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Original Title:	The High Lord
ISBN:	1841493155 (ISBN13: 9781841493152)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Black Magician Trilogy #3
Characters:	Sonea, Rothen, Akkarin
Setting:	Kyralia
Literary Awards:	Ditmar Award Nominee for Best Novel (2004)

The High Lord (The Black Magician Trilogy #3)

Trudi Canavan

Paperback | Pages: 644 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 47141 Users | 1473 Reviews

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In the city of Imardin, where those who wield magic wield power, a young street-girl, adopted by the Magician's Guild, finds herself at the centre of a terrible plot that may destroy the entire world... Sonea has learned much at the magicians' guild and the other novices now treat her with a grudging respect. But she cannot forget what she witnessed in the High Lord's underground room - or his warning that the realm's ancient enemy is growing in power once more. As Sonea learns more, she begins to doubt her guildmaster's word. Could the truth really be as terrifying as Akkarin claims, or is he trying to trick her into assisting in some unspeakably dark scheme?

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Title	:	The High Lord (The Black Magician Trilogy #3)
Author	:	Trudi Canavan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 644 pages
Published	:	November 4th 2004 by Orbit (first published December 18th 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Magic. Young Adult. Fiction. High Fantasy

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I started this series years and years ago. About two years ago I bought the whole series so I could finally finish it. I fell in love with this world again. But, to be honest, my biggest motivation was the gay couple that I shipped without end.However, when I picked this book up back then it didn't really grip me and I lost interest in it around the 150 page mark. I'm not really sure what made me decide to pick this up again last week but I just really wanted to finish this series. It was about

5.5/10This was no worse than the previous two books and did actually have some things going on it as apposed to the previous two novels in this series but I still didn't care for it overall. I resorted to skimming to finish the book as I wasn't invested in the characters at all and whilst there were a few things to be cleared up I didn't care how they would be resolved.If the series had cut out large portions of the first book, the whole of the second book and just used some of the plot devices

This last book in the trilogy is the best by far. I really enjoyed it. I'd recommend reading the trilogy together and in order, which is probably something normal people would do anyway. I think while each one has a complete story arc, they form a much more complex and satisfying whole all together. Normally I advocate reading books haphazardly and maniaclly, but really, these could be just one big long novel if people were willing to carry around a 1000 page book. The character development

Yay for dragging the plot like molasses in retarded directions before introducing the Great Danger in the last 1/6 of the allotted space! We learn about the impending doom only in this book and it takes half of it to actually get to the point. The climax, admittedly, consists of more than three pages, but it's very... small? The scale of the event is striking; if you count the persons fighting, it would look live a tavern brawl. There are some plot devices here that made me consider giving this

RATING:Ever since Sonea became Akkarins novice, somehow her life in the Guild gets a littler better, if only she can forget what she witnessed in the High Lords underground room. But things get dramatically changed when while living with the High Lord, she witnessed more and more of Akkarins activities. Until Akkarin was left no choice but to tell her everything and teach her what he knows...including Black Magic.Sonea, getting closer to Akkarin everyday, is suddenly amidst a much greater

Well... I finished this book a few hours ago and I still have no words. This book was a ride. I LOVED the beginning, I was so immersed in the story. I loved it to pieces. But the ending. WHY?! I hate those endings, I mean, there was no need. Everything was so great already. Why!!!??? But, well, it was a great book. I have to say, although, that I am now a little bit hesitant to pick Trudi Canavan's other trilogy.

This is the problem with re-reading old favourites once you're a more critical reader. I didn't enjoy this as much as I did in the past, there are some relationship elements that I found a bit difficult to get behind. I still think this is a great series though and very much ahead of it's time in terms of thematic content