Heyne (August 2009) Paperback, 1008 pages, 
ISBN: 978-3-453-52611-2
€ 16.00 [D] 
ISBN: 978-3-453-52611-2 blurb
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fear reigns in the darkness, because dusk demons rise from the dark mists of the earth and prey upon all living things. The only recourse is to offer magic seal to hide behind which the people of the night, and the hope of a promised savior of mankind. be rolled over as the cities of the north by a vast army of desert warriors, led by Jardir, the self-appointed savior, all hope seems lost. But Jardir is not the only one who knows about the long forgotten battle Seal: Arlen, the tattooed man, has with him to settle even a deadly ... 
review
Peter V. Brett studied English literature and art history and worked for ten years as a lecturer in medical literature, before he began to devote himself to the final letter of fantastic stories. His debut novel
Song of darkness
was celebrated worldwide by readers and critics as varied scale sensational success. After the small collection of painted scenes and short stories in
The Grand Bazaar is
The whispers of the night
his third, in German Language published book, the reader again to the heart of alternative and friends know how to enjoy fantasy.
>> The walls of Fort Rizon was a joke. Just ten feet high and only a foot thick, the defense system, which should protect the entire city, miserable as the bulwark of the most modest palace of a Damaji. The guard did not even need their shod with steel ladders, they jumped just high, stayed firmly on the edge of the tiny enclosure and swung at it. "People who are weak and lax, deserve to be defeated," said Hasik. Jardir grunted in agreement, but said nothing. \u0026lt;\u0026lt;
has the year 333 after the return is not changing the world. Still struggling Arlen, Leesha, and Rojer Jardir about defeating the demons that emerge in large numbers to the HORC. And still everyone does this on his own way while it is for the tattooed man from a village to travel to the village to teach the power of the forgotten Siegel, the healer Leesha more than herbalists Blossoms in the Valley of the Redeemer. In this case, is facing the young woman from month to month with ever more serious tasks, as Jardirs force from Krasia advances. A nation that has moved out to the green countries to conquer and to bring to them the necessary discipline and rigor. The only way they can, as Jardir believes in fighting for many years together side by side and free the country from all evil.
While Jardir step by step, each development must work hard for, is still trying his Rojer own art, to banish the demons with the help of music to teach. But without demonstrable success. And so the young juggler is becoming more aware that only together, combining to create a more peaceful world. But is the price of freedom is worth having to submit to the desert instead of warriors Krasia, the claim to be the savior of the known world in? Lange was the continuation of the now very known novel, The Song of the darkness coming. A time passed slowly, seems to have been worthwhile. Peter V. Brett because his debut is just as impressive as continued versatile. The author quickly draws the reader back into the action and this proves an almost wonderful feeling for long-range inclined reader will find again in the individual actions can be extravagant. His concept seems to be working for now, but loses much of the progress of the number of its momentum. But still captures the story of Arlen, Leesha, and Rojer Jardir once more, their backgrounds are again the focus of the viewer. Additionally, Peter V. Brett it now be done at last Muslim-sounding desert people to present in detail. It shows how wonderful but also hard having such a forum of culture and they certain weaknesses but also strengths. A fact that pleases. And just as we are so happy to finally read about Jardir can understand the bribe in the first volume the reader will have his life and history, as well as Arlen's in the song of the night, will now be rolled up from the start. You read through and over three hundred pages long what of his former friendship with Abban and what power he needed finally to face up to his brothers on the night and to be celebrated as a savior. An Arlen, Leesha and Rojer you waste time in this only a few ideas and finally is it so many readers perhaps also difficult to have to part with the Krasianern and their culture in order to follow the developments of the other characters. A break came as no surprise, however, is painful. For from one moment to the next, the reader is drawn again to a completely different page, which is again embracing, but also it tells lengthy. Although the Idea of such a long history to divide into those areas, in theory quite fascinating, but the implementation will be less enthusiastic, than could be expected. The reference appears in the first line of the structure of the overall framework to lie. In the end, will leave too much time. Too much too detailed and almost told to talk fluently. Peter V. Brett has indeed demonstrated in the first band to be a man of many words, but this time he appears in the idea of writing a history as long as possible to have wrong track. The whispers of the night in spite of this fact has but also some really wonderful and unique highlights. Especially the last third of white truly excited about where the author is able to lead the individual strands for a short time together. And the social confusions have their charms. Therefore, one experiences defeat (among others)
like a Muslim-sounding people a similar piece by piece to Christianity tried. Are sighted, new demons and shown new ways. How to finally two such different peoples closer together this is finally the big question, which usually refers to the third volume. At this point we may again be very tense. Somal, Peter V. Brett can be proud of it, in his undurchblickbar Intend to be.
style table is Peter V. Brett sovereign in its wake, and so it is hardly surprising that over one thousand pages back a lot of development, especially in character. Still, the individuals are at the forefront and have to see so few odds against. On this most fascinating remains Jardir He himself is one of the characters that make this book truly color. His will to a people and its ability to discipline themselves, just remarkable. At no time, he secretly wishes you a failure, despite the brutality brings the Krasia over the green country. And it is precisely this desire makes Whispers the night remarkable, given that the author achieves a wonderful gray area to create that convinces through and through with moral moments, it can be difficult to judge and understand not one of the two sides.
Conclusion
The whispers of the night
is a worthy successor, even if it has this second volume presented intoxicating. Peter V. Brett demonstrates depth, without showing fear of lengths, but the reading experience, unfortunately, always smaller. But still, this band is to be worth reading it. Especially for fans of a quiet, intelligent fantasy, beyond good and evil.
pros and cons
+ wonderful ideas + remarkable, intelligent fantasy + (sometimes escalating) detail
+ great, believable protagonists
+ many phrases + pleasant style - greater lengths in the central part - no on-going progress in the plot
+ great, believable protagonists
+ many phrases + pleasant style - greater lengths in the central part - no on-going progress in the plot
Rating:
act: 3.5 / 5 Characters: 4.5 / 5
fun reading: 3.5 / 5
Value for money: 4 / 5
review of "The Song of the darkness" (1)
nd review of "The Grand Bazaar"
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