The Path of the Storm (The Evermen Saga)
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (747 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1477824227 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 496 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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His sister, Ella, helps to build the machinery the Empire desperately needs, but she longs to find Killian and believes his powers will be needed in the conflict to come.News of a wedding brings a much-needed ray of hope to the weary people. But as citizens and leaders gather from afar for the festivities, an evil threat shatters the fragile peace: one of the Evermen has returned. Trade is at a standstill, famine sets in, and, with no food and no essence, the people begin to riot.In the midst of the growing unrest, Miro struggles to balance his life with Amber against his resolve to keep threats to the Empire at bay. Two years have passed since the war, yet without essence the Empire's economy has collapsed. And he will not rest until he has completely destroyed the humans he despises.This is the third book in the epic Evermen Saga.
About the AuthorJames Maxwell grew up in the scenic Bay of Islands, New Zealand, and was educated in Australia. Devouring fantasy and science-fiction classics from an early age, his love for books translated to a passion for writing, which he began at the age of eleven.Inspired by the natural beauty around him but also by a strong interest in history, he decided in his twenties to see the world. He relocated to London and then to Thailand, Mexico, Austria, and Malta, developing a lifelong obsession with travel. It was while living in Thailand that he seriously took up writing again, producing his first full-length novel, Enchantress, the first of four titles in his internationally bestselling Evermen Saga.When he isn't writing or traveling, James enjoys sailing, snowboarding, classical guitar, and French cooking.
Devouring fantasy and science-fiction classics from an early age, his love for books translated to a passion for writing, which he began at the age of eleven.Inspired by the natural beauty around him but also by a strong interest in history, he decided in his twenties to see the world. He relocated to L
The Path of the Storm by james Maxwell Of the three out of four books in the Evermen Saga that I have read, by James Maxwell, I think that this one was the most interesting. While it does cover some additional wars it also introduces new lands of the empire complete with romantic excursions by some of the characters who you hoped would get together, finally. I think that there is a delicate balance between trying to maintain a mythical past from antiquity and present day conveniences. There were times when the author almost alluded to contemporary devices for communication that were not thought of even in a mythical world, and it bothered me somewhat. I am sure from . Martha Speller said Keeps you on the edge of your seat!!. This next chapter in this series starts you right out with a end of your seat grabber. And frankly I don't believe it lets you go through the rest of the book. I barely wanted to put it down.The growth of some characters was right where it should be but the people yeaah you just want to kick them in the but after all they just went through. But people will be people, all it takes is a few and the rest follows blindly.There really isn't anything I can say negative about the story line. I didn't even feel any part of it drag down all of the information was needed. And I do not wish to spell it out for I have no wish to spoil the s. Somewhat disjointed but enjoyable book As with other series of books I have read, this final book isn't as well written as the first or second. Enjoyed the book. Just was more difficult to navigate through in sense that the plot seemed disjointed at times. The ending was difficult to place as part of the original plot. The character Ella was a refreshing main stay throughout all three books. The characters didn't seem to flow together as well in this book. And didn't like that Ella's relationship with the men in her life was conflicted. Think the relationship between Ella and Milo could have been better connected. Overall though, thought the themes were interesting.