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The Gate Thief

Mithermages, Book 2

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The Gate Thief

By: Orson Scott Card
Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki, Emily Rankin
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In this sequel to The Lost Gate, best-selling author Orson Scott Card continues his fantastic tale of the mages of Westil, who live in exile on Earth.

Here on Earth, Danny North is still in high school, yet he holds in his heart and mind all the stolen outselves of 13 centuries of gatemages. The Families still want to kill him if they can’t control him - and they can’t control him; he is far too powerful.

On Westil, Wad is now nearly powerless - he lost everything to Danny in their struggle. Even if he can survive the revenge of his enemies, he must still somehow make peace with the Gatemage Daniel North, for when Danny took that power from Loki, he also took responsibility for the Great Gates. And when he comes face-to-face with the mages who call themselves Bel and Ishtoreth, he will understand just why Loki closed the gates all those centuries ago.

©2013 Orson Scott Card (P)2013 Blackstone Audio, Inc Action & Adventure Classics Fantasy Fiction Wizardry Heartfelt Magic Magic Users

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Critic reviews

"Card weaves another in a chain of satisfying, teenager-pleasing fantasies…. Card has a grand old time romping around in the fields of comparative religion while letting a feud worthy of the Hatfields and the McCoys unfold, with much tongue-in-cheek humor but a touch of gore, too." (Kirkus Reviews)

"Familiarity with The Lost Gate is useful, but not essential, as Card gives readers enough background to have at least a partial understanding of the world he’s created….Defined characters and a highly imaginative story. For the author’s fans, a must-read." (Booklist)
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This book was not equal to the first. It didn't gel quite as well for me but never the less I thoroughly enjoyed listening. I have become accustomed to the male readers voice which was less grating and that certainly helped. I see what other people are saying about the whole teen pregnancy vibe going on, it's a little weird but it doesn't take from the rest of the story of you don't fixate on it, and it certainly isn't one of the main themes so I don't see why you should. I will defiantly be listening to and reading the third and final part of this series.

Not as good but enjoyable

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I enjoyed the character development and the ending was soo unexpected, I can't wait to read the third instalment Gatefather

Loved It

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stopped the book many times out of boredom as it took a long time to pick up, I changed my mind so many times from who I liked from it being Danny at one point to it being the gate thief, but thn find thm to be as boring as one another, they seem like helpless children half the time not being able to stick to an idea and plan or doing so many mistakes but thn still going through with it in the end anyway,

not as good as it seemed

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Not as good as the first and some sexist undertones. The women portrayed are either airheads, b*tches or "strong" women with a hint of pick me.

Meh

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