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Amazon.com Review The Gates of Dawn , sequel to Robert Newcomb's debut, The Fifth Sorceress , is somewhat repetitive and clunky, but significantly superior to its predecessor. Most epic fantasy fans will thrill to the sequel's action-packed plot and Newcomb's vivid imagination. However, feminists may want to avoid The Gates of Dawn , since its large cast has only three semi-important female characters (all passive). The squeamish should note that Newcomb can be very tough on his characters, and that the magic of his fantasy world depends on blood--sometimes a lot of blood. Prince Tristan, the Chosen One of ancient prophecy, has defeated the vicious Sisters of the Coven, but at enormous cost. Thousands have been slaughtered, his twin sister is gravely ill, they're both in hiding, and the Chosen One's vast magical power is of little use--he is still untrained. If these aren't troubles enough, Prince Tristan has an active, deadly enemy he doesn't even know exists: a trained wizard who is, astonishingly, even more powerful than the Chosen One. The hidden wizard has an intimate connection to Tristan that the prince could never have imagined. And he is restoring life to the evil soul
- Author
- Newcomb, Robert
- Publisher
- Del Rey/Ballantine Books
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780345464439
- Subjects
- Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Fiction
- Rating
- 3.6 / 5 (515 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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