Violence, screaming, blood...
His eyes rolled back into his head. I had done this.
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Labels: cursed with power, new life, premier of new life
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“W-where do I t-take it?” He shook like a helpless animal as he spoke.
Aldemund pushed him gently, though the defiant stare he gave was not pleasant. “Go; take it to the usual place.”
Watching as the teenager ran through the street, Aldemund backed up into a dark ally. As usual the two people he argued most with were standing in the shadows. He could hear their whispers before he smelled the unmistakable scent of blood. There was a sneer on his face until he realized all too soon that the blood was coming from Christopher, one of the strongest magicians working for him.
“What did you do, fool?” Aldemund slapped Christopher’s face before he could answer.
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I cannot believe this. Literally I just found out from Riv's blog (read her post here) that Inheritance --the fourth and last book in the Inheritance cycle-- is coming out November 8th of this year. This. Year.
For those of you who are Eragon fans you are probably freaking out just as much as I am. I feel like I'm going to have a mini heart attack over this, and to be completely honest I thought we would never find out the ending to Eragon's story. I love Paolini's work to death, but the man writes books that are long --not that I care--and complex. The places and characters themselves in Paolini's books have blown me away; thank god for the pronunciation in the back.
While in the process of freaking out, I am trying to imagine my mom's face when I tell her this book is being released in November. I've been following the series, and yes I'm a proud fan to say I have all three freaking books. I'll be lucky if I can even remember much besides Eragon being a Rider and his dragon being Saphira, but besides that there is also a slight dilemma that struck me. There are 13 new books from Christmas and my birthday that alas I have not gotten to. I'm still in the middle of finished The Bourne Objective, which I've been reading forever. It's not that I cannot find interest in the books I have; believe me I'm dying to read them. The problem is I'm writing a book of my own and between school, work, writing, and life itself I suppose reading at night just never comes across my mind. I guess what I should do is go back to the nerdy days when I brought a book to school every single day and read it until I finished that sucker.
Back to freaking out...?! Eragon friends: seriously, comment on this post or something. Please tell me I'm not totally crazy for practically dying over a series that nobody seems all that interested in anymore. I need someone else to share the excitement with before I explode out of joy.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS?!
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Fortunately for those of us *cough cough* who were scared out of our minds and had our dreams ruined by The Shinning can rest assured knowing that this post has nothing to do with Jack Nicholson --who, by the way, I cannot stand.
Actually, what I need to tell you is that I realize I haven't posted anything in forever so I'm trying to catch up. What I really need you to do is visit the Magicians series blog because there are new posts that will be going up. I rather not repeat posts on both of my blog, but whatever I post on there I will try to sum up on here. (Sounds complicated, doesn't it?) Today I'm hopefully posting a chapter update (wait what?!) on the Magicians series blog so if I get the chance I will also post a similar yet different update for that same exact chapter on here. The reason I try to make the updates a bit different is so if you follow both blogs you're not entirely bored out of your mind with what I am posting. After all, I do have something relevant that I want to post on this blog (and it won't be on my other blog) because it's something I've noticed and wanted to point out. (Oh wait, does that mean I'm going to rant again? Oh god save us...)
So what you can look forward to is the madness explaining the new chapter of Cursed with Power, how it fits into the book, and just what exactly it is about. For more updates, excerpts, premiers, and news about Cursed with Power and the books following in the series you know where to go.
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