The
large-scale conflicts,
new characters and
climactic ending set the stage for more
exciting action and adventure to come in the
complex, ever-expanding world of the series * BOOKLIST (starred review) *
Foundryside blew me away, and
this is a perfect sequel . . . the book I've
most thoroughly and uncomplicatedly enjoyed this year so far. It
shocked and delighted and upset me from page to page, managing to
thread humour and pathos and intrigue together with the speed and precision of a loom. I'm
so excited to see what happens next * AMAL EL-MOHTAR in THE NEW YORK TIMES *
The
exciting beginning of a promising new epic fantasy series. Prepare for
ancient mysteries, innovative magic, and heart-pounding heists * BRANDON SANDERSON, New York Times bestselling author of Oathbringer on Foundryside *
Inventive, immersive and
thrilling. Do yourself
a favour and pick this up * KEVIN HEARNE, New York Times bestselling author of The Iron Druid Chronicles *
Full of
devastation, hope, torrid action, mystery and brilliance. His scriving system of re-writing the rules to reality is one of
the most creative, rewarding magic systems in any fantasy series I've read. I can't recommend this author, or series, enough.
A powerful and satisfying conclusion to this refreshing and inventive trilogy * NOVEL NOTIONS on LOCKLANDS *
Gods collide in the high-octane finale to Bennett's epic fantasy Founders Trilogy . . . Bennett advances the plot precipitously and raises his characters' power levels to the nigh-incomprehensible, but the grounding themes of family and love as Sancia and Berenice risk their happiness to save the world, are what readers will take away
* PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on LOCKLANDS *
Unique and original * BIRMINGHAM SCIENCE FICTION GROUP on LOCKLANDS *
Compelling, full of action, and has characters to care about . . .
Locklands completes
another excellent trilogy from an author
producing some of the most original and compelling fantasy in the genre * NEW YORK JOURNAL OF BOOKS on LOCKLANDS *
Bennett provides
a poignant but uplifting conclusion to his
spellbinding, fast-paced Founders Trilogy, expanding the complex world with more
innovative concepts and new characters * BOOKLIST, (starred review) on LOCKLANDS *
A
thrills-and-spills conclusion to the adventures of Sancia Grado. Bennett concludes his Founders trilogy . .
. with characteristically high-spirited mayhem. Bennett is a master of worldbuilding.
Great fun, with nonstop action * KIRKUS REVIEWS (starred review) on LOCKLANDS *
One of the best series in decades. if the biggest complaint is wanting more, that's a pretty good affirmation of
just how excellent this book is, and really the series as a whole * FANTASY LITERATURE on LOCKLANDS *
An excellent balance of
big ideas, clever technological extrapolation (even if it's actually magical), and
compelling characters you really care about. Who could ask for more? * LOCUS on LOCKLANDS *
Robert Jackson Bennett can
expertly marry big concepts with great characterisation -
complex worlds with stories filled with human emotion. Both the Divine Cities and Founders books are
deep, impressive works that give the reader something to chew over time and time again. Just when you think
you understand what the novels are about, another layer is revealed and you have to shift your expectations. Robert Jackson Bennett novels are
exceptional and I can't wait to see where he'll take us next * GEEK DAD on LOCKLANDS *
RJB has produced some of the
best and certainly the
most original fantasy novels of the twenty-first century, and he's at the
top of my must-read list * NETGALLEY REVIEWER *
This is the
best conclusion to a series that I have ever read - there's
amazing battles and satisfying conclusion to foreshadowed clues * NETGALLEY REVIEWER *
There's only a few books that I feel I am
completely engrossed in the characters and can visually see them as real people and know what choices they'd make. This is one of them,
very well written * NETGALLEY REVIEWER *
