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The dragons have returned from Shambala, and Empyreal society will never be the same.

As Jace struggles to control his unraveling core, the immortal dragons challenge the Empyreals for control of the world's destiny. Thrust into a competition against the deadliest students from around the world, Jace must lead his team of friends to victory. If he fails, all of humanity will be bound to the will of the Scaled Council.

And if the dragons don't defeat the Empyreals, dark forces within human society just might.

The heretics have stepped up their attacks, pushing the Shadow Phoenix clan to the brink of annihilation. A conspiracy of the wealthy and powerful threatens to enslave a very special group of students. And the Inquisition has dark plans for the Eclipse Core.

And, like his core, Jace is splitting at the seams. Torn between the need to stop the Grand Design from falling into clawed talons and his quest to find his mother and the answers she carries, the young warrior must dig deep within to overcome the forces aligned against him.

Chaos Core is the third installment of the best-selling School of Swords and Serpents series.

Length: 359 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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Age Level: 13 - 18	Grade Level: 9 - 12

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ASIN : B083M8YJMT
Publisher : Shadow Alley Press; 1st edition (11 February 2020)
Language : English
File size : 1515 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
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Print length : 359 pages

Best Sellers Rank: 100,126 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- 328 in Asian Myth & Legend
- 499 in Coming of Age Fantasy for Young Adults
- 855 in Sword & Sorcery Fantasy for Young Adults

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Empyrean vs Dragon

Reviewed in Australia on 15 February 2020

Jace is still waiting for the Clan to find his mother, whilst terrorist attacks from heretics are occurring. In the midst of this, the Grand Design/Empyrean Flame lays down the challenge of the Gauntlet - to see who will lead the Earth forward.
A good book with a twist or two at the end, but I was sick and tired of hearing how he was more powerful than everyone else and that his core was damaged, ‘oh woe is me..’.
Worth the read, and looks like there may be at least one more on the way.

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Great book

Reviewed in Australia on 12 February 2020

Easy to read, enjoyable characters and plot arc. Great fun and cant wait for the next in the book series.

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Waste of money

Reviewed in Canada on 25 February 2020

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Waste of money

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Exzellentes Buch!

Reviewed in Germany on 4 September 2020

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Ich liebe die Entwicklung des Charakters und die Art in der sich seine eigene Situation verändert - man würde meinen zum besten, aber in Wirklichkeit hat seine neue Veränderung auch große Nachteile in seiner sozialen Umgebung.

Geniales Buch!

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The author is trying too hard now.

Reviewed in the United States on 22 December 2020

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Yuck, twists that didn't need to happen and so much stupidity.

This one proved to be very hard for me to get through. I had issues with book 2 where Jace was blindly following the orders of Hagar as a supposed "secret agent" for his clan. Who would allow an untrained 16 year old boy to go on life or death missions? And why would any 16 year old boy blindly take orders?

But this story starts with that same boy, fresh off saving the entire world spending his entire summer imprisoned by a religious inquisition that was allowed to keep him for?..... And their attempts to get answers may have done permanent harm to him? And once back at school he's repeatedly kept from meals for...... reasons?

Just a lot of nonsense managing to sneak into the plot. Yes, there is a plot here, but its not as fun as it should be because the power level of Jace was advanced too fast in book 2, and now the author is trying to hard to fix what he created.

Honestly, this isn't the first time I've seen this happen. Many authors advance the power of their heroes thinking it helps with the climax of a book only to discover that they went too far and now can't easily give the hero a challenge in the next book. Sadly, I've rarely felt that the book that fixes the problem is worth a read. it tends to annoy me, and this book definitely does that. Its a low 3 star in my ratings.

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I quit

Reviewed in the United States on 21 January 2021

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I admit I'm a fan of cultivation novels. Ill also admit most of them aren't great works of literature. Honestly I'm just happy if they spell check them most of the time. The reason I keep reading them is that they are fast paced stories set in colorful worlds with heroes you want to see succeed. I've tried but I can't go on with this series. Lee commits the greatest sin for cultivation stories, its boring. The characters are flat and uninteresting. I could care less about the story. Nothing draws me in, so I'm leaving.

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Wonderful new addition to the series

Reviewed in the United States on 13 February 2020

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Wow! What a roller coaster. So much going on in this book, I couldn't put it down. Great fight scenes, good charter development, with some really good new characters that I'm excited to see more of. Can't wait for #4!

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