El Temor de Un Hombre Sabio : Cronicas del Asesin de Reyes: Segundo Dia (Paperback)

from suetu

Forget the conventional wisdom about middle books of trilogies I was late coming to this series. In fact, it was all the excitement over the publication of this second book that inspired me to start the series. And it was the excellence of book 1 that inspired me to continue with these doorstoppe...

from stephxsu

As the morning of the second day dawns on Waystone Inn, Kvothe continues to recount his incredible life story to Chronicler and Bast. The University goes on as ever but Kvothe is beginning to realize that, in order to find the answers about the Amyr and the Chandrian that has been obsessedly sear...

from fierce_bunny

A- I love this series. It is beautifully written, with complex characters and HUMOR! Most fantasy stories take themselves too seriously, but this one has enough humor to keep things moving. One of my favorite parts is the role reversal of the man in love with the not good for him woman. Denna i...

from bell7

This is the second day of Kvothe's story. He takes up where he left off at the end of The Name of the Wind, still learning at the university and little more than a few pennies to his name. While The Name of the Wind focused on the set up and early education of Kvothe, The Wise Man's Fear presents...

from benkaboo

Summary: Kvorth's adventures continue. Adult Harry Potter with adventure and excitement at every turn. Things I liked: All the same magic. Witty dialogue, daring adventures and the like. While it is the second volume in the trilogy it still managed to end in a satisfactory way (i thought at lea...