Sword of Arelion (Sword of the Gods) (Volume 1), by Amanda S. Green
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War is coming. The peace and security of the Ardean Imperium is threatened from within and without. The members of the Order of Arelion are sworn to protect the Imperium and enforce the Codes. But the enemy operates in the shadows, corrupting where it can and killing when that fails. Fallon Mevarel, knight of the Order of Arelion, carried information vital to prevent civil war from breaking out. Cait was nothing, or so she had been told. She was property, to be used and abused until her owner tired of her. What neither Cait nor Fallon knew was that the gods had plans for her, plans that required Fallon to delay his mission. Plans within plans, plots put in motion long ago, all converge on Cait. She may be destined for greatness, but only if she can stay alive long enough.
Sword of Arelion (Sword of the Gods) (Volume 1), by Amanda S. Green- Amazon Sales Rank: #5323179 in Books
- Published on: 2015-06-08
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .96" w x 6.00" l, 1.24 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 384 pages
About the Author I'm a mother, daughter, writer and editor. In other words, I'm four people living in a single body. Mind you, it gets very crowded in here at times, especially when my characters decide they need to be noisy.
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46 of 47 people found the following review helpful. Green's best work yet... By Cedarlila I really loved this book. I often have issues with reading fantasy. Too much of it looks like Tolkein pastiche (this isn't even close. If you're looking for a Tolkein knock-off, as another reviewer seems to be, look elsewhere). If I had to compare this book to anything, it would be PC Hodgell's Kencyrath series and David Weber's Bahzell books. This is a self-confident telling of a young woman in crisis, who must come into her own. The supporting cast is rich, varied, and I would really like to know more about Fallon, and Berral, and the young Duke... You are left wanting more with this book, but the story is satisfying and more than worth the entrance fee.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. A very good start to a new series By David L. Burkhead A very good start to a new series.Fallon, a Knight of Aerlion, has interrupted his mission for some inner calling. The cause, he discovers is a young woman being held in servitude--actual slavery. Slavery is illegal in this kingdom, never mind the additional abuses heaped on the young woman and only the blindness--willful or otherwise--of the locals allowed the situation to continue. Once Fallon brings it to light, the woman is freed and the tavernkeep who had been her master punished.The young woman, who calls herself Cait, has no memory from before waking in the slaver's camp the night she was sold to the tavernkeep. Yet there is something special about her. She shows flashes of abilities, familiarity with things that might be hints of memories from before, little learned gestures that she does not remember learning, all that point to the Order of Aerelion. So Fallon takes her to the Citadel, the order's headquarters and school and Cait becomes a member. And then Fallon promply vanishes from the story, saving for a couple of mentions.The bulk of the story involves Cait's growing into the order and her developing relationships, both good and bad, with other members thereof and the growing mystery of who Cait is and why dark forces are interested in her and what lies behind the block keeping her from remembering.Unfortunately, we are not given an answer. Hints, yes, but no answer. These questions, it would seem, must wait until future volumes for resolution. The main concerns that I had with this book is, after spending about 1/3 of the book with Fallon he vanishes abruptly. The so-important mission that he interrupted, that his superiors in the Order emphasized was important (while agreeing that the actions involved in finding Cait justified the interruption) is never seen and scarce mentioned.Despite these concerns the story was a gripping read. And I do hope the next volume is not too long delayed.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. A fantastic beginning to what can only be an exciting series By Tom Knighton Sword of Arelion is the story of a young woman named Cait, or at least that's what she thinks her name is. In truth, her memories are gone and all she knows is the life of a slave, and in a kingdom where such things are illegal. Then one day, a knight of the Order of Arelion feels compelled by the divine powers of that world to go to the tavern Cait works and is held captive in. When he sees what the townspeople do not, that Cait is a captive who is unable to exercise her free will, he acts quickly. Sir Fallon, the knight, takes Cait to a place called the Citadel, where Cait can learn to use the power that she is filled with and serve a noble cause. Along the way, she has to deal with people trying to kill her and possibly even worse, her own demons that stem from her captivity. Amanda Green has written what could be taken on face value as a traditional fantasy tale. However, she has managed to take that idea and add a depth that is missing from most stories in similar settings. While there is much of the world we don't get to see or even know about, Cait doesn't either, which helps the reader see that world through her eyes. What she does see is described beautifully without excess detail that makes for a quick and exciting read. This is the first book in the series, and I personally can't wait for the next to come out.
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