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Title:The Exile (Stones of Power #1)
Author:ERC
Book Format:ebook
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 110 pages
Published:January 27th 2014 by Smashwords Edition (first published October 11th 2013)
Categories:Young Adult. Fantasy
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In a world where each person is born with a magic ability, the island of Denall is on the verge of an attack from a power hungry sorcerer, Mordyar, as he scours the world in search of the Stones of Power. While the stones are gathering and their power begins to be revealed, four boys leave their village on a rite of passage into adulthood and are swept into an adventure that will make men and heroes of them, if they can survive.


Four boys... an outdated tradition...
A wanted thief... an exiled heir...
Timeless prophecy... bound by fate...
Entwined by destiny... to change a world...
or die trying...

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This tale reminds me of Robert Jordan's, WHEEL OF TIME series. Especially the troupe of characters whose journey we get to witness. It has that high fantasy, epic feel, yet it also has a number of original twists and turns along the way. The 3rd person omniscient is usually a tough one for me. When a book is written this way, especially changing to different character's heads within the same chapter, I am usually unable to become attached to the characters and their tale. Buffington does an

This tale reminds me of Robert Jordan's, WHEEL OF TIME series. Especially the troupe of characters whose journey we get to witness. It has that high fantasy, epic feel, yet it also has a number of original twists and turns along the way. The 3rd person omniscient is usually a tough one for me. When a book is written this way, especially changing to different character's heads within the same chapter, I am usually unable to become attached to the characters and their tale. Buffington does an

This review can also be found hereI'm generally not a huge fan of fantasy but I really want to try to read more of the genre. I was definitely surprised by the amount of enjoyment I had reading this book. I ended up getting absorbed in the story and rooting for the characters to pull through. And there was enough action to keep me turning the pages quickly to find out what would happen next.The whole idea of these boys having to leave their village at 18 for a whole year to become men was

Really enjoyed reading it. It was one of those stories that made you want to keep reading to see how it unfolded. There were times in the story where you really felt the emotion in what was happening. I'm looking forward to book two.

A high fantasy of epic proportions. The Exile is well-written and engaging, focusing on the journey of four young men. Interestingly, each character's point of view is shared, letting the reader soak up even more detail. The world building is well done and vast. Though I enjoyed the book, I feel that it is perfect for the 14 year old boy.

Book Review:By: Brittany Perez (@Oh My Bookness)Date: June 6, 2014 Who does not enjoy an original tale, especially one in the pre-teen to YA genre, it feels hard to find anymore because it almost feels you have read it before or seen it somewhere else. Eric Buffington has managed to create an original tale that is refreshing, woven through multiple points of views and fans of fantasy will more than enjoy and those just starting to get into the genre. The author took a unique approach that I

i readed this and i liked it because it was good. it is about some friends who has to become mans by going away from there tribe and finding out that evil lord is trying to make a war.

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