Heritage of Cyador

Saga of Recluce, Book 18

De: L. E. Modesitt Jr.

Narrado por: Kirby Heyborne

Scarcely a year after the events of Cyador's Heirs, Lerial uses his mastery of Order and Chaos, the competing natural forces that shape his world and define the magic that exists within it, to utterly destroy an Afritan military force crossing into Cigoerne. Five years later, Lerial, now an overcaptain and a field commander of Cigoerne's Mirror Lancers, must lead three companies of troops into Afrit on a mission of mutual interest: neighboring Heldya is threatening to invade Afrit, and if that nation falls, Cigoerne is certain to be next.

The mission is both delicate and dangerous; Lerial's value in the effort to repel Heldya is undeniable, but his troubled history against Afrit may reopen old wounds that will never truly heal.

©2014 L.E. Modesitt, Jr. (P)2015 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Add in magic based on chaos and order, and this saga comes alive." (Rebecca Gerber, Booklist)

Good Reader, Good Tale but...

The story is great, the characters sympatico and I'm so glad to have Kirby Hayborne back reading. His voice and Modesitt's stories go together in my mind. I went off the recluse books to a new setting with new reader and it didn't sit well. Kirby allows my imagination to get active--don't need the action shouted at me!
BUT..the but in the title is because of the author's choice of character names, especially concerning minor characters. Duke Kiedron and Duke Kesin, bitter enemies--- then also two important officers in the Afrit command: Drusin and Dresile!!! Come'on Modesitt!!!! Be kind to confused fans.

Yet again Modesitt dazles!

I have been a fan of Modesitt for years. He had the ability to bring his world's and characters to life. By the end of the story you want to cry, laugh, or just rejoice with the people he has created. Again anther great Modesitt novel.

Amazing world

After having reading 18 books in this world of chaos and order I still wish there were more!

He's done it again

I keep waiting for a book in this series to be mediocre but as usual Modesitt has produced another great read/listen.

A superb READ!

This story is a superb deal with credit and well worth the money otherwise.

A fabulous story with good world building and character development. If you're familiar with the series this is one of the best. (Get even more out of it if you have read the order mage stories.)