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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780006511083
ISBN: 0006511082
Label: Voyager
Manufacturer: Voyager
Number Of Pages: 752
Publication Date: April 06, 1999
Publisher: Voyager
Studio: Voyager
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Great ending to a wonderfull trilogy!! This is by far the best of the trilogy - could not put the book down & got eye-strain as a result! Book concentrates mostly on Azhure who is a personal favourite! Highly recomended.
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This is the best fantasy trilogi ever written, I could not put it down. Sara Douglas has the ability to throw you into her incredible beatiful world and make you want to stay. Just read it...
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A fitting climax to the Axis trilogy. I'd never read any of Sara Douglass books before but I couldn't put any of the three books down and Starman lived up to all the expectation that Battleaxe and Enchanter raised. Can't wait to read more of Tencedor life Can't understand why I've never heard of her before!
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While I will say that the book itself was good, the ending left me wanting quite a bit more - in fact, I would venture to say that most of the characters got the shaft, with everything falling into the laps of only one or two characters. That said, the rest of the book isn't bad, and some of the events are actually surprising.
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Despite the contradiction of my summary above, the concluding volume to the Axis Trilogy (to be called The Wayfarer's Redemption when published in the States) is a mix of strengths and weaknesses, more tightly written and plotted than the first book, but not quite rising to the level of the second. The tale picks up where Enchanter left off well enough, and moves crisply along, only beginning to flag as it nears its conclusion. Even the author appears to recognize a sense of bathos, ... Read More
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