Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Chronicles of Ancient Darkness #5: Oath Breaker, Book 5, (Paperback)

from AJBraithwaite

I like the language Michelle Paver uses: still water, fast water, bright beast and so on. Thought the story fairly predictable, but enjoyable. My daughter (aged eleven, for whom the book was bought) thought it was great. Neither of us have read the other books in the series, but didn't feel at a ...

from DelennDax7

Oath Breaker is about a boy who lived in prehistoric times and had to learn to survive on his own. His father has died and he has been outcast from any clan. When Torak's best friend is killed, he swears vengence and goes after the killer along with another best friend and her uncle. I loved how ...

from kings7

It's exciting!

from spud2000

This story is sad at the beginning, with Torak trying to hunt down the cause of the sadness.

from ImperfectCJ

In my review of Outcast (or was it Soul Eater? They're all kind of mushing together in my head now), I said that I hoped the series would turn into more of a coming-of-age story. In Oath Breaker, it has---with a vengeance. Everyone is coming of age in this book---Torak, Renn, Wolf.The plot in thi...