his plans to avenge his family? Can Damian succeed in breaking the bonds of his imprisonment, or will he succumb to the one emotion he’s had all along?

Bringing back the series’ signature tone and styling, the novel’s gritty realism, intense atmosphere, and intricate storyline make The Broken more than live up to the promise of The Betrayed. A harsh lesson in morality, The Broken will leave readers clamoring for more.
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    The Lost Words
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    26 maggio 2013
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00DG87SS0
  • Editore ‏ : ‎ CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (26 maggio 2013)
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni file ‏ : ‎ 2587 KB
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  • Lunghezza stampa ‏ : ‎ 793 pagine
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John Page
4,0 su 5 stelle Another grimly gripping read - once you get into it
Recensito in Francia il 27 maggio 2015
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The utility of a series is usually that when you start the second book you already know what is going on. So I was rather disappointed to find that 18 years have past and that I must start again the relatively arduous task of getting to know the characters involved. I can see how the development of the storyline requires the time gap, but a brief prologue saying what had happened to the main characters in the meantime would have been appreciated.

While the first book had heroes - some rather unlikely - and villains, the balance of good and evil was fairly clear cut. In this second installment, indecision, doubt and bad choices rather upset the balance of the world, though it remains unclear how this will ultimately affect the balance of good and evil. This rather gives this book, and I hope, its sequel, a strangely gripping quality.

Somewhat disappointingly, I still don't know what happened to Armin, the investigator.
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Keith H.
4,0 su 5 stelle Doubt spreading
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 8 aprile 2015
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Prepare to suspend your disbelief. This novel contains a great deal of the rather unlikely. I mean that in a good way. Where else do you find new ideas? I'd say 'The Broken' pulls off the trick of creating fiction and making it credible. It holds true to its own internal logic. In other (parts of the) world(s), they do things differently. Change the context, change the morality. So much better than familiar values in unfamiliar circumstances. The only flaw in this book is that it breaks Martin Amis's rule on narrative prevarication. Crafted prose describing a characters internal debate are apt to be dismissed by the reader as needless delay. Just get on with it. To be fair, the characters do get on with it; plenty happens, doubt spreading aside.
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Asriel
4,0 su 5 stelle Better than the first book in the series
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 18 settembre 2013
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I liked this book. At first I was taken aback cause I was expecting the story to continue right where the first book left off, but once I got over that I must say I enjoyed it. While I had complained about feeling indifferent towards most characters in book 1, I must say that changed in this book, so combined with the good plot and nice pace it made for a good read. Perhaps someone would expect and prefer that some threads found a closure, but that's book series for you and I must say it creates the premises for an explosive 3rd book. I'd have given it 4 and 1/2 stars if possible since I think it's better than The Betrayed.
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Doron Peretz
5,0 su 5 stelle An improvement to a good first book
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 19 settembre 2013
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This sequel picks up the best things from the first book: gripping characters, each unique and twisted, never quite the protagonist nor the antagonist; story telling rarely seen these days where the author breaks the fantasy mold time and time again in interesting and unexpected ways; intrigue, politics, murder and betrayal. I read this book until having to get to sleep, while brushing my teeth, in elevator rides longer than three floors and whenever else I could sneak a page in.
The main difference from the first book is that it is bigger. Where the first book left off abruptly, this one builds to a satisfying conclusion (unless you are expecting all happy endings) in several fronts. In the end most conflicts raised in this book were resolved, while an overarching story is building up for the mandatory sequel. I, for one, am waiting for it with bated breath.
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johnc57
3,0 su 5 stelle A slow set-up for the next book of the series
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 24 novembre 2014
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Adam the Butcher (he was not a very nice guy, thus the nickname) practically created an empire of Athesia by cutting chunks of neighboring kingdoms Eracia and Caytor. He also managed to give peace to all mentioned kingdoms and nice mutually profitable trade. The trade and Adam's reputation kept his neighbors in check. The story starts with Adam's death. His young daughter now has the responsibility to maintain his legacy, but Eracia, Caytor, and southern kingdom Parus suddenly recalled all of the old grievances and see a good chance of getting even. Lots of wars - small skirmishes and large-scale invasions follow.

The first book ended with what I thought a cliffhanger. This one starts 18 years later with practically no explanation of what happened in between. To my complete surprise I did not feel cheated as all the answers were given later by tiny bits; this was masterfully done and I really cannot recall anybody else doing this so successfully.

The characters - while interesting and none of them being black and white - for some reason failed to make me care about any of them, with one sole exception. A particularly interesting example of why it happens would be Adam's widow. She abdicated the throne essentially forcing her young and inexperienced daughter to plunge into cut-throat politics right away. One might think she would at least provide some counselling to her, but she can easily win the Most Useless Person of the Year award in this department.

As to my overall impression of the book it would be summarized in a short sentence: this is exactly what Brandon Sanderson's second book of Mistborn trilogy was. It feels slow after the first book with plot pace picking up occasionally, but slowing down shortly to see a lot of characters with POV wondering around and undergoing developments, but otherwise doing very little. This feels like a set-up for the next instalment of the series.

It is not a bad book, but it is really slow after the first one regardless of all the military action. It does make me eager to read the next one though. The final rating is <b>3.5 stars.</b> I am also happy the third novel is out as I am curious to see the continuation of the story.
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