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The Raging One (Sundered Lands Saga) Paperback – February 1, 2017

by Lexy Wolfe (Author)
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Still reeling from an ancient war, the world has begun showing signs of unraveling. To save their world, a select group of the most gifted elite must form an alliance and find a solution before it is too late. But, can these historically incompatible members of the remaining nations cooperate despite their ancestral biases and distrust? Or will shadows consume them before they can succeed?

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    BHC Press
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    February 1, 2017
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    6 x 0.84 x 9 inches
  6. ISBN-10
    1946006556
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...a fantastic fantasy novel. I am hooked. I didn't want it to end! The characters are so real that I feel I've gained new friends. The characters have diverse personalities and prejudices, which gave them a realistic quality. The conflicts between characters had me cringing and angry at them, but the peppering of comedy from a couple of the characters had me chuckling and made this book even more enjoyable. The descriptions of the lands made me feel like I was there. There are many sub-plots woven in with the main plot that not only kept me aching to keep reading but also greatly enhanced the main plot without overpowering it. I highly recommend this novel. - Readers' Favorite ..."This book is one EPIC story in the making. I couldn't read it fast enough. So much so I drained my Kindle! I cannot wait to read the next one. If you like fantasy books, with myth, magic, epic storytelling, a dash of romance and the odd dragon? Then you simply MUST read this book! " ​ - Book Junkies

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Lexy Wolfe is the author of the highly acclaimed epic fantasy novels of The Sundered Lands Saga. After her time in the Army as a Russian linguist was cut short due to injuries, she has continued a tradition of serving as a translator, now between technical and business folks. Lexy enjoys learning as much about everything, with a special love of all fields of science. Having to set aside a childhood dream, inspired by Carl Sagan, of becoming an astronaut and traveling to other worlds, she now weaves vivid worlds and vibrant characters into intricate stories.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ BHC Press; 2nd New Publisher ed. edition (February 1, 2017)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 376 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1946006556
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1946006554
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.21 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.84 x 9 inches
  • Customer Reviews:
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    Lexy enjoys learning as much about everything, with a special love of all fields of science. Unfortunately, she never could decide on a single field of study to focus on. Having to set aside a childhood dream, inspired by Carl Sagan, of becoming an astronaut and traveling to other worlds, she now weaves vivid worlds and vibrant characters into intricate stories.

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Mary D.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Masterful Start to the Sundered Lands saga
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2014
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When I first began reading this book, I was distracted by the different titles Ms. Wolfe had chosen for the numerous hierarchies of mages and governing positions. The designations felt as if you were meant to know what they denoted rather than having them explained...

Within the first five chapters, the distraction of differing titles were all but forgotten as Ms. Wolfe's world became alive and real to me, the characters stepping forth from the pages and cementing themselves firmly into my mind. My initial dislike for the fact that the author used unfamiliar appellations for certain groups of people dissipated and morphed into an understanding of her wordcraft. In writing as if the reader already knows what the positions are, they cannot help but become immersed all the more quickly into the storyline itself.

Ms. Wolfe deftly spins her opening tale in The Sundered Lands saga with mastery and finesse, engaging the reader with an easy to follow, yet not necessarily predictable plot. Her characters are amazing in their complexity and realistic feeling that they engender. Some you will love. Some you will admire... and there are a handful that will give you the absolute desire to have the ability of reaching into the pages of the book so you can slap them upside the head while throttling them more than once.

This book is a great start to an epic high fantasy series. I have already purchased books two and three, and will be continuing on with The Knowing One as soon as I finish writing this review. Which would be about now.

Go purchase this book. You will not regret it!
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Luke G Green
4.0 out of 5 stars Epic backdrop, Intimate focus
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2013
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This story is an imaginative fantasy setting that makes clever use of traditional archetypes from Western fantasies. The setting is well-defined and sprinkled with just the right number of fictional words to give each of the four countries character. We aren't given full sentences in the various languages, but the words we do see seem to have a similar sound indicating a shared history, which makes sense given what we are given of the setting. The creatures and landscapes are intriguing, ranging from forests of giant trees and animals to desolate wastelands and vast oceans with cities thrown in as well. The way she treats the various sorts of powers is intriguing though we only see a few parts of the whole actually explained, there is a definite consistency to the powers.

The real gem in this work is the characters' personal interactions with the epic quest serving as a backdrop for the developing relationships. The interrelations of the party develop naturally and well despite a mildly large cast. The characters are all distinct with their own characteristics. You will find yourself rather more interested in the directions those relations take than in the direction their quest is taking. This is all the more wonderful because most, if not all, of the arguments and discussions are pertinent to the epic quest.

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Strudel Doodler
5.0 out of 5 stars A thoughtful, well-paced quest fantasy
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2014
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The enjoyment of the Raging One comes from getting to know the variety of characters within its pages. From the serene, zen-like Almek to the bitter Ash and the bristly Storm, there are people here who are a pleasure to get to know.

The story focuses at first on Almek and the gathering of his students in order to address the growing concerns of unrest throughout the land. As the tale unfolds, two characters become the main focus of the story: Ash, the lowborn mage and Storm, master Swordanzen. The relationship between the two develops slowly but satisfactorily. At times, their relationship seems to be more important than the story itself.

I would have liked to see more development of the crisis moments. At times they felt like they ended too soon and, while good for my stress levels, it would have been good to be held in the agony of uncertainty for longer. (The author is nice enough not to make the reader suffer in wonder too long.)

I would recommend the Raging One to anyone who enjoys quest fantasy. Fans of Eddings and Tolkien will find enjoyment in this book. Don't forget, there are more books in this series. MORE! Go read them. (I plan to.)
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grassroots granny
4.0 out of 5 stars Needs some editing but...
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2014
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I quite liked this little story. I got in to the characters pretty much right away and found myself identifying with some of them. There were a few odd phrasings here and there that were distracting because I had to keep going back and rereading to make sense of them (thus the need for better editing).

SPOILER ALERT(S): One irritating little item was the fact that Ash kept putting up with Amelana - any REAL man (sorry, couldn't resist) would have kicked her to the curb ages ago.

Other things I didn't like: I felt Taylin started out well and was expecting her to figure more prominently in the story... she disintegrated into a giggling teen the further into the story she gets; Dusvet Almek's life was endangered a couple of times by the same man and he did nothing about it - with his supposed skills I was looking forward to a little butt-kicking... didn't happen; Storm kept wanting to fight (to the death most of the time) instead of trying to help her dad, the dragon. That was toward the end of the book and maybe she was getting tired...

I don't know... just a few things but overall I did enjoy this book and would recommend it to fantasy enthusiasts.
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Sith
5.0 out of 5 stars Completely Hooked!
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2014
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I just finished this last night and loved it! The setting is great and well described, the story moves at a good pace and is very interesting, and best of all, the characters are wonderful. I absolutely loved the characters and their development. Meurln (may have spelled that wrong) is one of my favorites. He's a steady, fair character. Close on his heels for favorite is Storm. I loved her, loved her history and attitude. Ash comes in third. He's also a great character though there were a few times I wanted to smack him, lol.

But, my absolute favorite was The Heart of Desantiva himself.

Beyond them were many other endearing side and main characters to love, and a few that made me hate them.

I cannot wait to start reading the next book. I highly recommend this to lovers of fantasy.
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David
5.0 out of 5 stars one to read
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 27, 2013
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An awesome read by a talented New author . Am now looking forward to reading next book in the series
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4.0 out of 5 stars Not perfect, but an absorbing story
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 12, 2014
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There are aspects of this novel that made me want to give it fewer stars, but when it came down to it, I really enjoyed the story and read it in one sitting!

It's a stirring tale and an intriguing beginning to a fantasy series that I shall probably follow. I liked the characters well enough, and the world-building is well conceived and executed - cultural differences and similarities are well-drawn without being clumsy.

The things that let the book down were the author's poor grasp of grammar, over-use of descriptive language, clumsy novice tricks such as describing everyone's hair and eye colour when we first meet them, as if we're really going to remember or be bothered, dangerously-close-to-cliche characterisations, some fudging of more complex issues of world-building and motivation which left me a little perplexed... It reads like a fairly raw draft that could use a good editor.

HOWEVER... though Ms Wolfe shows some weaknesses as a writer, she does have a gift as a story-teller. As I said, I didn't put this down - and it's quite a long novel. Pacing and rhythm and invention are all there, strongly enough to make me glad I didn't allow myself to be put off by the writing. (And the writing's nowhere near as poor as some things I've come across, so please don't mistake me and think it's abysmal - it's not.) In terms of the actual story, my only cavil is that the climactic scene was dealt with too quickly - it was almost a case of "blink and you miss it", which is quite a shame, considering how good the build-up was.

And now I have written this, I think it's time for me to buy the next one, if it's already written, because right now I am in the mood to be told a story, and that's where Lexy Wolfe excels.
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