The Ninth Circle
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The Ninth Circle
Have you read it (or currently reading it)? What's your opinion on the book?
What answers do you hope will be revealed about Arthur?
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I'd be very interested in knowing more about how he rescued Abigail and what led to her being responsible for him being locked away.
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I agree! There are also a few other characters who the author could focus on as well. It really is an interesting world that he's crafting.James Craft wrote:I read it and loved it. It was different from the normal books and brought a different view of the world, and I can't wait to see more about that time in the world.
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Yes, there was a lot of remorse and guilt that Arthur felt. I wish the story had been longer. I wanted to really get into his emotions and past.greenstripedgiraffe wrote:I would have to agree with some others that I am mostly curious as to how he was locked away. There is some incredible remorse and guilt happening in Raven's Peak. I am reading Ninth Circle now, and think I see what happened, but am not sure yet.
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In general, for me, Part 1 had too much fighting rather than character building and Part 2 ended too quickly. Oh well. At least I gave it a read.
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