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 The Sum of All Men - David Farland
 The Sum of All Men - David Farland ... 2007-02-01 by OrbitNewest Review: ... attack to come fairly soon. Meanwhile, in the market town of Bannisfere a hundred or so miles to the south, Prince Gaborn ... more ... Val Orden has arrived incognito, hoping to learn more about Heredon's people in preparation for asking Iome's hand in marriage.
However, his time to sightsee is cut short when he spots assassins from the south and then a great army concealed in a magical mist marching northward.
The war has come much earlier than expected and Gaborn must ride to Castle Sylvarresta as quickly as possible to warn them before all is too late.
The novel is set, unusually, over a mere five days of events, and is the brainchild of Dave Wol...more |
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The Sum of All Men - David Farland: David Farland's "The Runelords Book One: The Sum of All Men" (1183 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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When I choose to read a fantasy / sci-fi novel, I rarely know what I'm going to get. The only communication I have on the quality of some titles is with my brother, adambrown400, and that is usually only with the Science Fiction Masterworks collection, and I'm the only one of us that ever reads 'high fantasy' anyway, so the damning overriding factor in choosing such a novel more often than not comes down to the cover. And David Farland's "The Sum of All Men" has a really good cover. After all, with 'high fantasy' the blurb on the back always sounds the same, with wizards and looming war, a magical object to be found, an evil ... Read the complete review
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