Book description
Those out to save Arameth have a serious problem: their prophesied hero is dead.When Lex is thrown into an unfamiliar realm of magic and fantastical beings, he must uncover two truths to survive: who he is, and why everyone keeps trying to kill him.On his quest to discover his fate,…
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1 author picked The Edge of Nothing as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book involves an amnesiac main character which can be a very frustrating trope if done wrong, but the way information is dripped out to help the reader solve their past along with the hero kept me reading.
In the end, the payoff both fit my expectations and the clues I'd managed to piece together but still managed to surprise me. The main character is sympathetic and you really feel his frustration with those around him keeping secrets.
Trigger: There's more child death in this than I expected. Like death in fantasy books, not really unexpected, but there…
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