The Library Trilogy 1 The Book That Wouldn't Burn

Review Praise For Mark Lawrencean Excellent Writer George R.R. Martin, 1 Sunday And New York Times Bestselling Author Of Game Of Thronesdark And Relentlessa Two In The Morning Page Turner. Jaw-Droppingrobin Hobb, The New York Times Bestselling Author Of The Assassins Apprentice Excellent On Par With George R.R. Martinconn Iggulden, Author Of Genghismark Lawrence Gets Better With Every Book. It Has A Drive To It, A Pulse, A Gearshift That Kicks Higher And Higher. Fantasy Book Reviewthis Tale Of Knowledge And Its Cost Flies By Thanks To The Gripping Mystery And Beautiful Worldbuildingreaders Will Be Desperate For More.Publishers Weeklylawrence Works With Many Threads Here, But None Feels Misused Or Insufficiently Explored. Rather, The Author Unspools Them Masterfully, Leaving Behind A Tightly Woven Tapestry That Readers Will Ache To See Finished Even If They Can Predict One Or Two Of The Tales Myriad Twists And Turns. Gripping, Earnest, And Impeccably Plotted.Kirkus Book Description Book One In The Bestselling, Groundbreaking Library Trilogy About The Author Mark Lawrence Is Married With Four Children, One Of Whom Is Severely Disabled. His Day Job Is As A Research Scientist Focused On Various Rather Intractable Problems In The Field Of Artificial Intelligence. Between Work And Caring For His Disabled Child, Mark Spends His Time Writing, Playing Computer Games, Tending An Allotment, Brewing Beer, And Avoiding Diy. Read More