Books by Brian D. Anderson
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review 1: This was ok. As far as it goes I thought the story was well written. However at this point the godling of the title is not terribly impressive or godly. My main gripe with this book is that the ending is a cliffhanger designed to make you get the next book. It leaves you with a...
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review 1: It is all starting to come together our heroes are starting to form a resistance to The Newborn King. Gewey has gone to visit the oracle and must face the possibility that his courage may fail and fall prey to the Newborn Kings will. After the visit to the oracle, Gewey and Kayli...
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review 1: The plot is starting to develop an getting more interesting as Gewey begins to discover his powers and his ability to use the flow. Plans to hit back at The Dark Knight, and the possibility of a human/elf alliance is beginning to look more and more likely. There is one thing that...
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review 1: Gewey Stedding has much to learn about his personal power. Kaylia seeks to help Gewey do this and to complete the bond too. An elf named Aaliyah tells the elves that she and her companions are from the Western Abyss. Aaliyah wishes to help train Gewey for the battles ahead and to...
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review 1: I love coming of age stories, especially the ones that show the development of strong human values in adversarial context.That being said ... the book is a bit too cliche and simplistic. The story feels a bit like reheated pizza. And the easy acceptance of killing, even if it's i...
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review 1: OK, the only part of the book I did not like was the prolog. It seemed that it was going to be just like many others I have read. I was wrong!The structure of this book is very similar to many epic fantasy series - a group of disparate people find themselves flung together, and l...