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The Fisher of Bones (2017)

by Sarah Gailey

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The Prophet is dead.Ducky isn't ready. Ducky doesn't have a choice. Ducky doesn't even have a name anymore. The Prophet has been called home by the Gods, and the eyes of the Gods have turned to his daughter. They whisper in her ear, now. For a generation, her people have been following ancient instructions, carved on bone in a language only the Prophet can read, toward the Promised Land. Now their journey is almost over. And whatever lies between them and the place they will call Home ¿ be it deserts, legendary horrors, or the monsters men make of themselves ¿ it is Ducky's burden to take them there. It is her blessing to take them there. Even if it costs her everything.The Prophet is dead. Long live the Prophetess.… (more)
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Competently written, but not heartily

“Fisher of Bones” is a practical and functional novel, but lacks depth of character or heart. When I realized that we weren’t going to see character development or conflict, I continued reading hoping the conclusion was worth the read. It was an interesting twist (that I should have seen coming), but not worth the ride. Not my cup of tea or preferred style. ( )
  Tayledras | Nov 16, 2021 |
Competently written, but not heartily

“Fisher of Bones” is a practical and functional novel, but lacks depth of character or heart. When I realized that we weren’t going to see character development or conflict, I continued reading hoping the conclusion was worth the read. It was an interesting twist (that I should have seen coming), but not worth the ride. Not my cup of tea or preferred style. ( )
  Tayledras | Nov 16, 2021 |
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The Prophet is dead.Ducky isn't ready. Ducky doesn't have a choice. Ducky doesn't even have a name anymore. The Prophet has been called home by the Gods, and the eyes of the Gods have turned to his daughter. They whisper in her ear, now. For a generation, her people have been following ancient instructions, carved on bone in a language only the Prophet can read, toward the Promised Land. Now their journey is almost over. And whatever lies between them and the place they will call Home ¿ be it deserts, legendary horrors, or the monsters men make of themselves ¿ it is Ducky's burden to take them there. It is her blessing to take them there. Even if it costs her everything.The Prophet is dead. Long live the Prophetess.

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