Codex Alera Cursor's Fury, Book 3, (Paperback)

from MlleEhreen

I am a big fan of the Dresden Files series, and I occasionally like sword-and-sorcery books, so one day when I was waiting impatiently for the next Dresden book, I started the Codex Alera series. I picked up the first one in the series, Furies of Caderon, I read it, and I thought, "Well, what a g...

from DanThompson

This is the third book in Jim Butcher's Codex Alera series, and I get the feeling that this is where the story really gets rolling. We learn more about two of the principal political players in the realm, and we learn more about young Tavi's back-story. We also get a taste for what's going on in ...

from debbie.menzel

I'm going to review the entire 6 book series as a whole. This was a super fun, fantasy series, complete with strong and unlikely "good guys" and very creepy "bad guys". Although those characters are very black and white, there are many "grey" characters, which always makes for good story telling....

from lewispike

The continuing story of Tavi (short for Octavian) and the fight of the Alerans on many fronts. Kalarus, a High Lord from the South, makes a deal with the Canim and strikes against the throne - at least in part provoked by a ruse that Gaius tries against him. Kalarus' attack is well organised, wit...

from TheYodamom

Loved this even more that the last book. Tavi, is developing into a strong young man, beyond capable even without furies. The war begins and many find themselves in difficult positions where there is no good choice. Sorry I can't day more I might spoil it. I'm off to start book 4 !