Broken Sky #3 (Broken Sky, 3)

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Summary: THE BEST!!!!!!
Review: Broken Sky is one of the best books I've ever read.RGP fans would love this book,as it has sword-fighting and magic.It's werid,because you know something it going to happen,because there are so many secrets.An action-packed fun-filed book!

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Summary: broken sky
Review: For all you gamers out there who have played the final fantasy series for sony and liked it, these are the books for you! they have everything from sommons, action packed fighting, and a whole lot of other stuff. These books rule!! Don't read these books if you you value you start, I'm betting you'll be hooked.

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Summary: The best series ever
Review: I found this book in a while waiting in a store. The instant that I saw the artwork I though wow cool! Two day latter I finished the book and it was great! It always kept you in suspence. From the fighting to the wyverns. It starts in a small farm with two people Ryushi and Kia. From there the betrayal and lies are incountered. You instently attach yourself to the characters. If you like action this is the book series for you! It has everthig from weapons to magic! The others in this series are just as great! NOTE: THESE BOOKS DO NOT HAVE ANY END. THE NEXT BOOK IN THE SERIES STARTS WERE THE LAST ONE LEFT OFF.

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Summary: THIS BOOK ROCKS!
Review: I think this is one of the best books I've read. It has alot of action, very cool looking creatures, and temtation. If you like action I suggest you read this series.

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Summary: Great for those who avoid reading!
Review: The Broken Sky series attracted the attention of my 12 year old non reader. Finally a series of books he would read and continue to read. He is on book 6 now! Thank You Chris Wooding.

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Summary: A series of awesome books!
Review: The Broken Sky series is the best young adult series yet! I am an upper level freshmen in high school so the series is a bit beneath me, however the battles in the books still captivate me. It's an easy read and each book should take only a couple of hours with the exception being the last book, book seven, which is sort of a combination of books 7, 8, and 9. The writer, Chris Wooding, has stopped the series ( a dissapointment to his fans) and even stopped writing totally! A shame it is, but maybe he'll start writing again soon. I know I speak for many others when I say I hope he does!

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Summary: the intro 2 a clasic
Review: This is the first of the seven broken sky books. The twins, Ryushi and Kia, have lived their sixteen-winter life shelted from the outside world. Each of them have six spirt stones(stones that give the bearer magical powers and are placed by a deliverer in a ceremony called a pah'nu'kah) placed down their spine. Ryushi has sky blue stones of force, while Kia has stones with the power of the earth. They each have spent their years sharpening thier skills to prepare for when their father lets them into the outside world when they come of age(18 winters). One day their father, Banto, returns from Tusami city with their 18 winter brother, Takami, after Banto introduces Takami to the outside world. But Banto brings them a little suprise, an 8 winter child named Elani. Just days later, Ryushi's curiosity and impatiance gets the best of him. But when he asks his father about the truth, Banto just makes him promise to guard Elani with his life. Soon after, their home, Osaka Stud, gets attaked. Ryushi keeps his promise and guards Elani from a odd mummy-like creature. Ryushi and Kia manage to escape the destruction of Osaka Stud on a dragon-like wyvern. But as they head towards Tusami city to find Banto's friends, something is on Ryushi's mind. The mummy like creature called his father a traitor. But they always were told King Macaan was the best thing that happened to the dominions. Something is brewing, and there's only one way to find out what. For the survivors of Osaka Stud, it's onward to Tusami City to find some awnsers.