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Title	:	The Circle of Stone (The Darkest Age #3)
Author	:	A.J. Lake
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 295 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2008 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC (first published January 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dragons. Young Adult

The Circle of Stone (The Darkest Age #3) Hardcover | Pages: 295 pages

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In this powerful conclusion of the Darkest Age trilogy, the ancient god Loki has been set free from the chains that have bound him for centuries. As Edmund and Elspeth desperately search for him, the fire and destruction they expect to find is nowhere to be seen. They discover instead strange emblems carved into stone along the route south. Traveling ever closer toward the war between the Visigoths and the English, Edmond and Elspeth suspect they are being drawn into a trap. But with the help of their friends, and faith in themselves, they will face Loki one last time, at an ancient circle of stones that may be their last hope.

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Original Title:	The Circle of Stone
ISBN:	1599900793 (ISBN13: 9781599900797)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Darkest Age #3

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Ratings: 3.73 From 326 Users | 21 Reviews

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It took me a long time to finish this series. However, I was pleased with how the author was able to tie up all loose ends at the end of the book.

Tak toto jednoducho stálo za prebdenú noc. Draky! a všetko ostatné.. koniec série naplnil moje očakávania. Možno je to séria pre deti, no ja som to čítala jedným dychom a bolo to geniálne!

This trilogy is well written, clean and full of adventure- young readers who like fantasy would like it.

This book was still good, although my favorite from this series was the second one. I was satisfied with the way it ended and loved how it played with so many emotions. If I could describe this series in one word, it would be: awesome!

By the end of this book I really cared about the characters. It was really fun to watch them grow. I also really liked the plot of these books, basic, but it really draws you in.

Another great book, was sorry it came to an end, well worth the read tho.

While this book was less of a slog than the first two books in this trilogy, it was still not exactly good. The prose has gotten less dry, but aside from one or two instances of striking figurative language it was completely uninspiring. Also, the truth about [spoiler character:] was obvious from the first moment he showed up. Edmund's character development felt forced. The ending was anticlimatic; the dragons should have played a larger part rather than feeling tacked on. Overall, I do not