Published: Jan. 03, 2011
Words: 96,575 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458039316

Short description

War erupts with the third volume of The Fourth Dimension. With his precious amulet stolen and young Arus fighting alongside his nemesis, Kindel Thorus makes a drastic decision that has the potential to collapse the very universe upon itself. Consumed by a thirst for justice, Kindel leads the Vezulian Armada into one final battle determined to either save the universe . . . or destroy it.

Extended description

A fourteen year old boy.

Kindel Thorus hailed from the remote planet of Zo'rhan, a planet populated by a space-faring warrior race of the same name. Unmatched in combat and skilled in even the most advanced sorcery, Kindel led an armada of battle-hardened soldiers against those who sought to impose their might upon the weak and defenseless. Many feared him. Others revered him.

And now his biggest threat is a fourteen year old boy.

Tags

fiction, fantasy, sword and sorcery, young adult, science fiction, teen, medieval, the fourth dimension, eye of the tornado

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Review by: Jerry Hanel on Jan. 31, 2011 :
This series is probably one of the best series I've read in the past 3 years. Incredibly well-written. Written in Manga style, I felt right at home with all of the characters. (I love manga. =)) The themes of honor, duty, loyalty and respect run deep as in most Manga themes, but the characters are far from cardboard manga repeats.

If you're thinking of just buying the third book and skipping to the end, don't. Buy the first two. They are that good, you won't regret it.

While the first book dealt with loyalty and honor, the second dealt with redemption. The third book has at it's forefront coming full circle in restoration. The whole series takes on deep topics like redemption, honor, loyalty, love and even the existence of God, but it never felt trite or canned. The third book completes the story of Arus, wrapping up this very engaging tale in an amazing apocalypse that leaves your wanting to turn the pages faster, but not miss a single word.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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