Exile's Challenge

by Angus Wells

Book Overview

In the land of Salvation a reluctant Major must face a demonic army, while across the mountains, the People are being stirred to violence. A few proud exiles want only refuge, but what they find is... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553378120
• ISBN13: 9780553378122
• Release Date: November 1996
• Publisher: Spectra Books
• Length: 496 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.8" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Conclusion

The sequel and conclusion of the two book series Exiles Saga. The story that began in Exile's Children continues immediately in this book. This book sees the rise of Davyd as a prominent character. We learn more about the Breakers and their evil leader. All of the lose ties are wrapped up, though I would have liked and epilogue telling what happened to the characters that survive to final battle. That little quibble aside, another fine book by Wells. Only wish he would write them faster.

Exiles Challenge

This book is amesome. It is about an enslaved warrior that escapes and runs away with his wife and his best freind Davyd, who is a dreamer. Davyd makes contact with a metawaye warrior named Morrhyn. Morrhyn leads them through a secret passage and to his camp. They come apon many obstacals and defeat them all. This is a verry good book and i would recomend it to all readers.

Great Conclusion and Sequel

This book provides in terms of action, adventure and pure science fiction this book was a great ending to a great story. it really had a lot of twists in plot. i thought that Angus Wells could have put more emotion to work with but i may be wrong.

A Excellent Conclusion...

I picked up the first book and a whim, and loved it. The second is just as good as the first. I am not this man who will write up a HUGE review on all the details of the book. All I can say is as I read the book, I actually felt the impending doom.. and at times, I even wondered if this was truly the last book. I read alot of fantasy, so, most of the time, I know the good guys will win.. but, this, even though I knew they would, I was still guessing. If you like the first, you'll love the second. My only complaint, I honestly think Mr. Wells could have made this into a trilogy.. :)