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Os Legados Dos Mortos (2013)

by Pittacus Lore(Favorite Author)

4.27 of 5 Votes: 3

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English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Intrínseca

series

Lorien Legacies: The Lost Files

review 1: This story was pretty good.. I liked reading from a Mog's perspective but I didn't like knowing there are good Mogs out there! I don't know why! It was very interesting finding out how the first 3 Loric Guarde died and briefly who they were. I was bummed by the ending because I don't feel like we got any closure... Is Adam dead? Did he survive? Is there one good rebel Mog out there? Lots of questions... But I hope this somehow ties into the original series, maybe with him somehow helping the remaining Loric Guarde members.
review 2: Well. Whilst that was not what I was expecting, it was still pretty damn good. An interesting, and the more I think about it clever approach, fitting in with narratives rather than backtracking on what has already been written. And ... moreI have a better understanding of Adam now, exciting me for the next book.imageThe other legacies have been told and explored. But what happened to the Garde before, who caused the scar on the other’s ankle.This is their legacy and how the found themselves in danger.I had really hoped it had been from three perspectives. To see how three other Gardes, ones in more impending danger coped with Earth life. I think that is what most intrigues me about the more Gardes that emerge, but sadly I was not greeted with this. I was really surprised to open up to Adam’s voice. I had to check I was reading the right book. And to hear him sound so pro-Mogadorian I was in disbelief. Surely this was not the story I was meant to be reading. But, this I suppose was a genius on the author’s behalf. Not only did I learn why Adam helped Sam’s dad, hence wiping out scepticism, it also allowed for a better flow of story, with one narrative throughout.I thought was pretty awesomely executed for the capture of One, who’s name kept annoying me as I kept reading it as one. But I liked the change in Adam’s thought process, and still see the personality of One as she remains with him. There were similarities to her and Four’s story, the romance elements annoyed me a bit, but it was still interesting to read about.I felt a bit gutted as I thought that Two and especially Three’s story was brushed over. Sort of rushed in favour of exploring the Mogadorian relationship and competition between Adam and Ivan. But I just wanted to read how Two and Three had adjusted and survived, and whilst they were mentioned it was not explored in detail. It made me feel a little cheated. I understand it was hard to connect all, but still. I still do not really have great grasps. It was all rushed a little too quickly. Shame.Saying that, I found the approach clever, and enabled the weaving of just one narrative and keeping a continuous narrative. So, I can expect to hear from Adam in the next book. Maybe more detailed Legacies from those who had fallen next time, from their own perspective maybe. Just to satisfy my own selfish need as it was not fully with this. But it was still pulled together nicely and addressed an impending important character. less

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