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They told David it was impossible - that even the Reckoners had never killed a High Epic. Yet, Steelheart - invincible, immortal, unconquerable - is dead. And he died by David's hand.
Eliminating Steelheart was supposed to make life more simple. Instead, it only made David realise he has questions. Big ones. And there's no one in Newcago who can give him the answers he needs.
Babylon Restored, the old borough of Manhattan, has possibilities, though. Ruled by the mysterious High Epic, Regalia, David is sure Babylon Restored will lead him to what he needs to find. And while entering another city oppressed by a High Epic despot is a gamble, David's willing to risk it. Because killing Steelheart left a hole in David's heart. A hole where his thirst for vengeance once lived.
Somehow, he filled that hole with another Epic - Firefight. And he's willing to go on a quest darker and more dangerous even than the fight against Steelheart to find her and to get his answers.
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-07-2018
Hooked
My first Brandon Sanderson series and as a middle age adult who is fond of comics from days gone by, this author manages to recapture what I feel is missing from many books these days, a level of originality and description that makes me want to see the story through the eyes of the main character. I love the the level of super powers used and the storylines the character have. Some characters frustrate me so much while others I just want to see being lifted to the spotlight, which adds to the emotions this book draws out of me. The way this novel holds me, it makes it very hard to stop for sleep! The person who reads this series is able to capture the voices so well, Male and female and bring them to life, as well as step out to narrate when needed.
This has been a very enjoyable read and am looking forward to beginning the third book in the series almost immediately!
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- Adam
- 16-06-2016
Awesome audio book!
This is such a good auto book!! Love these! Never a dull moment intense all the way to the end!
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- Erica Holtz
- 11-02-2015
loved the series
couldn't put it down and now can't wait for the final book in this series
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- Matthew
- 09-02-2015
I'm hooked!
Great book. Good character development. my only complaint is its a bit shorter then the first. I wanted more!
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- Kurt
- 17-01-2015
EPIC!!
A awesome sequel to the novel Steelheart!
This audio has more twists and turns than a rollercoaster! Some will really pull at your heart strings.
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- ODed01
- 25-01-2019
Disappointed.
The hero of this story is way too show of, things always go his way no matter what.
I never read a book that made me not to like the hero before, as of now I’m really disappointed, hopefully the next book the last of this trilogy will fix all that and be much better.
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- Laurens Bøggild Moss
- 11-12-2018
Stupid book stole my sleep
Thos one keept me up til it was done. Absolutely and utterly amazing! Love it!
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- Bang
- 12-09-2018
Even better than the first book
This was such an amazing book that I listened to it in two days. I don't know what I can say without spoiling but just when you think you know where the story is going, Sanderson just subverts your expectations without making it forced or illogical.
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- Emir Kico
- 04-02-2015
Epic fun
Great story, interesting characters, thrilling action. What else can you expect from a Sanderson novel?
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- bradley
- 14-01-2015
Great story
I though the ending could be better - would still recommend for younger readers of dystopian fiction and fans of Sanderson
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- James
- 09-01-2015
Firefight is simply brilliant!
Firefight by Brandon Sanderson is simply brilliant. The Reckoners travel to Babylon Restored (New York City) to track down Firefight (Megan) who has seemingly joined forces with a powerful epic named Regalia. David believes that Firefight is good, but the other Reckoners want her dead. A brilliant listen, Firefight is better than Steelheart in every way.
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- tyloslinger
- 12-04-2016
Worth the time
It still had a strong grip on me. I had thought that there wouldn't be much to offer on firefight alone...but the twists...the suspense.....It was just amazing..
On to calamity.
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- Natalie @ ABookLoversLife
- 10-02-2015
Exceptional.
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This is book 2 so may contain spoilers for book 1!
When I first listened to book one of this I immediately fell in love with the world and the characters and I couldn't see how Brandon Sanderson could top it, but top it he did!! Firefight was stupendous.
With Steelheart dead, NewCago is under the Reckoners control but lately there have been a few Epics who have come with one thing in mind, kill the person who took down Steelheart. Why are so many coming and for what reason??
They soon learn the reason and have to travel to Babylon Restored in search of the High Epic, Regalia. Things aren't as they seem there though, there are a lot of Epics in the city and Regalia has invited Obliteration there to, well, obliterate Bablyon Restored. Can the Reckoners stop Obliteration in time and find out what Regalias plan is? David also crosses paths with FireFight, can he get through to her and bring her back from the edge?
I'm not going to say too much more about the plot in case I inadvertently spoil it so lets get straight to my thoughts.
As I said already, I didn't think that Sanderson could surpass book 1 but he did. This book is so full of awesomesauce that it's amazing, epic, phenomenal and anything else that comes to mind along those lines.
David is one of the best heroes I've read in a long time. He is brave, selfless, kind, funny and very witty but also reckless and impulsive. David has grown immensely from the boy who wanted nothing but revenge to the man who wants to help people, no matter who they are! He has many close shaves with Epics since joining the Reckoners, but Regalia and her posy take him to the brink. His strength, bravery and inherent niceness is something I love about him.
Poor Prof is suffering big time! Regalia is pushing him to his limits and beyond. Can he rein in his other self before it's too late??
Sanderson also introduces a few more characters. The Bablyon Restored branch of the Reckoners include, Val, Excel and Missy. Missy is another awesome character with her upbeat attitude. Her and David get on well together.
Then we have the High Epics of Babylon Restored- Regalia - the self appointed Queen of Bablyon Restored, Obiteration - well from his name his powers are pretty obvious, and Dawnslight - the mysterious Epic that the people seem to pray to.
Now, again, I thought how could the author top NewCago for a setting and again he did! Babylon Restored (Old Manhattan) is, basically, nearly underwater. Regalia wields water and has submerged most of the place so she can get around easy. Most people live on the higher levels and on roofs. The buildings are joined together by bridges, just look at the cover above and you get the idea! It was the perfect setting for this book.
Plot wise, Sanderson outdoes himself again. He continues to throw twists and turns at every opportunity. He is the master of storytelling!!! We learn a little more about Calamity, we also learn more about Prof and Firefight. Sandersons propensity for weaving a tale that you immediately dive into, to his characters that you cant help but love is phenomenal!
Firefight was an action packed, intense and at times emotional read. Everything about it is sheer perfection in a book. It has something to appeal to everyone and I seriously urge everyone to pick up a copy of this series, you wont regret it!! Another Epic addition to this amazing series.
I listened to the audio and again MacLeod Andrews did an amazing job. He portrays David, and all the rest, perfectly. He pulls you into the story and you can feel the heartache, fear and hope from David perfectly. His portrayal of David and Prof are my favourites but no matter which character he does, he gives each a different "voice". As I said in a different review, he is fast becoming my favourite narrator!
I just have one thing more to say about this book and that's go buy it NOW!!!
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- Robyn
- 16-01-2015
Great next instalment
I probably shouldn't be giving these books 5 stars, they aren't deep and meaningful or anything like that, but they are just such fun and great entertainment that I can't help myself (and besides, it's another Sanderson!).
Seamlessly rolling on from Steelheart and Mitosis. David's character is developing nicely (tho' his metaphors are still as chaotic as ever, fortunately). This book is set in a different city, with a new reckoners team, so lots of new ideas and Epic adventures, and no sense at all that its the same stuff just being reworked.
In order to avoid any spoilers, I'll just say that although I guessed at where it was all headed, and what the outcome would be, it didn't take the route I thought it would - a few little twists and turns, as is Sanderson's way.
Definitely a young adults series rather than an intense or adult series, but still comfortably enjoyable. (Despite the deaths and violence, I have allowed my 9 year old to read this series - she's hooked!!! She now rates Sanderson amongst her favourite authors too. As she is an advanced reader - reading age 15 despite being only 9 - it's always a challenge to find her books that she finds exciting and challenging, but which don't have too many overtly adult themes. Fortunately this series is good, clean, well-written action and entertainment - a real winner for her. Now the challenge will be for me to get to next book in the series before she does!)
If you enjoyed Steelheart then you won't be disappointed in this one (note: although I'm glad I've read Mitosis, it's not a need-to-read prior to this one). Looking forward to book three- it promises to be a big finale!
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- Tristran
- 16-07-2015
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I didn't like these at first but Steel Slayer is infectious. He creeps in and you just want to know more.
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- Andrew
- 23-05-2015
A chore to get through
after loving the first book in the series I found this one a bit of a chore to get through I'm afraid, didn't break new ground, but I'm glad I finished the story none the less
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- Steve
- 04-02-2015
Starts poorly but redeems itself.
I wasn't happy for the first few chapters of the book but it improved immensely.
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- Tachikoma
- 12-01-2015
Felt more like a romantic intermission.
Well written as always for B Sanderson but too much of a romantic angst story and improbabilities with people ignoring cataclysmic events as they are more interested in a romantic engagement.
Disappointing story not brilliantly read by the narrator.
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- Kindle Customer
- 10-01-2015
Just Incredible
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This is Brandon Sanderson. He's always at his best. I'd say that this is superior then Steelheart. The story advances along and we find more about about Prof, Megan, David, while also learning more about Epics and Calamity. There is also a whole new city to explore being set in New York.The narrator is excellent, one of my favorites. Just buy it.
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- mike Gordon
- 25-12-2018
Great story!
Great story, very well delivered and completly captivating! I feel like I know all the players and have lost real friends.
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- Arman
- 10-10-2018
great all around
loving this series, read loads of Sanderson's work and though the writing he feels less developed (more idealistic/unrealistic, though that could be intentional) it's rapidly becoming my favourite of his works
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- robert churcher
- 14-07-2018
loved it
loved the audio book and didn't want it to end as it was so great
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- Henry O'Donovan
- 28-02-2018
Review
MacLeod needs to get better at female voices. They are too high pitched and indistinct