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Yay! More Chris Jackson!
More nautical action...Jackson!
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Thanks for posting, Liz!
Yes, more of everyone...Nautical mayhem ensues!!!
And more Vreva Jhafae!
So psyched to see this coming out! Thanks to everyone who enjoyed Pirate's Honor. This one's for you!
Awesome! I really enjoyed the first book, so I'm sure I'll love this too.
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I also am eagerly anticipating this novel in my grubby little hands.
O_o
*Washes hands*
I also am eagerly anticipating this novel in my clean little hands.
December, but that's in like.....FOREVER!
Moved discussion here out of the Nightblade thread.
-Pirate's Honor?
I'm not sure on that last one. See above about that being a foggy period of time...Well, if you're still fuzzy on that one, catch up quickly. Pirate's Promise will be out in December!
;-)
I know! I was actually fuzzy about whether I read Pirate's Honor during the sleep deprived fugue that I existed in for the first 6 months of my daughter's life, or if I read it before then.
What I KNOW for SURE is that I have loaned Pirate's Honor out to multiple folks as one of the "introduction to Pathfinder Tales" books. I enjoyed it that much! Sooooooo... I am eagerly anticipating getting this book in my dishwater-soaked hands!
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I received the first book in the series as a Con gift. I read it in one sitting yesterday (and am on a intravenous coffee this morning as a result). I am happy that my body will be recovered by the time the next novel releases!
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Cover image and description updated.
Ooh! Shiny!
Nice new cover! And December is not farrr away!
When does the PDF come out? looking forward to reading it.
December 17th is the retail release date.
Free sample chapter, and artwork of Vreva Jhafae on the Paizo Blog page: http://paizo.com/paizo/blog
Enjoy!
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Just got this and I like it a lot
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I finished reading this book this morning. For no reason, I woke up at 3:30AM. I got children back into bed that ALSO woke up at 3:30AM for no particular reason. When I couldn't get back to sleep, I read until the book was done 2 minutes before my alarm went off.
This book was very good. I will work on getting a review written and posted tonight. Well done, Mr. Chris Jackson. Well done.
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Yeah, this was really good. I thought it was very well-built and the story did a great job of putting all the major characters through the wringer. The stakes really felt like they mattered and the outcome was far from certain -- and that's a hard trick to pull off within the constraints of a continuing series!
Top-tier Tales for me, can't wait to see what the crew gets up to next. :)
Forgot to post this last night when I initially put the review up.
Reviewed here and at The Grassy Gnoll.
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Just finished it in less than 24 hours...which I have not done with a book in a long time(though it helped it was a Friday night so it was not like I had work or anything.)
But my compliments to Chris Jackson for a great novel one I am certain to read again. Can't wait till the next one.
....Well....I can see I'll be in the minority here but - no. Didn't like it. Couldn't, in fact, finish it. Just like "Pirates Honour" actually. I thought the writing was flat & the characterisation two dimensional. Boring, to be blunt. "Pirates Promise" will be part of the VERY short list of Pathfinder novels I've purchased (all of them, thus far) that will be headed towards the 2nd hand bookstore.
A question to Chris, if Torius or any of the rest of the crew to find a stowaway, what would they do with him/her ?
How does the crew of the Stargazer go about recruiting new members who won't cause any issues with Celeste ?
A question to Chris, if Torius or any of the rest of the crew to find a stowaway, what would they do with him/her ?
How does the crew of the Stargazer go about recruiting new members who won't cause any issues with Celeste ?
Hmm...I suppose that would depend on the stowaway. They're not so heartless as to simply throw a stowaway overboard, and circumstances would certainly enter into the decision whether or not the person was put ashore at the first convenient port, taken to someplace safe, or taken on as one of the crew. Nothing is impossible, but if said stowaway turns out to be a soul-eating demon from the Abyss in the form of a harmless looking, doe-eyed halfling waif...well that would be an entirely different dilemma...