Heir of Novron

"Amazing book amazing author I highly recommend anything from Michael J Sullivan. I started with this book and read I think 10 straight from him I was hooked "

"Aside from the confrontation outside of the ruins, l most enjoyed Myron's character development. He really comes into his own in this book."

"Seems like people love this series on GoodReads and I'm not sure why. The plot was predictable and moralizing, the characters flat and stereotypical, and the dialogue... don't even get me started on the dialogue. Some entertainment value, but I think I could have done without this trilogy."

"Answers at last after two/four books of questions! Fantastic, incredibly pour together, and the single thread at the end that brings it all into perspective actually still makes me cry most of the time that i read it."

"A very well-done book series. Everything does come together quite well. There are a few decisions by the author that I felt didn't quite make sense, but most of it is very smooth and logical.<br/>The way all of the questions become answered in the end is pretty satisfying and all the pieces do fit together. In fact, I would argue that the answer is <i>too simple</i>. While it was happening, it sounded like there were so many strange people and events that needed to be solved, but the explanation was all so simple and cohesive that it was almost anticlimactic. Alas, that is the way of real mysteries in the real world. They seem incomprehensible until you know the answer, then they seem obvious. Very good.<br/>(Without spoilers) my main complaint with the ending is (the main characters at least think) that so many people knew the truth. All the regants, and basically anyone involved with the empire? If that were the case, there is no way the truth would have remained a secret for a thousand years. It would have at least been a rumor or fairy story or cult. Unless <spoiler>the Patriarch was using magic</spoiler> to somehow suppress the knowledge.<br/>I understand that the truth, in reality, can be hidden or widely regarded as a "conspiracy theory" in the real world, even when many people know what is real. But it seems a bit ridiculous to me that when only one thousand years ago <b>everyone in the world</b> knew the truth, now the entire populous can't even imagine that the truth is a possibility.<br/><br/>Still, this is a very enjoyable story with very few continuity or "believability" (there are many many lucky events) issues. I thoroughly enjoyed it."

"Red Rising by Pierce Brown (and the other 4 books that follow)"

"Actual rating is a strong 4.5. There were moments in book 6 that I thought were dragged out, but I really enjoyed book 5. It was by far my favorite in the series."

"I love the wheel of time. Also anything by Brandon Sanderson. "

"It's a great series! Hope you enjoy it!"

"Awesome read. "