Jade War

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In my opinion, he also has the most compelling character arc in the trilogy to date, followed very closely by Anden, Wen and Shae. From the plotting to the worldbuilding to the characters, every component worked so well in the sequel that it gave me sheer joy reading Jade War. In 2020, it was announced that a TV series based on the first novel in The Green Bone Saga, Jade City, was being developed at Peacock, with Lee serving as a consulting producer.

There is a cool duel that left me on my tiptoe and many surprised along the way that I think you should experience for yourselves.The thing that makes this a fantasy book is that the country of Kekon is the only location in this world that produces jade - which grants the people who wear it with exceptional strength/speed.

I have to give a round of applause to the duel featured in this installment; it was pulse-pounding, full of energy, menace, and ominous atmosphere. p>Read about how we’ll protect and use your data in our Privacy Notice.He inspired the same feeling I got while reading about Kaladin from The Stormlight Archive, which is saying A LOT given that the latter is my all-time favourite. Indeed, the events of Jade War will test all the characters that you will love; it will push them to the edge, it will reveal how far they will go for their clan and their family. You said it yourself years ago: We have each other, and maybe that’s the one thing we have that our enemies don’t. Although there are many reasons to love Jade City, I think a reason why this book is so bloody brilliant is because of its characters. I enjoyed the explorations of how people of diaspora find and maintain pieces of their heritage as a process of cultural preservation of their identities and forming communities, whilst also adopting behaviours and ways of life typical in their new home which may be alienating and othering from the perspective of someone who has never had to straddle two cultures.