
The Seventeenth Year
The World Walker, Book 3
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Narrado por:
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Todd Boyce
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De:
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Ian W. Sainsbury
What if every choice you ever made had the power to reshape reality?
Joni, the daughter of World Walker Seb Varden, has never met her father. And the world he left behind has become a dangerous place for the last generation of Manna users. Mee and John insist Seb will return, but what if they're wrong?
Could it be possible she has none of Seb Varden's powers? Or might her abilities reveal themselves as she leaves childhood behind? In her 17th year, Joni will be forced to leave those she loves, face a great evil, and finally learn the truth about her father.
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While Joan's is on the run by some crazed lunatic, she shows she can wield her powers.
Gets you from the beginning
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downgrade from the first two in this series
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Great Fiction
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There could have been so much that could have happened in this instalment. The gimmick simply ate up reading/listening time. The constant narrative recapping events to make sure the reader was still with the twists was a bit much. Then again the repeating of events to other characters over and over again so that the characters were up to date was yet another layer of retelling.I think the gimmick could have been used more effectively. The potential capabilities that were simply left on the table and not explored hurt the plot and made the story much blander than previous instalments.
( It's hard not giving spoilers. )
The gimmick was a poor one.
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1 2 & 3
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Man, that was some tasty storytelling
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great book
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The narrator - super, amazing job... I'm simply speech less. I can't imagine anyone better for this job. I'm big fan of R.C. Bray, but I think even he can't make that good narration of the book. I'd say he is half of the pleasure you get while listening the book. The main reason - he reads the book as a story-tale.
As for the story - you might think it is a sci-fi, then a fantasy.. then a mixture.. and the truth could be somewhere in between.. who knows :) But it is an original story and it is entertaining.
Now about each book:
The World Walker - 9 out of 10 - great beginning of the series.
The Unmaking Engine - 10 out of 10 - simply amazing, probably the best book of them all.
The Seventeenth Year - 7 out of 10 - now that's a problem. If you are pretty young, you will probably give it 10/10, but I'm nearly 40 and it did sound a lot like teenage action. Also too much love. Basically I think this was the weakest book of them all, but still interesting enough. You better don't skip it or you will regret :)
The Unnamed Way - 9 out of 10 - back in business again! All goodies are back again.. there's again a bit more love/romance then needed and a little flat end, but the end is just 1-2 chapters, while all the rest was very entertaining. The story prior the end was very interesting and the end itself was expected and nothing spectacular.
The author has a great potential. I see these are his first books. He has a great writing skills, very captivate style. I just wish he does a bit less distraction.. lets say 10-20% less would make his books even more interesting. But even with this I definitely put this author is my personal top 3 and I'm very keen on reading/listening more books by Ian W. Sainsbury !
The weakest of them all, but still entertaining!
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my biggest complaint is with the narrator and his odd pronunciation. If he has an accent I can't place it, but it really takes me out of the book when I feel I need to think about the sound he made and decode what he meant. There are moments in the book that I was truly surprised that his pronunciation made it through the editing process. for example he pronounces the work nonchalant as if it was nunchulunt multiple times throughout the story.
He has an excellent grasp of the rhythm of a conversation and his ability so switch between voices is spot on, if only those voices had consistent pronunciation I would rate it as among the best performances I had ever heard.
The story itself is a little shallow, but it's certainly entertaining. I enjoyed the first two books much more, but I'm still glad I listened to this one. Its interesting to see the tale of Seb and the mana users from a new perspective. I also like the use of the island to limit the power of the mana users and remove the over top all powerful magical solutions to all the problems.
the end is very much deus ex machina but hey the hero is basically a God so I suppose it fits.
Decent story, really just one book split into 3
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