The Reach Between Worlds: The Arclight Saga, Book 1
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (569 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073X2S846 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 462 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Great Story! I thoroughly enjoyed this fantasy read! The characters literally came alive on the page, both the good guys, as well as the villains. The main character Taro is especially well written and is the perfect blend of innocence and roughness that comes from living a hard life. This is a very realistic fantasy, so to speak, and none of the characters are all good, or all evil. They all have their reasons for doing what they do, and the reader can see the world from their perspective, though you’re unlikely to agree with their reasoning a. K. M. Dorsey said Being good can be hard. Taro just can't seem to catch a break. He's trying to feed his family, make his father proud and protect his little sister. However, his choices aren't always admirable and some of them have deadly consequences.. Amazing A great book from young Master Haden! Very well put together. The book has a great magic system. Characters are very real and likable. Can't wait for book 2!
To get to her, Taro must pose as a Magisterium recruit. When an absurdly well-paying job comes up, Taro is quick to volunteer. For years he's worked for a notorious crime lord named Victor Mathan. Mathan wants him to break a powerful sorceress out of jail, but her prison is under the control of an ancient military order called the Magisterium. In a gritty world of lies and treachery, the standard fantasy hero just won't do. Mathan deals in stolen magical artifacts and trusts Taro to finish his work with as few questions as possible. Taro lost his right leg years ago, but with a family to support, he doesn't let it slow him down. The courses are grueling, the trials drive students mad, and the magic they teach can be as deadly to the caster as it is to the target.