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Wizardborn by Dave Wolverton
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Wizardborn

by Dave Wolverton

Series: The Runelords (3)

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Braineater plan change.

Having acted against Earth wishes in trying to get rid of his enemy, Gaborn isn't as superpowerful as before, but still will try and get rid of the Reavers.

A kid gives him surprising new information gained from eating the brain of a dead 'un. Yum.

So, a underground Reaver bash, is what comes next, to try and remove the menace before their super-wizard runs amok with an army.

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  bluetyson | Apr 21, 2008 |
The third book in the Runelords series. This series has some interesting and different concepts, but the characters are a bit weak. ( )
  Karlstar | Nov 20, 2007 |
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0312867417, Hardcover)

This is the third book in David Farland's epic fantasy Runelords series, following The Runelords and Brotherhood of the Wolf. Having sacrificed most of his Earth-based magical powers in the previous book, King Gaborn is sworn to pursue the army of unfathomable Reavers across the land of Mystarria, hoping to slay them before they can take refuge in their underground lair. A revelation from Averan, a young girl who's gained the memories of a Reaver by eating its brain, forces a change in plan, however. If the Reavers get underground, she learns, they will be rallied by the magic of the One True Master Reaver and return to fight, more deadly than ever. Averan's own budding Earth Power leads to her being chosen as apprentice by Gaborn's Earth wizard Binnesman, and her Reaver knowledge will make her an indispensable part of Gaborn's forces. In the meantime, evil forces seek to murder Gaborn's wife and prevent her from giving birth to a son who could be more powerful than his father, while Gaborn's enemy Raj Ahten--who, like Gaborn, is also losing his endowed Earth Power--pursues the Reavers through his kingdom as well.

In the end, the book stops just as things are finally starting to move, but while offering little plot development and no real surprises, this latest chapter in the Runelords saga is still likely to please Farland's dedicated fans. --Charlene Brusso

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:57:51 -0400)

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