The Coming Of Wisdom
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Wallie Smith is staring death in the face; only a miracle can save him. And then one does! The Goddess appears to preserve his soul, but she does much more than that. She promises to bestow upon him a new and powerful body, and, more importantly, to award him with the fabled Sapphire Sword of Chioxin. But nothing in this world or any additional comes lacking a fee. The Goddess demands that, for her services, Wallie become her champion. It will be an honor to serve such a presence, to have the chance to be victorious over all challengers. But Wallie and his sword quickly find themselves outmatched in a world of high-stakes magic. Even the Goddess’s priests cannot offer any resistance to the invading sorcerers and their quest to conquer souls for the Fire God. Wallie will need to find in himself and in the world the powers that will save all mortals. He will need to find The Coming of Wisdom.
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…Which I know sounds like hyperbole, but I’ve yet to read such a detailed world fleshed out with such elegance and ease. The writing is never forward–unforgettable characters like Lady Thondi and Brota make fantastic entrances and are agreed thorough descriptions, but it never feels like the leader is just stretching his characterisation muscles. This book seethes with tension and explodes periodically into some fantastic action sequences, but it’s perhaps most satisfying as like tales intertwined. No spoilers, but the scene where Jja washes Wallie after his humiliation, or Katanji with Diwa, or Nnanji wooing Thana–these thrill me every time I read them.
You’re missing out (especially if you write fantasy) if you judge this series by its take in art.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
Book 2 of The Seventh Sword
This book picks up where ‘The Reluctant Swordsman’ leaves off. It can stand on its own for fun reading, because the style remains the same, but the series really should be read in sequence to get the full effect — it’s an epic, not a collection of semi-related vignettes. Whatever.. If you read ‘Reluctant’ first, you won’t need an invitation to read ‘Wisdom. ‘
I’d give this a ‘G’ rating.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
Some people complain that middle books are the worst in fantasy trilogies. But in this series, it only gets better as it goes along. This book starts out slowly, but it gets increasingly broader in scope until the ending, which is among the most shocking and ingenious things I have ever seen in a fantasy. The genre really deserves this book, and, if you’re curious what I mean by that, then read it.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
solidly done, tale comes together very well, and the end of the book is masterful. Book is exactly the right part.
Reader’s Rating: 4 / 5
One less star for this 2nd installment of the gem that is ‘The Seventh Sword’, mainly due to the necessary world-building & character development seen in Dave Duncan’s many worlds. It robs a touch from the swashbuckling thrills I’ve come to expect in his worlds, but I feel the slowing of the pace necessary. A worthy read & essential for this trilogy, as readers of the third installment will know. I loved this book, but moreso as part of the full tale over the three installments. As a stand-alone, it’s been rated. 5+ stars as part of an brilliant & engaging trilogy.
Reader’s Rating: 4 / 5