Set in a world where color is the basis of all magic, Gavin Guile is the current Prism - and one that happens to have many secrets. Secrets like his brother Javen, who he defeated in the great war years earlier and now keeps in a dungeon below his home. Or secrets like his son Kip, a young man raised in another land who has yet to realize the full extent of his powers.
As Kip begins to learn the truth behind Gavin and Javen's great schism, he will also learn that time is running out for the world as they know it. For the Prism is not what he seems to be, and there are greater powers afoot than could ever have been imagined.I say bring it on. The Night Angel series more than lived up to expectations and shows Weeks can write great characters in highly realized settings.
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It is nice, but a little too close to the first series.
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I agree, but most authors do end up with a "look" of sorts even when venturing into a new series. The bigger an author gets the less likely a Publisher will won't to venture too far a field in hopes they keep to the magic formula that worked so well before. I still like the art though. I'm glad Weeks got moved up to hardcover though. He deserves it.
ReplyDeleteFYI this post sparked a long discussion over at Aidan's place
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth checking out since Weeks and people from Orbit chime in.
This is not the real cover if you are reading this, this cover was the original and was scraped. Go to brentweeks.com to see the new version which i think is kick ass to say the least.
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ReplyDelete@aaron - Yup, I have had the new FINAL cover up since the beginning of March here. Also, check out >this post for info on reading the first 3 chapters of THE BLACK PRISM.
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