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| Title | : | Cast in Chaos (Chronicles of Elantra #6) |
| Author | : | Michelle Sagara |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 503 pages |
| Published | : | August 1st 2010 by Luna Books |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Magic. Dragons. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Paranormal |
Michelle Sagara
Paperback | Pages: 503 pages Rating: 4.25 | 7293 Users | 258 Reviews
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Kaylin Neya is a Hawk, part of the elite force tasked with keeping the City of Elantra safe. Her past is dark, her magic uncontrolled and her allies unpredictable. And nothing has prepared her for what is coming, when the charlatans on Elani Street suddenly grow powerful, the Oracles are thrown into an uproar and the skies rain blood. The powerful of Elantra believe that the mysterious markings on Kaylin's skin hold the answer, and they are not averse to using her - however they have to - in order to discover what it is. Something is coming, breaking through the barriers between the worlds. But is it a threat that Kaylin needs to defend her city against - or has she been chosen for another reason entirely?
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| Original Title: | Cast in Chaos |
| ISBN: | 0373803192 (ISBN13: 9780373803194) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://michellesagara.com/books/cast-in-chaos/ |
| Series: | Chronicles of Elantra #6 |
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Ratings: 4.25 From 7293 Users | 258 ReviewsCommentary Regarding Books Cast in Chaos (Chronicles of Elantra #6)
i LOVED this book. kaylin's character has been developing beautifully. she has changed and grown since we first met her, and this book definitely highlighted her growth.we got to learn more about nightshade, which was fabulous, and the arkon has a prominent role. i am loving him, so very much.i have yet to be disappointed by an elantra book. this was a fast paced book that i had to struggle to put down. children? what children... i have a book to read...i just love this series so freaking much.3.5 stars.Re-listened in 2020. There's a bit of the "Origins" feel to this one as we learned that humans weren't native to Elantra. Again, we have lots of words and half of the time, I feel a bit like Kaylin in not understanding much of the mumble jumbo. Still, it's an interesting world.______________________________________The author really likes words!!!Finally the "love" triangle is starting....
This series is, at once, beautiful and frustrating. Sometimes you want to smack Kaylin and sometimes you just want to hug her. If nothing else, the books are entertaining and they capture your attention and imagination very quickly. The author does much the same in Cast in Chaos, expanding and developing the world that she has created and making it something rich and rather lovely (as well as rather terrible to boot).The beginning of the book was a bit of a mess. It has been a while since I've
4.5/5/ 5 stars; AI think this was my favourite book in the series so far. Kaylin kind of saves the world again. I thought the travel between worlds and the continuing revelations about the Ancient ones, the elemental garden, and the cranky dragons was well done. Strangely, Kaylin is still only a private, is paid crap, and treated like crap. How is that???
Well, I think I'm noticing a trend with these books. I start out really enjoying the story, the plot, the world, the characters, etc. But then the climax hits and things get much too wordy over the metaphysical stuff, at which point I start skimming lots and lots. I also wish Sagara would switch things up a bit. I would love to see Kaylin partnered up with Teela, Tain, and Clint instead of Severn all the time. And there are only so many end of the world scenarios that one can take before it gets
Oh my there is only one more to reread....(T_T)After rereading this book I realized that it has one of the most heart-warming confessions of the series. Severn tells Kaylin why he loves her while she is striving to communicate with the "Devourer." I felt he was more directly involved than the other books, where he was more of an observer. While she does this, Kaylin also has to come face to face with her issues of trust and left over anger/resentment she has with Severn and herself. I also loved
I was a bit shocked at the thickness of this book, I had hopes it was going to be a wildly interesting ride. Sadly I was almost as disappointed with this one as I was the last. Mostly, it was just too long, repetitive with some utterly useless paragraphs. I was tempted to get a red pen out and start crossing out the unnecessary parts. I especially grew tired of Kaylin repeating what she'd done or learned to everyone she encountered sometimes in greater detail than was needed.However, there were
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