Books matching: immortal emperor
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Save:Set in a future where human worlds are organized in two empires - the Old Empire and the New Empire, both ruled by immortal emperors who have sworn to respect the interests of the guild of Webbers, 'A Matter of Oaths' is a space opera filled with political intrigue, lost identities, love, and emperors. The story follows Rafe, an amnesiac webber with a mysterious past, as he joins the crew of the patrol ship Bhattya and becomes entangled in events that threaten the stability of the galaxy. With elements of cyberpunk, queer romance, and complex character dynamics, the narrative unfolds through a mix of action-packed sequences and detailed world-building.
The writing style of 'A Matter of Oaths' is described as tight, fast-paced, and wholly enjoyable, with engaging main characters, twists and turns that keep the pages turning, and a satisfying ending that leaves readers wanting more. The book delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of breaking oaths, all set against a backdrop of intergalactic power struggles and technological advancements that shape the future of the universe.
That I will serve my people to the best of my ability, in every way that I am able to serve, respecting their beliefs and taking responsibility for their well-being, and causing no harm to any unless ... - #2
Save:Daine, the young mage with Wild Magic abilities, is sent to the Carthaki Kingdom as an ambassador to the Emperor, tasked with healing his sick birds. However, she soon finds herself entangled in dangerous political intrigue and a potential revolution, where she discovers her powers, navigates the relationships with gods and humans, and faces personal tragedies. The plot is filled with tension, suspense, and unexpected twists, leading to a climactic battle where Daine unleashes her power and fury. The writing style is described as easy to read, well-paced, with great character development and interactions, providing a mix of humor, wit, and emotional depth.
Looking about, the prince saw the captain, leaning on the rail, scowl and make the Sign against evil on his chest. A stinging fly chose that moment to land on Kaddar’s arm. He yelped, swatted the fly,...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals ) - #3
Save:'The Final Empire' in the 'Mistborn' series by Brandon Sanderson follows the story of Vin, a young thief with extraordinary abilities, as she becomes involved in a plot to overthrow the immortal emperor. Set in a world plagued by slavery, crime, and political corruption, the story unfolds with intricate magical systems and complex characters facing moral dilemmas and making compromises. The rebellion to dethrone the seemingly unkillable Lord Ruler and free the oppressed Skaa forms the central conflict, providing a mix of action, intrigue, and character development.
Vin watched the downy flakes drift through the air. Leisurely. Careless. Free. The puffs of soot fell like black snowflakes, descending upon the dark city of Luthadel. They drifted in corners, blowing... - #4
Save:'The Year Of Our War' by Steph Swainston is a fantasy novel set in a world where humanity is at war with a hostile race of insects, and conflicts between humans may be as detrimental as the insect threat itself. The story follows Jant, an immortal man who can fly, as he navigates a society where policy makers are immortal, leading to a stagnation in progress. The book delves into themes of immortality, societal structures, and the impact of long-standing rulers on cultural evolution.
The writing style of 'The Year Of Our War' is described as rich and gritty, with original ideas and landscapes that make the characters feel real despite their flaws. The book is praised for its unique take on fantasy, deviating from traditional tropes and exploring complex characters, such as Jant, who grapples with drug addiction and immortality in a world where norms are challenged and lessons are not necessarily learned.
The Castle has demanded eight thousand fresh troops to be raised from the Plainslands to join the Awian Fyrd on the Lowespass front. Awian soldiers led by King Dunlin Rachiswater have forced the Insec... - #5
Save:In "Mirror Sight," part of the 'Green Rider' series by Kristen Britain, the protagonist Karigan G'ladheon is flung into a bleak future through a looking mask, finding herself in a world ruled by an immortal emperor and a small elite. The book explores a world devoid of magic, where Karigan must rely on the help of men around her, a departure from her usual independent nature. The plot takes a divergent path from the main series, focusing on Karigan's journey through time and her struggles to return to her own era, all while uncovering crucial information that could prevent a catastrophic future.
The writing style in "Mirror Sight" is described as well-written on a basic level, with some readers appreciating the development of new characters and the intriguing setting of the futuristic world. However, the book has divided opinions due to its departure from the main plotlines of the series, leaving some fans disappointed with the lack of relevance to the established Green Rider storyline.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Green Rider )
