The adventure continues 1

I am one of those who, on the release of Eragon, in 2004, had first believed in a publicity stunt! Was it really a lad of fifteen wrote a novel that, in its scope and power of his imagination, could mingle without blushing "The Lord of the Rings"? Well, yes! Christopher Paolini is real and his talent is again with go in this third episode of "Inheritance Cycle" where he offers the time to further explore the psychology of his characters. This does not prevent "Brisingr," rest assured, written abound in spectacular scenes with romantic breath and lyricism worthy of Robert Howard, the founding father of the heroic fantasy. Please do not listen to those who tell you that this book is too long or boring. If you like Eragon, Roran and Katrina, this novel, however, will seem too short! What some call lengths, this is actually mature. Anyway, I'm sure it will make a great movie!