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| Title | : | Last of the Wilds (Age of the Five #2) |
| Author | : | Trudi Canavan |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 558 pages |
| Published | : | May 2006 by HarperCollins Publishers Inc. (first published April 25th 2006) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Magic |
Trudi Canavan
Paperback | Pages: 558 pages Rating: 4.03 | 12317 Users | 209 Reviews
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After pitched battle, The White—the avatars of the Five Gods—have briefly turned back the vicious invaders. And now, the priestess Auraya is sent on an urgent mission to reconcile with the powerful, outcast Dreamweavers, for their magical healing abilities may be the key to saving the land. But as a deadly plague devastates their allies and old adversaries resurface, a dreadful surprise may ruin the chance for peace. For Auraya's terrible discovery will force her into a desperate choice—one whose consequences will change the world forever.
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| Original Title: | Last of the Wilds |
| ISBN: | 0060815914 (ISBN13: 9780060815912) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Age of the Five #2 |
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Ratings: 4.03 From 12317 Users | 209 ReviewsRate Of Books Last of the Wilds (Age of the Five #2)
Ok, so there is definitely a pattern with Trudi Canavan's books that seem to apply to each series. Main female character is accepted into higher social/religious/political standing because of her unexpectedly high level of skills/powers. Once she comes into her powers fully, she defies her superiors, breaks rules, rebels for the sake of truth and because it's the right thing to do while still remaining on the good side of the other important characters as much as possible. Meanwhile she falls inBook 2... nicely written but a little vague. When I was reading, i seems that i was jumping from one story to the next. But it is not something i dislike, after all, the story of the age of the five consists of multiple characters, too many not to be mentioned. It would surely spoil the entire story if none of the characters were explained or stated properly.I have come to love Auraya since I first read the first book. To me, she is simple much more than the Gods thinks she is and I like the way
(3.5 - 4 stars)While I'm generally enjoying these books much more than I did when I first read them 10 years ago, I guess this is just a little... middle-booky?IMHO, the pacing is a little wonky- for the most part, it's petty slow and definitively doesn't have the typical arc the first book had, and then at the end petty much everything happens at once, leaving at least Auraya in a pretty emotional place.Aurayas and Mirars arcs are my personal favourites from this book. Their situations change
SPOILER FREEThe plot in the second entry of this trilogy is a lot slower than the first, but its rich in lore, history, magic, and character development. This is a book about discovery, rather than epic fantasy battles and war. Aurayas journey in this book is difficult for her. She spends so much of it fighting an uphill battle (metaphorically) and for a while it doesnt feel like shes going anywhere. She does, however, come into her own eventually and watching her grow even more as a character
This was one of the best conclusions to a trilogy i have ever read. It really had me hooked the whole way through, i found the world so compelling and inspiring, i had to write a review to say how much i loved this series and the characters.
I was so excited to read this and I was not disappointed!! I loved the first book of Age and Five but somehow I loved this one more. I read the last half of this book in one sitting last night: it was so gripping and the revelations just kept on coming! I feel more attached and invested in Auraya than ever. Her character is fantastically written and the decisions in this book made so much sense even though I was extremely surprised by them in the moment. My feelings on a lot of secondary
I desperately want to like this series, because all the elements are there. Magic, war, unique to her world races, love affairs, Gods, etc. It just seems Canavan has no idea what to do with these elements, and the writing is just so sub par it's hard to read. Her races all have the same mannerisms and characteristics. They have nothing unique about them other then the way they look, and yet two of the races are mostly cut off completely from the human world. Their culture and mannerisms and
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