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Igor Araujo miguelxano29f9 — After being hooked by The Crown Conspiracy (and I mean that literally, as defined by Merriam-Webster’s as “fascinated by or devoted to”) I was like a kid at Christmas waiting on my copy of Avempartha. From the last page of Crown to the first page of Avempartha, I missed my new friends Royce and Hadrian. I wondered what was happening in Elan after the death of the King? Where did the formerly captive and truly dangerous wizard Esrahaddon go? What secret plan was the Church of Nyphron weaving behind closed doors? What of the once powerful Elves now relegated to the fringes of society and living in the shadows? And how well did I really know Royce and Hadrian anyway? These questions lingered, unanswered, until the next chapter in the journey arrived in my mailbox, Avempartha. After devouring Book Two in the Riyria Revelations, I found that my questions were briefly sated but then renewed with a deeper intensity. My personal connection to the characters doubled in Avempartha as I saw them develop in more complex situations and human interactions. The personal challenges and tragedies faced by Royce and Hadrian are events creating an ever-increasing role for them in the fate of Elan. It plots were water, The Crown Conspiracy brought the first drops of rain. In Avempartha we see the resulting flash flood of events which sweeps up the characters and sends them twisting and spinning downriver. Now the story, the unexpected twists, the unknown past and future, hold me captive until the doors of this amazing land are opened to me once again in Book Three Nyphron Rising. All I can say is write, Sullivan, write. If you have not yet made the trip to Elan grab a copy of The Crown Conspiracy and begin the journey today. Michael Sullivan’s Riyria Revelations series is a rare and wonderful treat; an artistic vision. The novels are inventive, captivating and well-written. A great adventure filled with passion, humor and heroism await you!

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