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The Broken Pieces (2012)

by David Dalglish(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Eschaton Press

series

The Paladins

review 1: Wow. Just... Just... Wow.This book is... Beyond my ability to describe. When it wants to be entertaining, it can be entertaining. When it wants to be awesome, hell yeah it can be awesome. And when it wants to make you want to drown yourself in tissues, it makes you want to jus bawl.And the ending... Good Ashhur and Karak and whatever the hell the other one's name is. Screw Lord of the Rings, screw Harry bliddy Potter, screw any endingg to any series contrived by human minds, this, my friends, is how you end a book. Like something like Twilight (in my personal opinion) should be studied by all writers as a way of writing complete and utter bullsh*t and yet somehow being so popular you get five movies made, Dalglish's books should be studied-hell, worshipped- as how to writ... moree a great fantasy epic. I'm not gonna spoil anything for whoever the hell reads my ramblings, but... this, says I, this is a fantasy book. In fact, in my honest opinion, this is THE fantasy book. People will read this book in years to come and go:"Now that is how you end a series."
review 2: I have found that the completion of every book by David Dalglish results in me just sitting there, contemplating what I have just read. My parents often wonder why I am just sitting there staying into space. When I tell them I have just finished reading a book, they say it must have been a really good book. And damn right it was. There are some books that have amazing stories that just make you keep reading. But the ones I love are the books that you can't stop thinking about after you have finished reading. Books that make you think about everything that the characters have been through (in this case, crisis after crisis that Jerico and Darius are put through that makes you just wish they could relax and have a beer) are the books I love. These are often the story's you can return to and read again and again, entertaining a slight, make that minuscule, chance that they might get a happy ending the second or third time round. less

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