by Col Buchanan. (22) $ The Heart of the World series is an epic adventure that, through the lens of its vibrant and unique world and engaging characters, asks intriguing questions and illuminates the humanity at the core of both hero and villain. Stands a Shadow is the second book in the series. Having strayed from the beaten track for most of his life, at various times Col has found himself in retreat in the mountains of Mourne, homeless in Belfast, lost in a Zen monastery, and scratching graffiti as a guest of the local constabulary all of which he mentions, (since he's the one writing this), to sound more exciting than he really is/5. · Col Buchanan’s debut Farlander, book one of the Heart of the World series, is a promising but somewhat uneven series opener. Some aspects of this novel are extremely well done, and others don’t work quite as well. There’s a lot to like here, but the final product doesn’t completely gel/5(K).
Farlander is the first book in the Heart of the World Series written by Col Buchanan.. The book follows the story of Ash, a member of a sect of assassins known as Rōshun, who offer protection through the threat of vendetta, and Nico, who is a street urchin living in the city of Bar-Khos, which is under siege by the Holy Empire of Mann.. Plot. The Heart of the World is a land in strife. "Farlander is a manic romp that takes in politics affecting nations at war as well as bringing the people who shape these nations into sharp focus. There's a little something here for everyone. Farlander kicks off Col Buchanan's debut series in some style and promises great things for the future." —Graeme's Fantasy Book Review. Col Buchanan's debut Farlander, first in his Heart of the World series, was my novel of choice. A familiar story This is a story of a famous and legendary veteran assassin who picks up an unlikely apprentice, a young boy from the streets of a huge city under siege by an even bigger empire.
Farlander by Col Buchanan. The Heart of the World, Book One. Published by TOR UK, March ISBN: pages. This debut novel is another in a string of recent debuts. Like the others it is uneven, but there is enough charm for some readers to enjoy. The setting is typical Fantasy fare. Farlander is the first book in the Heart of the World Series written by Col Buchanan. The book follows the story of Ash, a member of a sect of assassins known as Rōshun, who offer protection through the threat of vendetta, and Nico, who is a street urchin living in the city of Bar-Khos, which is under siege by the Holy Empire of Mann. Col Buchanan’s debut Farlander, book one of the Heart of the World series, is a promising but somewhat uneven series opener. Some aspects of this novel are extremely well done, and others don’t work quite as well. There’s a lot to like here, but the final product doesn’t completely gel.
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