Super good. It's like the biggest cliffhanger ending and it picks up in a weird place in the 3rd book. But it was amazing!!!!! I totally loved it. ( )

I don’t think I have especially many thoughts for this one compared to the last.
Here is what I will say however.
(Spoilers ahead)
- the story felt less childishly written and more sophisticated, which is nice. and I don’t thINK it’s just a placebo from me not knowing how young Christopher was anymore ( )

man i wanted to like this so bad,,, funny enough the length in which this took me to read has nothing to do with no liking it. i just got covid and the hold lapsed and took forever to get back to me. i actually read it pretty quick. but damn… this really really underwhelmed me. the plot was too predictable, the attempt at using old/mythical like language was simply laughable, and the complete and utter butt kissing dick sucking that this book has for elves was infuriating. i don’t know how to explain how much is despise the fantasy theme of “humans suck. but elves ( )

Cai a escuridão...
Colidem as espadas...
Reina o mal.

Eragon e seu dragão, Saphira, acabaram de salvar um estado rebelde da destruição planejada pelas forças poderosas do rei Galbatorix, cruel governante do Império. Eragon rumará agora para Ellesméra, terra dos elfos, para aprimorar seu treinamento em magia e nas artes da espada, habilidades vitais para um Cavaleiro de Dragão. É a jornada de uma vida, cheia de lugares e pessoas diferentes, dignas de admiração e reverência, em cada dia uma nova aventura. Mas o caos e a traição o importunam a cada instante e Eragon não sabe em quem deve confiar.

Enquanto isso, seu primo Roran se envolve numa nova batalha em Carvahall - vilarejo onde nasceu e cresceu -, batalha que coloca Eragon num perigo ainda maior.
Será que a mão negra do rei sufocará toda e qualquer resistência? Eragon pode até não escapar com vida...

Emoção e aventura aguardam os leitores no segundo volume do Ciclo A Herança.

This is perhaps the longest that I took to complete any book (including LOTR). That tells a lot about how this book is.
The book starts off well, but drags on boringly in the middle. It gets so boring that at one point that I even considered not reading it all.
However, my persistence paid off as the book ends well. the last 20% of the book is exciting, specially when Eragon decides to return to Surda.
The Roran chapters are well written and helped keep me reading in the middle of the book. Hope the next installment is better written than this. ( )