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The Sky-Blue Wolves
- Lu par : Todd McClaren
- Durée : 13 h et 47 min
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Description
The epic conclusion to the New York Times best-selling Change series set in a turbulent post-apocalyptic world in which humans have rebuilt society after the collapse of advanced technology.
Two generations after the Change, Crown Princess Orlaith struggles to preserve the hard-won peace her father brought to Montival - the former Western US. But the Change opened many doors, and through them, powers strong, strange, and terrible walk once more among humankind.
With her fire-forged friend and ally Japanese Empress Reiko, Orlaith must take up her sword to stop the spread of the mad malignancy behind the Yellow Raja that has imprisoned her brother, Prince John.
From the emerging superpower of Mongolia, the Sky-Blue Wolves of the High Steppe ride once more beneath the banners of Genghis Khan - the thunder of their hooves resounding across a world in turmoil.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09/01/2019
dissatisfied
for a well to put together and elaborate series the ending felt rushed and vague
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- Kristal Edwards
- 03/10/2019
boring and uninspired
in as few words as possible, I will try to convey my disappointment. this series could have been 7-10 really amazing books, but instead has been watered down to 15 repetitive, repetitive, and dare I say repetitive books. the narrator has done his best but you can't polish a turd. well, technically you can but why...
I needed to know how it ended so I bought them all. I have since returned 2, and am considering trying to return them all.
will NOT be buying SM Sterling ever again if this is how it goes...
signed- too broke to afford bad entertainment
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- teejay spina
- 23/11/2018
Hmmmm ?!$&@
Did Mr Stirling just get tired of writing this series? Admittedly it has waned a bit since the death of Artos. Orleigh has never been quite the protagonist her father or her two grandfathers were. But this novel just kind of ended things abruptly- It was also highly abbreviated. I guess I always hoped “the Change” would maybe be explained or something. I’m somewhat disappointed.
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- Brooks
- 20/08/2019
A Disappointing Conclusion
When I read the summary, and found out this was the last novel of the Change series, I had a feeling I would be disappointed, and I was. To not get any glimpse of the far-future of this universe was truly frustrating. More so, even, than the Island in the Sea of Time series conclusion. You could tell that the author was just “done” with this story and just wanted it over with.
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- Michael Campbell
- 28/03/2019
not a good finish
he must have gotten tired of writing to end like that. I am still not sure what he happened to all of the characters
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- S. Singleton
- 13/03/2019
Good But Rushed
I have loved listening to all of The Change novels but this one felt kind of rushed. The cover of the book says that this is the final novel of The Change so I guess he's ready to move on. There was very little character development of the new characters and not a whole lot reasons why the existing characters acted the way that they do other than it was fated. An enjoyable read but the writer is obviously done and ready to move on .
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- Vincent
- 24/01/2019
What is S.M. Stirling thinking?
What is his editor thinking? I have to hand it to Todd McClaren, he gave a great reading of a terrible story. Just as in the Sea People: words words words that if were sold by the pound were worth millions, but it made this book a real labor. So back and forth the story goes as if anybody just picks up one of these books and reads it before all the others. Whatever he was trying to do with this book IT FAILED! and the ending REALLY? This is the last S.M. Stirling book I will ever purchase. And I own the complete series to date.
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- lorenz green
- 13/01/2019
Entertaining Yet Disappointing
The series deserved a much better ending than the one Stirling rushed in this book. The change started out in a pseudo-scientific way, despite some crazy event over Nantucket altering the laws of physics slightly and plunging the late 1990s back into antiquity. All the fighting and conflict was swashbuckling and realistic. After the first trilogy, Stirling kept throwing super natural garbage and Wiccan mythological nonsense until it got absurd and confusing. The last battle is lackluster and the change is never explained.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15/12/2018
I'm sorry but...
You know, for such a dynamic series where you can get wrapped up in character's lives, this conclusion was underwhelming.
Mr. Stirling owed it to this epic to write a better conclusion. Oh well, such a bummer
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- Adam
- 30/11/2018
Thank God its Over
Friend, Audible Listeners, Countrymen! I come here not to praise Dies the Fire. But to BURY IT.
S.M. Stirling is a brilliant author who decided to take a really great concept, write one of the poorer books he'd ever written, and then make a series out of it preventing him from writing much much better books.
Then he made some terrible decisions on how to take the already bad series.
And I stayed, because I knew from his earlier work he was so much better than this.
I do not imagine anyone reading this review who hasn't been along for this insipid ride. Let all of us celebrate the much better books we know will be coming.
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