
The Halls of Stormweather
Forgotten Realms: Sembia, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Jeremy Arthur
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By:
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Philip Athans
The Halls of Stormweather, a novel in seven parts, is the first book in a series that explores the mean streets of a city where everything has its price and even the wealthiest families will do anything to survive! Ed Greenwood - the creator of the Forgotten Realms begins the tale with the capable but embattled patriarch of the Uskevren family. Clayton Emery - the heir to the family fortune is brought to life by the author of Star of Cursrah and the Netheril Trilogy. Lisa Smedman - a veteran science fiction and fantasy author shows us a young woman who's more than just a maid. Dave Gross - the author of An Opportunity for Profit tells the story of the youngest son who carries a horrifying curse. Voronica Whitney-Robinson - the story of the willful daughter Thazienne is told by the co-author of Spectre of the Black Rose. Richard Lee Byers - the author of Dark Kingdoms tells a tale of a wife with a past as long as it is dark. Paul Kemp - a talented newcomer creates a servant with more secrets than his master could ever guess.
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Great book!
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A great start to many adventures
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A good collection of connected stories
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It's just... not good. Or maybe I should say that it's very just okay.
If a book like this had come along as the third or fourth book in the series, totally different story! I likely would have raved over the guys to do something like this. But they obviously were trying to introduce everyone in the family, and give you crazy information about each one. And that's exactly what they did. But doing it as an anthology was just... I don't know... it felt lazy to me, I guess.
I own all the rest of the books in the series, but I'm questioning reading them. Guess I'll let it breathe. Maybe my opinion will shift.
Good for an anthology
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Enjoyable book
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