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Chronicles of Fiarah #5
Guardians of Peace
Guardians of Peace - Vol 5 Great release.The Assembly of Fentressen has disbanded, all the students, and the Judges of Light have each fled to their own lands. The only man left on the island, Inghamedan, is the Apparent Heir to the exalted one. He has remained to watch over the school, and keep it against the day when all the Judges might return. He has a nagging feeling that there is something he must do.All over Furth, the Balance is being disrupted. Torrential rains, earthquakes, fires, and whirlwinds show that talent is being used outside the bounds taught by the Judges of Light. Slavery has again taken hold, and the gnomes are being taken by slave ships to the other continents.Proponents of the EDUTH are spreading their influence over every land. In Fareandar, Tornedan, and Xarta, the enemy has extended its control over Furth from various fortresses. Elvenhome is in a fight against annihilation.Odeledan has become the Prior of the Audicils, and must find the dragons. The Historians are also seeking the dragons. Everywhere the people of Furth are fighting to keep their way of life.As war escalates, and the people struggle, there is still hope. The Godhead has not abandoned Furth. What can the Historian's, Dragons, and people of Furth do to stave off the pending doom? Find out in this action packed penultimate volume From the Chronicles of Fiarah.
601 pages, Paperback
First published September 24, 2011
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May 25, 2009
I think this is my favorite book of the chronicles .... so far. I enjoy the world that has been created. The battle of good vs. evil in the land of Furth. I love the characters. The only complaint is that it bounces back and forth with the different story lines.... but then, she has battle fronts in so many different places. If she didn't keep coming back to the basic characters, I would have been a frustrated reader. I would recommend these books to all.
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