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Call of the Herald

by Brian Rathbone · 2008

Reviews "...kind of like a cross between The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter...I honestly could not stop reading this book. I completed it in two days, it was that good." Cheryl's Book Nook - March 2009 review of The… more

12 quotes ★ 3.60 (4,103) Fantasy

Quotes from the Book

If you wish to find yourself, you must first admit you are lost.
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This life is but a brief tenure, one of many perspectives a spirit must experience in the quest for eternity.
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Life is the greatest of all mysteries, and though I seek to solve its many riddles, my deepest fear is that I will succeed.
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The most awesome powers are those not wielded.
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Men are fickle creatures, capable of kindness and compassion yet fascinated by the basest atrocities.
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In our darkest moments, we come to know the true measure of our souls.
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Anything worth having is worth working for. Anything you love is worth fighting for.
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The mind can travel farther in a single day than the fastest horse could traverse in a lifetime. --Trevan Dalls, Master of the Arts
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If peace cannot be made, then peace shall be seized.
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Sometimes the spirit knows things that the mind cannot; never ignore the urgings of your spirit.
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joining a battle where there is no chance for victory was to die a noble fool,
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General Dempsy despaired. The prophecies were impossible to argue since no proof could be offered to discredit them. They were sacred and above reproach.
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Reviews

"...kind of like a cross between The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter...I honestly could not stop reading this book. I completed it in two days, it was that good." Cheryl's Book Nook - March 2009 review of The Dawning of Power trilogy

"...a bit like Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Terry Brooks' Shannara series, and Paolini's Eragon saga rolled into one." Melissa's Bookshelf April, 2009 review of The Dawning of Power trilogy

"I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I would recommend this book for all ages." Linda Weaver Clarke, author of the new mystery series "The Adventures of John and Julia Evans."

Product Description

Book One of The Dawning of Power trilogy. Echoes of the ancients' power are distant memories, tattered and faded by the passage of eons, but that is about to change. A new dawn has arrived. Latent abilities, harbored in mankind's deepest fibers, wait to be unleas

Book details

First published
2008
Genre
Fantasy
Goodreads rating
3.60 (4k ratings)

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