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Title	:	Dawn of Night (Forgotten Realms: Erevis Cale #2)
Author	:	Paul S. Kemp
Book Format	:	mass_market
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2004 by Wizards of the Coast
Categories	:	Dungeons and Dragons. Forgotten Realms. Fantasy. Fiction. Role Playing Games

Dawn of Night (Forgotten Realms: Erevis Cale #2) mass_market | Pages: 320 pages

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First off, this series is one big story - which is great for me because I'm a binge-reader and want to keep the party going. And as you'd hope, it gets better with each fast-turning page - clearly headed towards a big finish... It's unusually dark and sinister, full of gruesome creatures, with magic more powerful and varied than should be possible. One minute you're above ground, the next down below, sometimes jumping between planes ... Talk about suspension of disbelief- it reminds me of how I felt as a kid at Disney World, except now that I'm older and my innocence long lost, the Realms is a much better fit... And this story is more than just another day in The Realms - it has more intensity than the War of the Spider Queen series and that is saying something... Paul Kemp must be considered a writer's writer - If I ever become a writer I will be sure to let you know. As a reader, I am not sure what else I would want or could expect from a fantasy series... If you're on the fence about reading this series, not sure whether or not to pull the trigger, then listen to me very carefully... close your eyes and listen to the sound of my voice... you are getting sleepy... very sleepy... Can you hear me? Yes? Good... I want you to read this series... read the Erevis Cale Trilogy... Ok, when I count to five I want you to wake up and go buy the books - One... Two... Three... Four... Five. Wake up!

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Original Title:	Dawn of Night
ISBN:	0786932252 (ISBN13: 9780786932252)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Forgotten Realms: Erevis Cale #2, Forgotten Realms, The Chronicles of Erevis Cale #3 , more
Characters:	Riven Drasek, Jak Fleet, Erevis Cale, Magadon Kest

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Very good book. Written well and tells a good story.

Meh - I will not be continuing / Finishing this trilogy - 1st, if you have a Someone Name Trilogy, they obviously cannot die in book one - and please, do NOT repeat this in book two - even though Cale walks away, his "close call with death" had no real tension because I knew that there would be a book 3, and I doubt that things get resolved in an earlier timeline - this isn't Back to the Future - Forgotten Realms Edition or similar - and I hate that every tavern in these books has horrible

Once again Paul Kemp manages to provide us a great, amazing book. For me this is one of the most interesting storylines in the forgotten realms universe. The first one had already been excellent and this only continues that tradition. The characters are very relatable, being different amongst themselves. The story's pace is only a bit slowed when Cale and friends are in the shadow plane, but the writing is pnenomenal, because i found myself drudging along those chapters as the characters drudged

Totally fell short for me. I really liked the first one. I got about half way through this and quit. The writing wasn't horrible. It's just that the plot just didn't make any sense. The charachters had no reason to be in the situations they were in or make the choices they did. It read like a steamrolled D&D game.

Dawn of Night built upon what its predecessor Twilight Falling had laid a foundation for. It has moved past the common adventure/fantasy story, and become something with far reaching consequences in the Forgotten Realms world. Hopefully, the last book in this trilogy will have even greater depth, when its revealed what the being who seeks to become a god truly has planned.

In the second installment of the Erevis Cale Trilogy, darkness fills every corner of Erevis's mind as he rapidly uncovers the plot of the Sojourner and why his god, Mask the God of Thieves, had led him to chase the evil wizard. Full of imaginative settings and deep main character plots that let you see the inner workings of each of Kemp's heroes, this installment rivals the professionalism of the first one. As the plot thickens, and the world falls apart, Erevis begins to debate whether he

Quite epic and makes me want to learn more about the Shadow Weave and Netheril. Great skulduggery as well.