Worldwaker (The Great Iron War, Book 5)
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (777 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1909356158 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Yet their deep divisions and long-held suspicions threaten to end the Great Iron War once and for all—by ending everything.. The Resistance and the Regime must unite to defeat a foe that answers to neither of them. General Rommond's efforts to amass technological superiority over the enemy has resulted in the creation of a weapon that could destroy everything, and a faction just mad enough to use it. The Armageddon Brigade has awoken from its deep slumber, and it seeks to wake the world with it. Attracting the brightest, and most unstable, of minds, this splinter group of the Resistance has become the greatest thorn in Rommond's side. Every victory is its own defeat
The Great Iron War series keeps delivering The Great Iron War series keeps delivering. Worldwaker is Book #5 in the series and while you may think- how long can a war last, and what is there to read about for 5 books? Oh, plenty. Plus, it continues into Book #6 and I can’t wait to get my mitts on it. The character development has been so very brilliant and Dean manages to inject perfect twists and turn of events for natural progression.While in the Resistance, our heros have been battling with the Regime side by . "The best entry yet in a series that just keeps evolving and growing." according to Josh Mauthe. Worldwaker is the fifth – and penultimate, apparently – entry in Dean F. Wilson’s Great Iron War series. It’s the story of a dystopian future where earth has been invaded and colonized by a race of “demons” – but, more accurately, it’s the story of the rebellion that’s fighting back against that occupation. In short, it’s a war series, although one that mixes elements of steampunk, dystopia, magic, and science-fiction. "Fast paced!" according to Matt Laws. There's no let up in the pace, the writer has you captivated from the start. The first few pages lay out the problems they face ahead, and the journey never drops a single beat!