

Emperor of Thorns
Author: Mark Lawrence
Series: Broken Empire #3
Narrator: James Clamp
Unabridged: 13 hr 47 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 08/06/2013
Author: Mark Lawrence
Series: Broken Empire #3
Narrator: James Clamp
Unabridged: 13 hr 47 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 08/06/2013
Before becoming an author, Mark Lawrence was a research scientist for twenty years, working on artificial intelligence. He is a dual national, with both British and American citizenship, and has held secret-level clearance with both governments. At one point, he was qualified to say, ‘This isn’t rocket science—oh wait, it actually is.’He is the author of the Broken Empire trilogy (Prince of Thorns, King of Thorns and Emperor of Thorns), the Red Queen’s War trilogy (Prince of Fools, The Liar’s Key and The Wheel of Osheim) and the Book of the Ancestor series (Red Sister, Grey Sister and Holy Sister).
”I failed my brother. I hung in the thorns and let him die and the world has been wrong since that night. I failed him, and though I’ve let many brothers die since, that first pain has not diminished. The best part of me still hangs there, on those thorns. Life can tear away what’s vital to a man, h......more
3.5/5 Stars Emperor of Thorns marks the conclusion of The Broken Empire trilogy and I must say, despite my lukewarm and dislike towards the first and second book, I end up enjoying the last book in the trilogy more than I expected. Jorg, now 20 years old, is on his way to become the Emperor of the Bro......more
My complete review is published at Grimdark Magazine. The Broken Empire trilogy comes to a Shakespearean end in Emperor of Thorns, which finds Mark Lawrence soaring to new literary heights as Jorg Ancrath deepens his understanding of this post-apocalyptic world and seeks to use that knowledge to asce......more
You may be wondering why/how I am reviewing a book that is not due to be published for several months. The answer is I couldn't wait, in more ways than one. I've written about Mark Lawrence before. I reviewed the first book in this series, Prince of Thorns, on my blog a couple years ago. I enjoyed it......more