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| Original Title: | Dark Lands: The Not-Where |
| ISBN: | 1483452077 (ISBN13: 9781483452074) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Dark Lands #2 |
Lyn I. Kelly
Paperback | Pages: 210 pages Rating: 4.33 | 587 Users | 12 Reviews
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| Title | : | Dark Lands: The Not-Where (Dark Lands #2) |
| Author | : | Lyn I. Kelly |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 210 pages |
| Published | : | May 18th 2016 by Lulu Publishing Services |
| Categories | : | Drama |
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The betrayal at the Requiem has passed, but the foreboding presence of the Dark Man still exists. While whispers of a new threat roll across the Dark Lands, Webb Thompson is plagued by a recurring nightmare that warns of a looming evil powerful enough to transform not just his life, but also that of his sister, Sundown, and her counselor, Raven. After the Dark Man initiates a move that destabilizes the shaky balance of good and evil in the Dark Lands, Webb realizes the only resolution may lie within a shadowy region known to few and traversed by even less. But does the cryptic Not-Where hide the source of tribulation or is it a place to release more insidious forces? As the paths of Webb, Sundown, and Raven surreptitiously intertwine, they realize too late that despite their caution and steadfastness, destiny cannot be tempered as new evils are unleashed, secrets are revealed, and a vast army rises. Now only time will tell if they can stop the Dark Man from escaping his otherworldly prison. . .Rating Out Of Books Dark Lands: The Not-Where (Dark Lands #2)
Ratings: 4.33 From 587 Users | 12 ReviewsEvaluate Out Of Books Dark Lands: The Not-Where (Dark Lands #2)
Continuing where Requiem left off, the reader is once again unapologetically in the thick of things.One of the strengths here is the fact that the majority of the world building is done and the author is left to concentrate more on the character relationships. So we learn more about Raven and how she is entwined in Webb and Sundown's lives.Revelations about other characters too, which may make their behaviour more understandable.Webb remains one of the most frustrating characters I have readI received this book as a gift from the author, Lyn I. Kelly, I enjoyed this book more than the first. I still enjoy the descriptions Lyn uses, but since there was not as much need for backstory of the characters, we were able to get into the mystery a bit more. Whereas the first book seemed a little predictable this left me guessing a bit more. Nice cliff hanger to the end of this story. Looking forward to the next one. Please let me know when.
Great second novel of trilogy! Sets things up nicely for the conclusion. But, maybe it won't be the conclusion. There are a lot of stories that could still come from the "Dark Lands".
Continuing where Requiem left off, the reader is once again unapologetically in the thick of things.One of the strengths here is the fact that the majority of the world building is done and the author is left to concentrate more on the character relationships. So we learn more about Raven and how she is entwined in Webb and Sundown's lives.Revelations about other characters too, which may make their behaviour more understandable.Webb remains one of the most frustrating characters I have read
The Dark Lands series of novels, are not just a triumph is fantasy fiction, but in fiction as a whole. The concept has a great uniqueness about it and it was written in a easy and effortless style. The world could have the next J.K. Rowling on their hands, with Lyn Kelly. Following the immense battle at Requiem in the previous book in the series, the Dark Man in imprisoned, but that doesn't mean he is finished with his plans. He has evil allies that aim to tip the balance in the favour of evil
As a rule, I am not a big fan of fantasy novels when it comes to books, I usually like to keep my feet on the ground. But, this book series was so highly recommended to me by a friend that I promised them I would try it. The first novel hooked me within a few chapters, so I had purchased 'Dark Lands: The Not Where' before I even finished 'Requiem'. I loved the uncomplicated style of writing, the relationship between siblings Sundown and Webb, and the new take on the age old battle of Good vs.
Having read Dark Lands Requiem, I was anxious to know what was happening to my favorite characters. Yes, they grew on me and I enjoyed every teen-aged blush, act of tom-foolery and even the angst of living in a semi-paradisiacal limbo. The malevolent grew as well, with insidious intentions and abilities. But this is not just a book of good vs. evil; its about the challenges we all face dealing with our place in the world. How what you do can affect so many when you may feel totally diminished.
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