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#1 Mar 14 2004 at 1:23 PM Rating: Decent
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I stumbled across this book, and remembered it being mentioned in the short-lived Book Club thread, so I picked it up.

In short, its dull, pedictable and formulaic. Yet another young orphan is heir to yet another long lost heroic legacy. The old man in the town just happens to be the last surviving member of the order the kid is supposed to re-establish. Yada yada yada.

Insert new foul race of cannon fodder minions (Urgals), supposedly wicked, subtle and evil Lieutenant (Durza the Shade), one long lost half-brother (Murtagh), hot kick-*** elf chick, shake well and out comes.... another wretched series of books.

The author is only nineteen years old and it shows.
#2 May 16 2004 at 7:15 PM Rating: Decent
I could just never get past every battle ending with the protagonist getting knocked unconscious... only to have the rest of the battle recounted to him by his comrades afterwards. That's just very lame.

plus the writer was 15 when he started and 19 when he ended sheesh why'd it take so long to write atriple


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#3 Oct 07 2005 at 2:30 PM Rating: Decent
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plus the writer was 15 when he started and 19 when he ended sheesh why'd it take so long to write a triple spaced book


lets see you write a best-selling book in four years

go.
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