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New York Times bestselling author Terry Brooks became the master of epic fantasy with the publication of his legendary debut, The Sword of Shannara. Since then, each new novel in the Shannara saga has brilliantly built upon and deepened the world of breathtaking magic, adventure, and intrigue he created. In The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara—his third enchanting series—he literally took his legions of loyal readers soaring to new heights as a colorful contingent of characters took to the skies aboard a magnificent airship on a quest fraught with wonder and danger.
Now in Morgawr, the quest at last draws to its climactic conclusion, as the forces of good and evil vying against each other to possess an ancient magic race towards an explosive clash—and whatever fate awaits the victor . . . and the vanquished. Harrowing confrontations with the merciless Ilse Witch and the monstrous Antrax have already taken their toll on the intrepid heroes of the Four Lands. But their darkest adversary now snaps at their heels, in the form of the Morgawr—master of the Ilse Witch, feeder upon the souls of his enemies, and centuries-old sorcerer of unimaginable might.
With a fleet of airships and a crew of walking dead men at his command, the Morgawr is in relentless pursuit of the Jerle Shannara and the crew that mans her. For the Morgawr, the goal is two fold: to find and control the fabled ancient books of magic, and to destroy the dark disciple who betrayed him—the Ilse Witch. But the Ilse Witch is already a prisoner . . . of herself. Exposed to the awesome power of the Sword of Shannara, and forced to confront the truth of her horrifying deeds, she has fled deep into her own mind. Now at the mercy of those who seek vengeance against her, her only protector is her long-lost brother, Bek Ohmsford, who is determined to redeem his beloved sister . . . and deliver her to the destiny predicted for her by the Druid Walker Boh.
Once again, Terry Brooks weaves together high adventure, vividly wrought characters, and a spellbinding world into an irresistible story of heroism and sacrifice, love and honor. In Morgawr, fans of the Shannara mythos will find both a satisfying finale and the promise of new wonders yet to come.
From the Hardcover edition.
- Sales Rank: #325480 in Books
- Brand: Brooks, Terry
- Published on: 2003-08-11
- Released on: 2003-08-26
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.80" h x 1.20" w x 4.10" l, .50 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 432 pages
From Publishers Weekly
This last installment of the Voyage of the Jerle Shannara trilogy, which chronicles the exploits of the remaining adventurers who set out in Ilse Witch (2000) and staggered through the tribulations of Antrax (2001), may not be up to the standard of bestseller Brooks's early work (Sword of Shannara, etc.), but it proves once again that he puts out books that sell because of their quality, not just because of his name on the cover. As newfound mage Bek Ohmsford and his cousin Quentin Leah rejoin the Free Rover crew of the Jerle Shannara after destroying Antrax, tensions mount, for the Ilse Witch the Rovers' mortal enemy has been revealed to be Bek's sister, Grianne, and is now under his protection as she struggles to break out of the catatonic state induced by her encounter with the Sword of Shannara. Worse, the Druid Walker Boh has died, leaving behind only cryptic instructions to those who followed him into Parkasia, and the Morgawr, who trained the Ilse Witch and now seeks her destruction, has captured elven prince Ahren Elessedil and Ryer Ord Star and is using Ryer's talents as a seer to track the Jerle Shannara and those who ride it. As usual, Brooks leaves at least as many loose ends as he ties up and drops in several surprises. Some references won't mean much to someone unfamiliar with this trilogy or the larger Shannara time line, but otherwise the book's neat and subtle exposition makes it quite accessible to new readers without alienating current fans. Neither groundbreaking nor recycled, this book is simply a good read.
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From Library Journal
In this conclusion to the Jerle Shannara trilogy, the voyage begun by the Druids in Ilse Witch comes to a surprising end.
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From Booklist
Brooks concludes the Voyage of the Jerle Shannara, the trilogy begun in Ilse Witch (2000) and continued in Antrax (2001), with a ripsnorter that leaves the door ajar for the next trilogy he has planned. The evil Morgawr, who created the Ilse Witch, commands a fleet of airships, crewed by walking dead men, on a journey to destroy the witch before she betrays him. Of the group that the druid Walker led on the voyage to Castledown, those still alive--some of them sorely wounded--are scattered across the land, and the warship Jerle Shannara is undergoing needed repairs when the Morgawr's fleet approaches. Thereafter the action is fast and furious, and the focus alternates among the various survivors and their harrowing experiences trying to escape the vicious predators unleashed by the Morgawr. The dying Walker enjoins Bek and the shape-changer Truls Rohk to protect the Isle Witch, who has been catatonic since the Sword of Shannara forced her to confront what she had done and become. According to Walker, she, not their original target, is the real reason for the Jerle Shannara's voyage. Eventually, a few survivors come together to outwit the Morgawr temporarily and flee aboard the Jerle Shannara. The damaged warship makes it only as far as a mysterious island guarded by a sleeping power. There the climactic battle between the Morgawr and the Isle Witch, conscious again and contrite, takes place. In all aspects, a fitting conclusion to one trilogy and a promising taking-off point for another. Sally Estes
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Riveting conclusion to a thrilling trilogy!
By gloine36
This is the concluding volume of The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara trilogy by Terry Brooks. It is a riveting conclusion to the series and actually puts events into motion that set up the next trilogy of the Shannara series. Morgawr picks right up where Antrax left off and goes all the way to the grand finale of the trilogy. The survivors of the battles with Antrax are pursued by the Morgawr and his Mwellret followers. They must overcome additional challenges before finally escaping his clutches only to be overtaken and confronted by his evil power. Bek Ohmsford must find a way to get through to his catatonic sister, the Ilse Witch, or all will be lost. The journey home cannot take place until that is accomplished.
Having read this series once when it first came out, I was very happy to reread it again. It has held up remarkably well as has the entire series. Brooks is a great novel writer. I originally was not happy with the trilogy system, but I think that had a lot to do with one particular trilogy that went off the rails in my opinion. This trilogy, upon rereading it has actually increased in its stature. I have changed my earlier opinion of the series and this book as a result of rereading it. I must have had something going on that altered my perception of this book because it was much better than I remember.
Maybe it was comparing it to The Heritage of Shannara set which has yet to be surpassed as the best Shannara set of books short of The Elfstones of Shannara, one of the first Shannara books. This trilogy stands up well on its own. I liked the introduction of airships and their method of levitation and motion. I have borrowed it and put it into my own Pathfinder campaign. So that should say a lot about how I like the series and this trilogy now.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Kind of disappointing
By G. B. Brown
I'm not siding with the reviewers who loved it or the reviewers who hated it.
I liked the first book - it was inventive, fast paced, the mysteries were mysterious enough to enjoy. The second book was frustrating - but not in a bad way - I wanted to know what happened and the book ended on a sufficiently intriquing cliff hanger to keep me waiting for this book.
This book just didn't quite hold together or live up to the promise of the first two. As other reviewers have pointed out, the coincidences were too convenient, the villain was dispatched with too much ease, and there were some continuity problems from the earlier books.
This book wasn't bad, it wasn't great. It was a nice weekend read - it was fairly undemanding, you could skim through most of the deep meaningful reflection and since you could see the end coming a mile away, all that you really had to read for were the specifics of how the end came about.
On a positive note, Brooks has set up a fairly intriguing questions in the character Ilse Witch and the Redemption of Grianne, the power struggle between the Elves and the re-creation of a druid order, all of which will no doubt be the subject of the next trilogy - any one of which can sustain a trilogy.
My conclusion? This book is worth reading to get a glimpse of what Brooks has planned, and it's nice to know the details of how the cliff hanger from Antrax is resolved, but in an of itself, this book isn't quite strong enough.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
It wraps up the trilogy but without much substance.
By Thomas S.
What can I say... after reading the first 2 of this trilogy, I was anticipating the continuation for many many months. This book does wrap up the trilogy but the result seems flat and hollow compared to the previous two. Some mysteries go unexplained, some storylines just fade into othing and we once again are forced to deal with a story that gets developed nicely over a long period and then wrapped up too quickly in a few pages. A voyage that took months, and a good part of the first book, to accomplish, is completed in very short order on the return leg in this book. I guess the world was perfect over those 6 months or so.. One wonders a great deal about what continuations there are to the lives of those who are left... but the characters seem to be abandoned in the end. Maybe its a prelude to another book, but if the majority of the Brooks books have taught me anything, its not likely we will find out anything more about most of the characters. I quess they just all came home and lived their lives - altough its precisely THERE that this book could have made some interesting reading and story development (since the voyage back over 6 months on a skeleton crew was infinitely simpler and without incidence as compared to the voyage out with a fully manned and provisioned ship). If you've read the other 2 books, read this to complete to story - but you will likely feel the same way ... thinking, "Is that it?"
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