Last of the Wilds (Age of the Five) - Trudi Canavan > Reviews

Advantages: Fantastic characters, amazing plot
Disadvantages: Only that the next book isn't released yet...

...a Wild, one of the last Immortals. Both Mirar and his fellow Immortal Emerahl are eager to escape the eyes of the Gods who will seek to destroy them. In the first book I was very much pro Dreamweaver, and particularly Leiard, who was such a nice, kind, "human" person. Mirar, is now haunted with fears of being linked forever with this other part of him, and yet I don't want to lose the Leiard part. Imi - Princess of the Elai, who live in ... Read review

Advantages: Intriguing, beautiful, mysterious
Disadvantages: it ended!

I can guarantee anyone who enjoys fantasy will love this, it is absolutely awesome. I became addicted at about page 3 of the first book, which i would definitely reccomend that you read before you start this one or you probably won't have much idea of what is going on. So, the plot. The story starts with Revian- one of the great things about Canavan's writing is that she is able to include chapters from several differnet points of view without ... Read review

Advantages: great characters and plots, great fantasy novel
Disadvantages: none to note as such

...really the way forward. The last character introduction is that of Princess Imi. In her search for a present for her father's birthday, she decides to head out into open water to the location of the prized sea bells, planning to bring home a worthy present. Yet things turn for the worst when she is captured by the land walkers that were already there harvesting them. This is another great character, and one to pull at the heartstrings, that you ... Read review

A great follow up in the series, leaves you wanting more brilliantly written characterization's. A great all round read, follow the caricatures through many twists and turns the fact that the author changes caricatures part the way through chapters keeps you reading and wanting more till the end.