A Crucible of Souls
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2013
512
Novel • Fiction
Myranda • Medieval Fantasy World
2013
Adult
16-35 years
In A Crucible of Souls by Mitchell Hogan, an orphan named Caldan discovers his sorcery abilities while training at a magic monastery. After being expelled, he journeys to the city of Anasoma, where he joins the Sorcerers Guild and learns of a looming threat linked to his mysterious past. The narrative alternates between several characters, culminating in the revelation that the empire faces another devastating magical war. The book contains scenes of violence and loss.
Adventurous
Mysterious
Fantastical
Suspenseful
Dark
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Mitchell Hogan's A Crucible of Souls is praised for its rich world-building and engaging plot. Readers appreciate the protagonist's growth and the intricate magic system. However, some critiques mention pacing issues and predictable twists. The novel's immersive epic fantasy elements shine, though it may not surprise seasoned genre fans.
Readers who revel in richly detailed fantasy worlds, morally complex characters, and epic storytelling will enjoy Mitchell Hogan's A Crucible of Souls. Fans of Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series or Patrick Rothfuss's The Name of the Wind will find a similar allure in Hogan's intricate magic systems and gripping narrative.
9,977 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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512
Novel • Fiction
Myranda • Medieval Fantasy World
2013
Adult
16-35 years
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