Age of the Five Trilogy: Voice of the Gods (Paperback)

from Clurb

The conclusion of the Age of the Five trilogy. Auraya discovers the potential of her powers as the conflict between the Circlians and Pentadrians escalates. The ending is admitedly quite predictable, but I still enjoyed this book (and indeed the whole trilogy) for the characterisation and the shi...

from reading_fox

The worthy conclusion to the Age Of Five trilogy. Auraya's resignation of her position as a White, has many consequences. The newly elected Ella, takes her place with Advisor Danjin Spear. Meanwhile the Pentadriens elect their New First Voice Neekum who seems to be a pleasant contrast from the au...

from rincewind1986

great end to a greaqt trilogy, have read it twice and would happily read it again.

from lewispike

The conclusion to the story of the five gods, Auraya et al. This book is one that, I rather strongly suspect, you really can't read without reading at least the previous book, probably both of them. There are huge pay offs for earlier plotting that come through, but there's relatively little fill...

from wendyrey

As you would expect from Ms Canavan an interesting but unchallenging read.