Fallen Tiers The Blue Dragon Geas Book 5 eBook Cheryl Matthynssens Alex Hunt Theresa Snyder
Download As PDF : Fallen Tiers The Blue Dragon Geas Book 5 eBook Cheryl Matthynssens Alex Hunt Theresa Snyder 
Premiering on May 12, Fallen Tiers is the final book in the Blue Dragon's Geas.
From the appearance of a mysterious egg to the onslaught of a vicious storm, Alador must now decide when to move against his Uncle. How will he protect Rena's egg? Can he save people from a storm of his own making, from the winter before? Can he really eliminate the well entrenched High Minister, who also happens to be his uncle. This last task must be done.. or he will fail his Geas given by the Blue Dragon. Failure of a major geas only ends in death. Alador is fairly certain attempting to remove his uncle will also end in death. Which death will our young hero choose or will he surprise them all and complete the Geas, releasing him from a predestined path he would have never chosen.
Fallen Tiers The Blue Dragon Geas Book 5 eBook Cheryl Matthynssens Alex Hunt Theresa Snyder
I'm also intensely disappointed. I know I ordered well after the 'draft' version was published and supposed to have been fixed, but I'm not going to lie, like the other books, not only does this one contain several annotations from the author's editors, but the last half of the book is astonishingly first-draft material.Spoilers below this line, probably.
Several of the chapters are in reverse order. There are about three of them with Alador discussing his plans and reactions to Mesi being captured by Luthian, followed by the chapter where Alador stands up to Luthian... only for it to be revealed that he has captured Mesi in the first place.
There's a lot more wrong, as well; Nightmare is routinely referred to as both "he" and "it" throughout the story. Commas are regularly misplaced or apparently transposed from their proper positions in compound sentences. Idioms and phrases like "en masse" and "piqued" are replaced with things like "in mass" and "peaked". The characters no longer have the unique voices and motivations and personalities built up over the last four books.
I understand the author's medical problems, I really do, and I desperately hope that somehow I've still gotten the glitched version of the book... but I increasingly have the suspicion that I do not. This book was released in a first draft state and, for the love of written word, I wish it hadn't been. Even a free/hobby editor would have caught these problems...
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Fallen Tiers The Blue Dragon Geas Book 5 eBook Cheryl Matthynssens Alex Hunt Theresa Snyder Reviews
I love this series. I' m finally seeing Alador show more maturity in previous books, shaped no doubt by his many experiences. This book gave more perspectives from other major characters which was welcome and the story continues to capture interest. Really hoping the next installment is not too far away.
A truly great wrap-up to this trilogy. Make sure you get the updated version. If you got the original one downloaded by by mistake, you are missing out. This is epic!
Enjoyed the book. It was worth the wait. Thank You for time and effort you put in to completing this tale. If it is truly complete.
Well done and well written. Captivating read with characters that one wishes to know. Good use of the storyline throughout all five books.
Book 5 was a bit too fast paced for me and lacked the depth and development of the other books. I felt like the author had changed or that the story was wrapped up way too fast. Im glad i was introduced to the story and world, but this last book was just a let down and was very anticlimactic...i wish there was a second part to this finale that could explore and enrich the characters, dialogue, and overall plot that i have to expect based on the previous books.
I don't understand the negative reviews for Fallen Teirs? I have read every book in the series so far and am not undemanding as a reader but this is the best one so far. The world building, Dragon Lore and character development are among the best I have ever read and for the duration of the read I again found myself immersed in a fantasy world which is simply superb. An easy five stars for me!
after being sent the unfinished book by I finally got the full book and was not disappointed, admittedly there was a bit of a mix up with the same event happening twice(poor proof reading) but as it was a rushed finish to make up for s mistake I didnt mind. Great to finally get to the end of the series but the possibility of a future series is still there, look forward to reading more of Cheryls work
I'm also intensely disappointed. I know I ordered well after the 'draft' version was published and supposed to have been fixed, but I'm not going to lie, like the other books, not only does this one contain several annotations from the author's editors, but the last half of the book is astonishingly first-draft material.
Spoilers below this line, probably.
Several of the chapters are in reverse order. There are about three of them with Alador discussing his plans and reactions to Mesi being captured by Luthian, followed by the chapter where Alador stands up to Luthian... only for it to be revealed that he has captured Mesi in the first place.
There's a lot more wrong, as well; Nightmare is routinely referred to as both "he" and "it" throughout the story. Commas are regularly misplaced or apparently transposed from their proper positions in compound sentences. Idioms and phrases like "en masse" and "piqued" are replaced with things like "in mass" and "peaked". The characters no longer have the unique voices and motivations and personalities built up over the last four books.
I understand the author's medical problems, I really do, and I desperately hope that somehow I've still gotten the glitched version of the book... but I increasingly have the suspicion that I do not. This book was released in a first draft state and, for the love of written word, I wish it hadn't been. Even a free/hobby editor would have caught these problems...
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