Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects is an engaging story that follows the ongoing struggles of Thrall, former War Chief of the Horde, during the Cataclysm.
Twilight of the Aspects is as much a story of physical adventure as it is internal. Thrall finds himself in doubt, surrounded by the seemingly never-ending chaos of Azeroth, questioning whether he has made the right choices in joining the Earthen Ring. He doesn't have much time to reflect, however, before he is thrust into full-scale quest across Azeroth where Thrall comes in contact with the ancient Dragonflights, in danger themselves of being destroyed.
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"Stand straight and true!" cried a voice, somehow audible in Thrall's ears, even over the rumbling of the earth as it quivered beneath them and the crashing of angry waves that sought to dislodge them from their precarious perches. The voice belonged to Nobundo, the first among his kind, the Broken, to become a shaman. This time is was his turn to lead the ritual, and so far he had done it masterfully.
"Open to your brothers and sisters! Sense them, feel them, see the Spirit of Life gleaming brightly inside them like a glorious flame!"
Standing with Thrall on one of the larger of the newly formed skerries was Aggra, a Mag'har and descendant of the Frostwolf clan Thrall had met in Nagrand and grown to love. Brown-skinned, her reddish-brown hair pulled back in a ponytail from an otherwise shaved head, she had strength in her hand as it grasped Thrall's own tightly.
This was no gentle, subtle working they were doing now: this was triage.
Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects is a compelling novel from front to back, whether you are a longtime reader into World of Warcraft lore or just looking for a top-quality, fantasy novel. Christie Golden, the New York Times best-selling author, has crafted an engaging story that keeps readers coming back for more until the very last page has been turned.
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