The Name of All Things

· A Chorus of Dragons Book 2 · Tor Books
4.3
14 reviews
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In a world where having everything comes at the cost of everything you believe, one man must choose between power and principle.

The Name of All Things continues Jenn Lyons' Chorus of Dragons series, an epic saga of magic, prophecy, and betrayal. Kihrin D'Mon, the hero who destroyed the Stone of Shackles and unleashed demons across the empire of Quur, is a wanted man. His attempt to escape brings him into the path of Janel Theranon, a mysterious woman who claims to know him and pleads for his help.

Kihrin soon finds himself pitted against a secret rebellion, a city-destroying dragon, and his old nemesis, the wizard Relos Var, who seeks the Cornerstone known as the Name of All Things - an artifact of unimaginable power. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Kihrin must navigate a treacherous web of magic, violence, and his own conflicted loyalties.

Lyons weaves a richly imagined tapestry of sword and sorcery, mythical creatures, medieval warfare, and divine machinations that will enthrall devotees of high fantasy. The Name of All Things is the gripping sequel to The Ruin of Kings that will leave readers craving more of this masterful fantasy saga.

A Chorus of Dragons

1: The Ruin of Kings

2: The Name of All Things

3: The Memory of Souls

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4.3
14 reviews
William Simmons
December 23, 2019
I purchased this book under the assumption I was getting a sequel to a fantastic book that I loved and was a great story however what I got instead was a book full of FemiNazi and gender identity propaganda and other political ideologies which have no place in a fantasy book such as this. The subtle undertones displayed in the first book about such topics were well written and well placed within the story. This book however feels like they took the radical feminist handbook of catchphrases and just started interjecting them throughout the book. It was so heavy handed and poorly written. I loved the first book and think this author has amazing potential to write and even spread these messages but this was the entirely wrong way to go about it.
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Joshua McNally
November 19, 2019
If this is a political book, please label it as such. I didn't buy it for gender theory.
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Gerald Ford
November 10, 2021
A real page turner,i really enjoyed it.
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About the author

Jenn Lyons was a graphic artist and illustrator for 20 years before working as a video game producer on projects ranging from indie projects and slot-machine games to AAA titles for EA. In 2020, she was nominated for the Astounding Award for Best New Writer. Her five-book Chorus of Dragons fantasy series began with The Ruin of Kings and continues with The Name of All Things and the recently released The Memory of Souls. Visit her online at www.jennlyons.com or follow her on Twitter @jennlyonsauthor

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