The fifth and final book in the Lightbringer series is The Burning White. It’s hard to believe that Brent Weeks has been writing this epic fantasy series for over ten years now! As with all of his books, The Burning White is a fantastic read full of adventure and intrigue. In this review we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this book so that when it releases on September 3rd 2019, you will be ready for it!
This book review is a spoiler-free of The Burning White by Brent Weeks.
This book review is a spoiler-free of The Burning White by Brent Weeks. It’s the fifth and final installment in the Lightbringer series, and it follows Gavin Guile, the Prism. He has fallen, but that doesn’t mean he’s dead—it just means he’s alive with great magic powers that make him more than just himself.
In this installment we find out what happens when Gavin finally goes to meet his maker after all these years (in book three).
The Burning White is the fifth and final installment in the Lightbringer series.
The Burning White is the fifth and final installment in the Lightbringer series. It’s a standalone novel, so it can be read without having read any of the previous books in this series.
The story takes place over several days as protagonist Ria battles against her own emotions and those of others while trying to save her friend from certain death at the hands of their captors. It’s quite an emotional read with lots of action scenes, including one where Ria must fight off multiple opponents at once!
Gavin Guile, the Prism, has fallen.
In The Burning White, Gavin Guile is the Prism—a man who can bend light to his will. He has been a powerful man in this world for many years, but he has fallen from grace and lost his ability to draft. As a result of this loss, his mind has broken and he is alive but not himself anymore.
Gavin’s story begins with him as an apprentice to another Prism named Bastien Loebel who needs an heir so that he can continue practicing magic without losing control over its power like Gavin did when he failed at drafting during their first attempt at doing so together (which ended with both men being killed). This story follows their journey as they travel through different cities trying desperately find someone who might be able to draft them again before their time runs out…
His great magic makes him alive, but nothing like himself.
As the novel begins, Gavin is a zombie. He’s been turned into one by a necromancer and has been given magic that allows him to interact with the world around him as if he were still alive. But this isn’t just any magic: it makes Gavin’s body function normally but keeps his soul from leaving its prison within his body.
The story follows Gavin as he tries to figure out what happened that led up to this point and how he can get back on track with his life after being turned into a walking corpse by someone who could only have wanted him dead (and maybe even had some sort of grudge against him).
The White King sends him on a mission to neutralize a deadly superweapon called the Basilisk — but first Gavin has to figure out how to use his abilities without killing himself.
The White King sends him on a mission to neutralize a deadly superweapon called the Basilisk — but first Gavin has to figure out how to use his abilities without killing himself.
Gavin is no longer the Prism, but a man who has lost his identity. He’s trying to regain his strength and focus back on himself, but there are other forces at work that want nothing more than for him to fail.
With only a small crew of drafters, he must outrun the other satrapies who want the weapon for themselves.
With only a small crew of drafters, he must outrun the other satrapies who want the weapon for themselves.
The Burning White is an amazing book that has plenty of action and adventure. It’s also full of mystery and suspense as you try to figure out what’s going on in this world that Brent Weeks built so well.
Andret leads an uprising in Garriston, intending to become its king.
Andret is a drafter, but not a lightbringer. He is not good at leading people and he’s selfish, so he’s not trustworthy. You should never trust him because he’ll just use you or betray you later on in the book!
He wants to be king of Garriston because his father was before him, but there are other drafters who also want this job because they think its theirs by right (which isn’t true). This leads to some fighting between them over who deserves it more than everyone else does!
Meanwhile, Karris is determined to rescue Gavin, who she still loves.
Meanwhile, Karris is determined to rescue Gavin, who she still loves. She has a plan: she will stop the White King and his men from killing Gavin. At first the plan seems impossible because there are so many of them but Karris isn’t deterred by this obstacle. She knows that if he dies then so does her love for him and that would be too much for someone who has lost everything in life (her family). But despite this knowledge and determination not being enough to save him from all those other guardsmen around him who were working as part of their plan as well…
But she will be forced to decide between her love and her oath as she discovers that being queen may require sacrifices she isn’t willing to make.
In the first chapter, we meet Tavi and Gavin’s adoptive mother, Lady Darque. She had a vision of her son’s future and was determined to make sure he had a normal life. She sent him away from the keep with his best friend Alera on a simple mission: find out what happened to their father, who had been reported dead in battle against an enemy but who has since reappeared as something else entirely.
The boys arrive at their destination in less than two days (which is how long it takes them) and discover that their father is no longer human but now lives among wolves instead! This is something they weren’t expecting or prepared for so they decide not to tell anyone else about this until after they’ve gone home again because there will be trouble if word gets out too quickly
The cover art was done by Lauren Panepinto for Orbit Books.
The cover art was done by Lauren Panepinto for Orbit Books. The book was released on September 3rd 2019 and is available in hardcover, audio and ebook editions.
The book was released on September 3rd 2019.
The Burning White is a fantasy novel by Brent Weeks and was released on September 3rd 2019.
The book was published by Orbit, an imprint of Hachette Book Group that publishes science fiction, fantasy and horror books.
It is available in hardcover, audio and ebook editions.
The Burning White is available in hardcover, audio and ebook editions. You can buy it from Amazon or Barnes & Noble, or get it from Brent’s website [link].
The price of The Burning White varies depending on the format you purchase (hardcopy is $28.99 USD). The audiobook edition costs $27.99 USD and comes with an MP3 download code (you’ll need to log in to Audible if you don’t have a membership). For those who would prefer an eBook version over other formats such as paperbacks or e-readers like Kindle/Nook/iPad etcetera will probably want to go with that option instead!
Brent Weeks end this incredible series with a finale that is incredibly satisfying.
The Burning White is the final book in Brent Weeks’ Night Angel trilogy. It comes with a satisfying conclusion and is a great read overall.
The book was well edited, formatted and has good cover art.
Conclusion
The Burning White by Brent Weeks is a fantastic finale to what has been an incredible series. It is packed with action and adventure as Gavin Guile continues his fight against the white king and his allies, who want the Basilisk for themselves.
