سیسوغلو ۳: قهرمانان دوران

Son Imparatorluk'u yikmak için Lord Hükümdar'i Öldürmek gerekliydi... Acaba bu bir hata miydi? DÖrt bir yani saran Ölümcül sislerin, giderek artan kesif kül yagislarinin ve asla olmadigi kadar siddetli bir sekilde yasanan depremlerin yeniden ortaya çikmasinin ardindan, Vin ve Elend Lord Hükümdar'i Öldürmenin iyi bir fikir oldugundan artik o kadar da emin degiller. çok uzun zaman Önce, dünyayi yaratan iki ana varliktan biri olan Harap'a her seyi yok etmesini mümkün kilacak nihai bir güç vadedilmisti. Oyuna gelen Vin Harap'in Miraç Kuyusu'ndan kurtulmasina neden olmustu ve simdi, Harap bu gücü kullanmaya niyetli. Sissoylu üçlemesinin son kitabi, ilk iki cildin mustuladigi her sey sunuyor okuyucusuna. KÖkleri dizinin Önceki kitaplarinda bulunan baglantilar netlesiyor, sik sik rastladigimiz gizemler birer birer aydinliga kavusuyor ve taslar âdeta tek tek oturuyor yerlerine. Bütün bunlar yetmezmis gibi, çaglarin Kahramani nefes kesici sürprizlere gebe. çaglarin Kahramani, bugüne kadar benzerini okumadiginiz Özgünlükte ve cesurca kaleme alinmis bir final kitabi.(Tanitim Bülteninden)GR : 4.53GR # : 411675ID : 7311 This book is not only the third book in a trilogy, but it’s Act Three of the the three-act structure for the Mistborn Trilogy—it’s the part of the story where the heroes have discovered that what they thought was the problem all along was not the true danger, and now they’re fighting for not only their own survival but that of the world they live in. The mists are killing people and staying out much longer than they should. The Ashmounts are spewing more and more choking ash into the sky, burying the crops that everyone needs to eat to live. And Ruin, the creature Vin was tricked into freeing from its prison of a millennium, is loose to wreak havoc upon the land. Life under the Lord Ruler is starting to look like paradise in comparison. While the first book in the trilogy turned the standard fantasy story on its head, this volume (perhaps inevitably?) returns in a way to the tropes the first volume was a reaction against. Yet in this case the enemy is not a human or humanlike Dark Lord, but something more like a force of nature—entropy itself given a will and a guiding personality in the form of Ruin. Ultimately, the book is about how the characters we have grown to love from the previous volumes—Vin, Elend, Sazed, TenSoon, Spook, Marsh, and others—find the courage and faith to fight on in the face of overwhelming odds, just as Kelsier taught them when he plotted the downfall of the Final Empire.