The Tower of Venass: The Dark Ability, Book 3
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- Length: 9 hrs and 32 mins
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- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release Date:05/07/2017
- Publisher: Audible Studios
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Publisher's Summary
Master of lorcith. Gifted with Sliding. Pawn of the Forgotten.
Rsiran now understands that he can use not only the arcane power of lorcith, but also that of heartstone. This ability makes him powerful, perhaps too powerful for some. Others know of his ability and seek to use him.
After Brusus is attacked, Rsiran makes a decision that requires an unlikely ally, and brings him to dangerous Thyr, where the Scholars of Venass offer their aid, but for a price.
But the scholars want Rsiran for the same reason as the Forgotten. While he strives to discover why, what he finds changes everything that he has come to believe, as he learns that the struggle he's seen is only the beginning to a greater battle. And somehow he's the key to ending it.
©2016 D.K. Holmberg (P)2017 Audible, Inc.
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What Members Say
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"Annoying narrative "
I don't have the energy to elaborate more, but the narrative was very annoying and always revolved around the same thing.
He wanted to keep her safe.
He was surprised to find his loresith items.
He couldn't tell them because he wanted to keep them safe.
The only reason I listened to this is because the main story is intriguing and I have the weakness of always finishing all storylines I start.0 of 0 people found this review helpful
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D&M24/09/17
"Cant continue this series anymore"
I tried to keep going because the story was promising and interesting. The magic system with the different abilitys was intriguing as well. But the way the main char keeps whining and moping about everything thing in his life constantly through out the last three books over and over again, well its really depressing and annoying. The main character is also extremely stupid always putting himself in to situations where he is captured never willing to kill or hurt anyone . If you have read the first two books then you understand what im taking about, well it doesnt change in the third book. if this was the real world he would probably have committed suicide a long time ago. I dont know why the reviews on this book are so high when the main character spends about 20% of each book complaining about the same things. The author should read some books by Brandon sanderson to see some true character development and world building that they are severely lacking in. probly will not read or listen to any books by this author again if they are similar to this last series.
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