1 cm Ánh Dương - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Farhan Rafique farhanrafique4104711 — My general review of the Wayfarer Redemption series: A lot of prophecy-based fantasy I've read revolves around good overcoming evil, usually with relatively little in the way of serious struggle or loss. The Wayfarer Redemption series blows that approach out of the water. These books are gritty, gruesome, graphic, intense and filled with content that will keep your blood stirred. The good guys fall short of grace, the bad guys are misunderstood and the most redeemable, punished and flawless character in the book lives with the worst fate of the entire planet. You can't help but invest in these characters, share their joy, rage at their hardships and it keeps you always guessing on your toes. I've read few other books that do as good a job making sure the good side takes as many hits in the struggle as the bad guys do which makes it feel more realistic. I highly recomend this series to a mature audience of sci-fi, fantasy authors that are looking for something really different.

Renee Roo _ee_oo — AWESOME!!!!!

Marc Holliday marcholliday — This was sad, but magical.

Natalie Richardson nataliefayrichardson — Finally, an answer to my question "what novel contains the phrase a sinister pantaloon?" Objectively speaking, I didn't enjoy this read. But also speaking objectively, I appreciate the way this book sits on the cusp of the transition from 19th-century adventure writing to 20th century modernism. An omniscient narrator tells the story of first mate Jim abandoning his ship full of Muslim pilgrims. Then Conrad inserts his favorite narrator Marlow, who picks up the story of the rest of Jim's life, his self-exile. I didn't realize Conrad was friends with Ford Madox Ford, but I thought as I was reading of the way Ford constructs narratives and shifts points of view.