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Beyond Wizardwall Sacred Band Series Book 4 eBook Janet Morris

In a way, I'm sad that my journey is over with this, the final chapter in the Beyond Sanctuary trilogy. And where to start?
In this story, everybody wants a piece of Niko...The 3rd commandos. Askelon, regent of the 7th Sphere. Roxanne, Queen of Death. Even Enlil, the Rankan Storm God. And all for different reasons. How on earth will Niko survive?
And what can Tempus do to save his friend whilst establishing some semblance of balance among all this burgeoning mayhem? Especially when his loyalties are being tested too, and the line between friend and foe becomes blurred?
I wish I could go into detail...but I won't. THAT's what the story is for.
If you like high adventure, where heroes are forced to choose which oaths to honour - with men - with mages - and with gods, and where everything turns upside down and inside out...you'll absolutely love this story. Great action, superb characters, and awesome plot. Make sure it's on your 'To Read' list. You'll be glad you added it.


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Beyond Wizardwall Sacred Band Series Book 4 eBook Janet Morris Reviews

I’ve been a fan of Janet Morris for years (ever since the original Thieves’ World stories came out). Everything she writes is excellent and compelling! Her characters are always amazing, but Nikodemos is possibly my favorite of all. I can not even begin to say how much I enjoyed this along with the previous stories in the “Beyond” series and, for that matter, all of Ms. Morris’ works. I guess I qualify as a super fan!
Of all the “Beyond” books, I found this one to be the most instantly captivating. The book opens with Niko in the midst of an existential crisis. His mare is in the process of giving birth, and it looks very much as if both the horse and the foal are going to expire. But Niko is exhausted not just from assisting his horse through hours of labor—his previous adventures with Tempus Thales have left him a shattered husk of himself. In the midst of his broken depression, he quits his commission, and heads off—completely vulnerable, into the night.

Stealth, Niko, Nikodemos—is one of the most fascinating characters in all of fantasy. He has a calm and a capability that attracts the admiration of the gods, yet a vulnerability that makes him fragile and appealing. At the beginning of “Wizardwall,” Niko is in the midst of an emotional torment that is highly recognizable as a true physiological ailment. It would be accurate to say he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, but that would also be a mere fraction of what Niko represents in this novel. His suffering is not a statement on an individual illness, instead it casts light on the anguish, weakness, and fundamental strength of human beings as a species.

To watch Niko navigate a path between the schemes of figures more powerful than himself is breathtaking. There is a parent/child relationship between Niko and the other characters, even the characters that do not have Niko’s best interests in mind. This relationship is perfectly realized. The majority of the time, Niko exists because the parent allows it, but every now and then Niko slips through the fingers of a closing hand...revealing he has achieved slightly more of what the parent had perceived in him only as potential.

As always, Janet Morris is a lyrical master. There is a beautiful rhythm to the language here and you might find yourself reading this book out loud just to hear the words echo against the walls. I would be hard pressed to name any fantasy novels that contain even a fraction of the nuance the “Beyond” series can boast. These books are just as worthy of formal study as they are purely entertaining. Having closed the cover on “Beyond Wizardwall,” I’m highly tempted to return to “Beyond Sanctuary” and begin again...hopefully more confident with the knowledge I’ve gained, but fairly certain the series will require a third reading...and a fourth...and a fifth...

For fans of fantasy, this book has few equals.
Fits nicely into the Thieves' World mythos! Extended stories in a shared world can work with the right writers, and Janet Morris is one of the best!!
BEYOND WIZARDWALL, the third book in the trilogy of the Sacred Band of Stepsons did not disappoint. I find myself slowly returning back to earth, alongside Tempus, as he stood and watch Jihan thread her way amongst the crowd, “her high rump gleaming in the sunlight.” I too, am fighting my way back from Straton’s match with the Mygdonian champion, thinking of the Sacred Band in Strat's corner, “oiled and gleaming in their bronzed-bossed panoplies. What a ride!
READ THIS SERIES NOW! That's really all I've got to say. I felt like I was in the books living the story rather than just reading them. There were many times my wife had to pry me away just to get the "honey do" list done. Now she's picked them up and honestly it's been pretty quiet around my house because of it.
In a way, I'm sad that my journey is over with this, the final chapter in the Beyond Sanctuary trilogy. And where to start?
In this story, everybody wants a piece of Niko...The 3rd commandos. Askelon, regent of the 7th Sphere. Roxanne, Queen of Death. Even Enlil, the Rankan Storm God. And all for different reasons. How on earth will Niko survive?
And what can Tempus do to save his friend whilst establishing some semblance of balance among all this burgeoning mayhem? Especially when his loyalties are being tested too, and the line between friend and foe becomes blurred?
I wish I could go into detail...but I won't. THAT's what the story is for.
If you like high adventure, where heroes are forced to choose which oaths to honour - with men - with mages - and with gods, and where everything turns upside down and inside out...you'll absolutely love this story. Great action, superb characters, and awesome plot. Make sure it's on your 'To Read' list. You'll be glad you added it.