I read this book in about 8 hours. It was great. I guess the godly stuff appeals to me. For those who have not this is a quick summary.
The book takes up where the avatar trilogy leaves off. About 10 years after the time of troubles. The fate of Kelemvor, enemy of Cyric the Mad, mortal made God is made apparent. Also, it gives good insight into why mortals rarely become gods, especially three gods at the same time. An interesting hero pair is introduced, I'll let you determine the rest.
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Can an elf get a break anywhere these days?
