Book description
The book World of Warcraft fans have been clamoring for-the true story behind one of the Warcraft universe's most terrifying villains, Arthas the Lich King. Author Christie Golden does for Arthas what she once did for the Orc Lord Thrall in the bestselling Warcraft: Lord of the Clans, in another…
Why read it?
1 author picked Arthas as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I found it hard to read a story where I already knew the details. But Arthas’ story feels the same in every format.
The book is so good, I wish it were my first time learning about this story. It is easy to relate to Arthas, someone going a dark way while trying to do the right thing.
Although a good guy going bad is considered a cliché, his transformation was so unexpected and well-written that I didn’t seem to care at all. After reading, I remembered how much I missed the game and played it through one more time.
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