Terminal City Saga: Terminal City (Paperback)

from Fearshop

Received this through LibraryThing for an honest review. This book was really a fun read for me. I wish it went even further with the back story of necromancy though. There were some editing problems but not enough to effect the book on a whole. Loved the ending too which for me is rare.

from bellymonster

Mason Cross is a necromancer, but he doesn't know it yet. With the death of his father comes his introduction to the dark arts, the people who practise them, and the people who oppose them. He tries to juggle college, a relationship, and his newfound calling which ultimately leads him into a batt...

from Antares1

Terminal City by Trevor Melanson is interesting. The beginning pacing is very slow, and it's difficult to figure out where this whole thing is going. Towards the end it is exciting, and a question of what will ultimately happen. The fact that all of the characters are pursuing what they consider ...

from epweil

For centuries the inquisitors have tried to kill every Necromancer because it is gods will to stop their so called evil from spreading. The Necromancers many of whom are innocents just trying to learn more of their craft and practice their beliefs have been just trying to hide and stay alive. Now...

from Anne_Wingate

Terminal City, by Trevor Melanson, is a collection of contradictions. All the people in it think they are serving good; in reality, the majority of them are serving evil, and those who are not do not comprehend what the others like them are doing, or how to turn to good. I found the book fascinat...