Fyre

Septimus Heap, Book Seven

De: Angie Sage

Narrado por: Gerard Doyle

Now that Septimus, Jenna, and Beetle are 14 years old, they have assumed larger roles in their Magykal world. Beetle is the Chief Hermetic Scribe of the Manuscriptorium and Jenna will soon be Queen, but Septimus is still battling the remnants of the Darke Domaine, which will remain until the power of the evil Two-Faced Ring is destroyed forever. To accomplish that, the ancient Alchemie Fyre must be relit - a task that sends Septimus to the very origins of Magyk and Physik, testing both his skills and his loyalties to ExtraOrdinary Wizard Marcia Overstrand and Alchemist Marcellus Pye.

In a journey that encapsulates the entire Septimus Heap series, Septimus continues to discover who he is and expand upon his Magykal power and skills. Fyre weaves together every character from the series and incorporates many of the Magykal places from each book. Written with Angie Sage's distinctive humor and heart, Fyre is the grand finale that celebrates the greatest Magyk of all: When the Fyre inside is kindled and when the Time Is Right, anything is possible.

©2013 Angie Sage (P)2013 HarperCollins Publishers

Happy Ending

it's always nice to have a happy ending. It's a lovely series and a great performance.

Amazing, as always!

I love this series. I've been reading it for years. the narrator really does a fantastic job!

Wonderful ending

This final chapter in the series keeps you on the edge waiting to see what happens next. The strength of both the boy and girl characters comes through and I think create positive identifiable characters for various readers. The ending segway into the next series was a little “on the nose”.

Gerard Doyle is a marvelous narrator- I would “read” other books just because he’s the narrator - just a pleasure.

I wish there were more

I loved this series! This book was a fantastic end. I wish there were more in the series, I'm so sad it ended. Better than Harry Potter.

the end

well it wasn't what I expected this book was actually the best out of all the series. it had the action and suspense I wanted to listen to it all in one day.. the performance of the book was great he captured everyone's different voice style and gave you the emotional ups and downs from hearing him read. at times it was a bit difficult to keep up with which charter is which and did what but it is still a good book to listen to..

A Great Ending of the Series

A great ending to the main story, with a nice little setup to the next. Definitely worth reading all 7 books.

imaginative

I love this whole series, it really is a wonderful adventure, from start to finish... better than Harry Potter

This is a very creative storyline!

Several of my students have read this series, and I have many fantasy fans always looking for AR titles they will enjoy. I try to read as many books on our AR lists as I can and mainly only read the first 1 or 2 titles of a series. I couldn't do that with the characters in this series. Really enjoyable- and it got better as I went on in terms of writing and character development. I know I'll want to follow the Pathfinder series also.

Magical Ending to a Great Series

It feels like so many of my favorite series are ending :( I was so excited to get this audiobook because I love the world of Septimus Heap. I think Angie Sage has created an unique and creative magical world and her use of language is just terrific. She has some of the most intelligent humor I've ever seen in a book intended for this age of child. Sage assumes that the person reading her books is intelligent and never talks down to her audience. I love that. This is one of my top audiobooks so far this year. Gerard Doyle does a fantastic job narrating. I loved seeing Septimus and Jenna grow and take charge of their lives (even though they're just 15). At the end of the day, I was pleased where Sage ended the series (even though I still want more).

If you haven't started these books, I highly recommend them.

Great Series!

Not only is this book great, but the whole series is great! You have to read them all!