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| Title | : | The Erevis Cale Trilogy (Forgotten Realms) |
| Author | : | Paul S. Kemp |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 768 pages |
| Published | : | June 1st 2010 by Wizards of the Coast (first published 2010) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons. Forgotten Realms. Science Fiction Fantasy. Role Playing Games |
Paul S. Kemp
Paperback | Pages: 768 pages Rating: 4.46 | 433 Users | 30 Reviews
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From the mean streets of Sembia ...Erevis Cale might just seem like just another loyal butler for just another wealthy family in the merchant realm of Sembia, but he has always been a whole lot more than that. When the world itself is threatened, Erevis Cale takes it personally, and takes the fight all the way to the Plane of Shadow.
This massive trade paperback omnibus edition collects Twilight Falling, Dawn of Night, and Midnight's Mask into one book.
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| ISBN: | 0786954981 (ISBN13: 9780786954988) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Forgotten Realms, Forgotten Realms: Erevis Cale #1-3 |
| Characters: | Riven Drasek, Erevis Cale |
Rating Based On Books The Erevis Cale Trilogy (Forgotten Realms)
Ratings: 4.46 From 433 Users | 30 ReviewsRate Based On Books The Erevis Cale Trilogy (Forgotten Realms)
Did not finish. unable to maintain interest. :(I. Love. Erevis Cale. Full stop. The trilogy managed to keep me engaged from start to finish. Characters I didn't much care for (Jak Fleet) I ended up loving by the end. Let's face it, it's popcorn reading. It didn't challenge me. It wasn't complicated. The plot twists were a delight and I found myself shouting at the book a couple of times saying 'OH NO YOU DIDN'T' which is why I have ended up loving this book so much. Kemp managed to make me love these characters to the point I really was
I read each of the books separately so what follows is my combined review from all three books (which are included in this omnibus):Book One: Twilight Falling (12/16/12 to 12/29/12)This book is a must read for any Forgotten Realms fan. Kemp does a masterful job of character development and immersion of Realmslore. Conflict feels real and you are introduced to deities and geography within the Realms, particularly Sembia and Mask and Cyric, in a very interesting way. The ending was excellent as
The best series from the forgotten realms that i have read , and i have read ALOT :D
I finished the first book out of this three-part omnibus yesterday. It was quite good! The depictions of the different towns and locales was especially good, and Kemp really pulls you into the environment his characters are in. The short story at the beginning, All the Sinners, Saints, does a tidy job showing off Cale and Riven without getting long winded. It neatly shows Cale's powers as a cleric of Mask, his discomfort at Riven being brought into the fold, as it were, and shows off a bit of
I discovered PSK through his War of the Spider Queen. Then I read Egil and Nix (which I am obsessed with) so in waiting for the next E&N book, I decided to read PSK's older stuff. As a whole, I like the Cale trilogy. There is a bit of repetition in the encounters between the good guys and the bad guys. I didn't grow super attached to any of the characters. However I did love Azriim a whole bunch and Riven is the most exciting. I would still recommend it I think.
There was a lot to like, here. I read the prequel books, which I also enjoyed, but this went in a different direction, which was quite interesting. It was quite a bit darker than most Forgotten Realms books, featuring a group of rogues that end up with divine patrons, and it goes to some pretty interesting places. I'm interested to see where the next trilogy goes.
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