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The Core

by Peter V. Brett

1.0(1 rating)
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Book 5 in the The Demon Cycle series

Fantasy
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Not enough unpaid reviews

The Core has only 1 unpaid published review on SageChimp (need 5). That is not enough to say whether the book is genuinely well-liked or amplified by paid/ARC/BookTok hype. Do not treat Amazon, Goodreads, or social scores as SageChimp evidence.

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Book Details

Pages
781
Published
January 1, 2017
ISBN-13
9780345531506
ISBN-10
0345531507
Language
English

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kristin
kristin
1.0
Mar 10, 2026

DNF.<br/><br/>This series is a perfect illustration of why trilogies are so popular. Most storylines, even one as rich as the Demon Cycle books, can be wrapped up in three volumes. This one should have been. Oh, the cavalcade of characters I did not give one fig about. And the plot points that meant nothing. And pushing Arlen and Jardir to the periphery. I've rarely been so frustrated with a series ending. Thoroughly disappointed and a clear sign that when ideology trumps story, you've lost the plot.