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File Size: 3924 KB
Print Length: 2304 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publication Date: September 27, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07HR6456K
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This series of books has the perfect name; Immortality and Chaos. These stories will definitely live forever in the minds and hearts of fantasy fans everywhere and they bring with them a real chaotic flow of emotions (still in shock from it all). I can't tell you how many times during this set of books I found myself holding my breath, quite literally. (May even have turned a nice shade of azure)This series starts off with a bang as the two friends Wulf Rome and Quyloc are sent by King Rix on a mission destined to fail, to fight a massively overwhelming army and are driven into what is possibly the most dangerous piece of land anywhere… The Gur al Krin desert, where searing sands are the least of their troubles.The duo find themselves in the middle of the Krin in a deep place they’d rather not be and just being there might lead to the worst decision ever.Then there is Netra, a young Tender from Rane Haven who is just discovering who she is and how to manage her budding powers. This part of the story has a tidal feel to the emotional tumult throughout, but also has some good action to balance it out.This pentalogy deserves 5 stars, two thumbs up, a fanatics dance of merriment and all the praise I can muster…and a bag of chips (as the cool kids say) It’s blend of action, mayhem, interpersonal connections and raw emotion (had me crying like a baby in its crib) made for a potent cocktail that still has me reeling from the ‘whoa’ effect.I absolutely LOVE the imagery in this book, especially with the creatures. It’s as if they were painted directly into my brain! (don’t worry, it doesn’t hurt) So that goes a long way in transporting you right into the story.Eric T. Knight does something amazing in these books, in that even though you are reading them for the first time it feels like coming back to an old friend you haven’t seen in years and at the same time, packs the wonder and awe of a brand new adventure and all the mystery that entails, making it what I consider to be an instant classic that will endure for generations to come. And that's really just the first book I'm talking about, it gets BETTER!I need to take a minute to talk about the magic system he uses, because it's freakin' awesome and completely unique! As a fantasy fan I have honestly NEVER seen it’s like. Things like Lifesong, Selfsong, Akirma, Flows and going "beyond" have totally blown me away! The way he has taken fantasy and turned it upside down with his use of the above mentioned things is through originality and an obviously bottomless imagination!Eric T. Knight is a literary master Chef, knowing exactly the right ingredients to give you a five course gut busting meal that will leave you both extremely satisfied and wanting more.So between a crazy unique magic system, characters that I feel like I personally know now (don't worry about how many 'real' friends I have) unparalleled action and an amazing sense of humor throughout (seriously I laughed out loud so many times while reading this, I'm pretty sure my family thinks I may be a little psychotic. (my mental health is fine. The voices told me so) you can’t help but love these stories.Knight ends this EPIC 5 pack with Oblivion's Grasp and it is without a doubt the jewel in the crown of the Immortality and Chaos series and that means quite a bit, since I truly adore every page of every book in this set.I've honestly never read a series that can bring to life such realistic and wonderful characters as this one does. In it Eric T. Knight has fashioned heroes that are truly afraid of what could happen but they use that fear to push forward and that lends them a realism that most fantasy stories lack.Grab a copy and I'll see you on the other side of the veil.
The initial characters are shallow and you have no empathy for any of them. For a general, Rome comes off as a complete rookie - no decision making or intelligence. Netra is a bit better but is still one-dimensional.The religious magic system reminds me a bit of the dream world in wheel of time. Indeed, the whole evil god breaking out of prison and the early release of his minions seems mighty similar as well.I’m not understanding how other reviewers gave this 5 stars.
This wasn't one of my favorite series. Without spoiling the plot, it seemed like a whole section of the series was about a group that was only marginally connected to the story line, had a completely different resolution to their problem, and the final meeting of the two protagonists was almost an afterthought in the epilogue. Too many plot developments were encumbered by peripheral entities claiming "we can't interfere".I found myself about halfway through the books debating whether to abandon the series or finish it to see if it got better toward the end. The end was partially satisfying but I found myself wondering how some relationships ended, how the characters resolved their actions, and what happened with some major influencing entities. I don't know if this was in preparation for a continuation story, but I won't continue with the series to find out.
Too many of the 'good guys' were morally compromised by a 'the end justifies the means' mentality , and as a result their behavior was almost as bad as the evil monsters. I am pretty sure that some epiphany was coming that would enlighten them as to how far they had compromised their beliefs, but I am just too fed up with the annoying and self-serving justifications, to hang around for it. And they were cruel to animal. which even in fiction is a complete deal breaker for me.
I think the author's writing style improved greatly in his Chaos and Retribution series (which I read before I knew about Immortality and Chaos: The Complete Epic Pentalogy). This set is giving me a better idea of the background and the history/personality of some of the main characters in his Chaos and Retribution series. The reason that I like the author's next series better is that Eric Knight spends more time on the personalities of his main characters without decreasing the action packed events in the books. So, if you loved this set, I think that you'll love the continuation of the Qarath world even more in the Chaos and Retribution series
This is an epic story about surviving when the odds are stacked against you. It is a story of magic and mystery of kings and soldiers, of good and evil, life versus death.This is a story of ancient gods and their creation called Life and Lifesong. And the Selfsong that inhabits every living creature. A story of how it was all very nearly destroyed. It is a story full of action/adventure and of undying love."Immortality and Chaos" is a great story that could be turned into a feature length film or a tv mini series. I would absolutely watch if it ever were.Great book series!!!
I've been reading this at night for the past month, and cannot wait to finsh it. I'm on the final straight, and let me tell you, I can't wait to see how it finishes.The plot take a while to get going, but this is purely because of the complexities involved in the storyline. Once the foundation is laid, the story picks up speed and hurtles toward the finish. The characters are well defined and the world around them detailed, and I had no problem picturing the story in my mind. The author must have had loads of fun taking the reader from one spot to another, and I love how I am taken from one character to the next over the chapters, inexorably drawn toward the finish line - not knowing what the end result is going to be!Overall then, well written, very detailed plot, and had me spellbound. I'm very glad I decided to read past the first few chapters, as this gem ihas been well worth my time.
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