Crusader (The Wayfarer Redemption, Book 6)

by Sara Douglass

Book Overview

From epic fantasy author Sara Douglass comes Crusader, The sixth book in The Wayfarer Redemption series For countless millennia the Star Dance and the TimeKeeper Demons have battled their way across... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0765342804
• Release Date: February 2007
• Publisher: Tor Fantasy
• Length: 544 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.1" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Awesome!

This entire series has kept me awake Many Many Many nights. It is extremely well written, a brilliant fantasy that all can relate to. I HIGHLY recommend the whole series. (oh, and I REALLY hope she writes another *hundred* in this series!)

Exciting and endearing

An awesome way to end this exciting series, it was terrible having to wait for each book to find its way into my hand. I wish there would have been a few more in this series, but she closed it off very well and made this book a real work of art. I highly recommend this to anyone who is into high flying, action packed book! The story line is wonderful and the attention to detail extravigant. A must read for all true fantasy seekers

Not as bad or difficult to understand as some make it out to be...

I read this book, just like another reviewer, a few years ago while because I ordered the paperback from Australia, now however I want to buy this again in hardcover because I really like the story. Guess that says a lot about me (I'm a collector) and about how I feel about the story (It's great!). They other reviewers said the story turned weird and was difficult to understand, I disagree... Yes it took an unexpected turn, but this is merely "high" fantasy...strange but beautufull things happened and If u have an open mind you will love this...however this isnt "realistic" (for as far as that is possible) fantasy, so if u are after that U might pass this book. On a final note, I live in Holland and I'm Dutch...English isnt my first language nor did I study it in school, I however read this book in English and it was not difficult to understand even for someone like me, I dont know why the other reviewers would say it is...maybe they couldnt grasp the scope of the fantasy aspect of it, or maybe they couldnt stretch their own imagination around the story that is told here...yes its weird its fantastical...but it does make sense and it is most of all FUN!

Perfect Ending

This book is the perfect ending to a perfect series. All six books ultimately wrap up in this satisfying book. The first three books can most certainly be read together and then you can just not bother with the next three books. However, I found this second trilogy to be far more emotional and well written. The despair felt in the second book far outshines the emotions the first trilogy made me feel. ********SPOILERS******** I was overjoyed when Faraday finally survived and received the fate I felt she should have had in the third book. The only annoying part of this story I found was the fate of StarDrifter and Zenith. Zenith dissapointed me but at least Wolfstar received his due.