Star Mage

Blacklight Chronicles #5

by John Forrester

With the help of Master Builder Goleth, Talis and Mara help rebuild the destroyed City of Naru. Talis keeps his promise and journeys south with Master Goleth and Mara, but there is unrest and chaos in the Jiserian Empire. Nikulo finds affliction tormenting his mind upon returning to Naru, and is compelled to go west on his own to the City of Ursula. On the flight south, Talis finds himself drawn to visit the Ruins of Elmarr, and discovers the voice of the Nameless, the voice of the master of Lord Aurellia. The traitor Rikar is waiting within those ruins, a beacon of wrath for the Starwalker revenge.

Genres: Fantasy, Magic

165 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 26, 2014

About the author

John Forrester is the author of Reins of Power, in the Shandian Chronicles epic fantasy series. He is also the author of Fire Mage, Sun Mage, Shadow Mage, Dragon Mage, and Death Mage from the Blacklight Chronicles fantasy series.

Reviews

[ronald richardson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Waiting

cannot wait for the next book.one is as good as the next
the whole series has been a really good read.

[Elizabeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Engaging

Yet another great book in the series. I can not wait torrid the next one. They are so engaging and well written they just draw you in.

[Michael Wood · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fantasy Swords and Sorcery Novel (part 5)

Forrester's imaginative world of magic, sorcerers, dragons, powerful evil fiends, orders of insane wizards, powerful gods and goddesses, war and necromancers barely manages to survive the conflict. There is evil, but also "not so evil" forces in battle for domination, not just of this world, but all the worlds of the multiverse.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

[Stephen Levesque]

With the help of Master Builder Goleth, Talis and Mara help rebuild the destroyed City of Naru. Talis keeps his promise and journeys south with Master Goleth and Mara, but there is unrest and chaos in the Jiserian Empire. Nikulo finds affliction tormenting his mind upon returning to Naru, and is compelled to go west on his own to the City of Ursula. On the flight south, Talis finds himself drawn to visit the Ruins of Elmarr, and discovers the voice of the Nameless, the voice of the master of Lord Aurellia. The traitor Rikar is waiting within those ruins, a beacon of wrath for the Starwalker revenge.
This is a good series, a little long winded in places but it does hold your interest. The characters a great and well thoughtout. Theplot thickens as the story goes on. Well worth your time to read this series. Great reading everyone.

[Chris Robison · Rating 2 out of 5]

I have really liked the series up until this point. Simply put, this book devolved into a teenage soap opera. That was my biggest beef with it. I couldn't even finish it. In addition, I found that because there is so much time between book releases, I have forgotten a lot of little interactions and new characters from previous books, that starting this book was almost confusing.

[Allison · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved it but he always makes you wait too long for the next one and he never tells you so you just have to keep looking. but i have loved all of these books and cant wait for the next one.

[jamesfire · Rating 4 out of 5]

Blacklight chron

I like it a lot was one of the best series I have read in awhile thanks for righting them

[Troy Allen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

This book sucks you in and takes you on a great adventure. I highly recommend it to those who love fantasy

[Eva Jarkiewicz · Rating 4 out of 5]

When you get to the last page of a book and are surprised you have reached the end of the book it must mean you were engrossed in the story.

[ianc diana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Captivating!!

Love this writer I'm not a big fan of fantasy but this keeps my hands on it all the time.