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Jump to navigationJump to searchA Mighty Dawn (The Wanderer Chronicles) by Theodore Brun (view source)
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The thing I enjoyed most about the novel was its lack of predictability. After the first hundred pages, I thought I knew where it was going. And I was glad to see it take an unexpected turn, a necessary one that strengthened Erlan as a character. He went on a huge journey of personal development, but his story has only just begun. Very much in the vein of [[:Category:Bernard Cornwell|Bernard Cornwell's]] Warrior Chronicles, a warrior's battles are never done, at least, not whilst he still possesses the strength to swing his sword.
This is only the first book in the series, and despite its faults, I think this series has much potential in the future. If you like this sort of book, I'd recommend checking out [[The Pagan Lord (Warrior Chronicles 7) by Bernard Cornwell]] and [[Warrior King by Sue Purkiss]]. Or if you want stronger fantasy elements [[The Grim Company by Luke Scull]]. You might enjoy [[The Lady of the Lake by Andrezej Sapkowski]] but we had our reservations.
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