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I love Isobelle Carmody's work, and the complex tapestry of prophecy, flash backs and the best and worst of human nature exemplified in the Obernewtyn Chronicles leaves me in awe every time I read them.

Finally, finally, Elspeth gets the call to begin her journey, which is bittersweet, as she's only just accepted her place at Obernewtyn. The journey is compelling. The characters are complexly motivated. The ending is a cliff hanger.

I really don't know where she's going with this all, and to tell you the truth, I love it!


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The Sending The Obernewtyn Chronicles Vol 6 Carmody Isobelle 9780670853595 Books Reviews

The Sending (2011) is the sixth Fantasy novel in the Obernewtyn series , following The Stone Key. The initial volume in this sequence is Obernewtyn.

Note This is the Australian version. It includes the seventh and eighth volumes in the American series. The second half -- The Waking Dragon -- will be released later, so this is actually two book in one volume.

In the previous volume, Elspeth sets out from Obernewtyn with two wagons taking the gypsy healer Darius back to the Twentyfamilies. Two soldierguards were going along to Sutrium, where they would be testifying against Malik in his trial. The wagons were also taking Garth to the settlement near the city under the Tor.

Kella was also returning to Sutrium. Kathlyn was returning to her home near Rangorn and Zarak was visiting his father near Saithwold. Dragon was included on the journey at the insistence of Maryon, the Futureteller guildmistress.

They dropped Garth off in the White Valley, camped there overnight, and returned to the main road the next morning. When they reached a small hamlet along the road, Elspeth sent one wagon ahead and stopped at the inn with Zarak. Elspeth had been there before disguised as a gypsy, but none should recognize her now.

Elspeth got breakfast for herself and Zarak and talked to the woman tending the bar. She learned that the road to Saithwold was barricaded by order of Vos and none could enter or leave. Then Elspeth and Zarak departed to rejoin the other wagon.

In this novel, Elspeth Gordie is a Misfit who leads the Farseeker Guild. She has many Talents and has been told that she is the Seeker who will find the weaponmachines of the Beforetimers.

Rushton Seraphim is the Master of Obernewtyn, leader of the Misfits. He has some weak Talent.

Maruman is a mutant cat. He has been with Elspeth for many years. He is getting old and lazy, but he is also her contact with the oldOnes, the Agyllian birds. He is Elspeth's Moonwatcher.

Gahltha is a stallion. He is Elspeth's Daywatcher.

Dragon is an youngster who was found by Elspeth on the West Coast. Nothing was known about her, but Elspeth has dreamed that she is the daughter of the Red Queen.

Ceirwan is the Farseeker Guilden. He is being considered as the Farseeker Guildmaster of Oldhaven.

Dameon is the Empath Guildmaster. He is blind, but can see through other eyes.

Maryon is the Futureteller Guildmistress. Elspeth has negative feelings of manipulation about the futuretellers.

Garth is the Teknoguildmaster. He supervises digs in the ruins of the Oldtimers. He passionately desires knowledge of the Beforetime.

Freya is an Empath-Enhancer. She increases the Talents of anyone near her.

Javo is the master chef at Obernewtyn. He is very protective of his territory.

Gavyn is a young misfit with an undefined Talent. He is always found in the company of Rasial, a white ridgeback hound.

Angina is a young misfit who was shot with an arrow. He has been lying in a coma for many weeks.

Miky is Angina's twin sister. She has been in a coma for a few weeks with no apparent cause.

Dardelan was the Rebel Chieftain in Sutrium and is now the High Chieftain of The Land. He wants to make Obernewtyn a province, with Rushton as Chief.

In this story, Elspeth is dreaming about Dragon. She tries to break the dream, but it holds her in like a cage. Then Angina appears in front of her and pleas for her to use the black sword to save his sister.

A shadow falls over her and she dives away from it. She reaches back with a probing thought, but doesn't find a mind. There is only a vast darkness full of power.

A violet spirit-form with red and blue streaks appears beside her and tells her to wake. She cannot force herself awake, but it jerks her into another dream. She is floating above a desert when the shadow comes for her.

This time she coerces herself awake. When she opens her eyes, Elspeth has a splitting headache. The thunderstorm outside doesn't help.

As she makes her way through the maze, Elspeth realizes that she had only been dreaming of trying to awake herself. Then she had finally forced herself awake. She dismisses the dream as a nightmare.

Elspeth notices Gavyn gazing into the eyes of Rasial. They are bonded somehow. She thinks that Gavyn is an enthraller, but Rasial seems unlikely to be thralled by anyone.

She also thinks about Angina and Miky. She had visited the boy and his sister the day before. Nothing seems to help them recover from their comas. When she reaches the house, she writes a letter requesting Dameon to return and help the twins.

Elspeth is very busy with the Moon Fair in addition to other matters. She is also worried about Maruman, who disappeared soon after their return to Obernewtyn. She rides out on Gahltha to probe for the cat throughout the area, but cannot find him. She decides to consult Maryon about his location.

When she returns to her office, Ceirwan brings a load of wood for her fireplace. She tells him to let the Futuretellers know that she will be visiting later in the day. He then asks if she will determine when Rushton will arrive.

Elspeth mentions that she is hungry and Ceirwan says that she should have some of the bread baked by Freya. She is surprised that Javo let her use his ovens. Ceirwan says that Freya told him that the kitchen staff would all benefit from her Talent.

Then she finds a book sent to her by Garth. It is the diary of Jacob Obernewtyn. The pages have been sealed in plastic, but Garth wants it back to print copies.

This tale immerses Elspeth in the Moon Fair. It will be extended to three days. Dardelan will be formally announcing the creation of an Obernewtyn Shire and many normals will be attending.

The American publication of this series split the previous volume into two books -- Wavesong and The Stone Key. Since this volume is also being split, the next book in the American series will bring the volume count to eight. Then the last volume will probably split also, so the total volumes in the American series will probably be ten.

There is much confusion about the second half of this book. The American publishers have been calling it The Red Queen, but that is also the name of the last volume in this series. A later release says that the second half will be called The Waking Dragon.

Elspeth finally allows Rushton to bed her. The next installment in this sequence -- The Red Queen -- has not yet been announced on . Neither has The Waking Dragon.

Highly recommended for Carmody fans and for anyone else who enjoys tales of psionic powers, urgent quests, and thwarted romance. Read and enjoy!

-Arthur W. Jordin
Really enjoyed the new storyline of this book. Interesting story that makes me question my impact on the world. Left wanting more
It wasn't as exciting and intriguing as her other books.
I love this series! Although this book was a bit of a bridging book to the final book I can still get lost in the characters and the world Carmody has created!
Great book and cannot wait for book 7
This whole series so far is a great read, easy to follow and engaging. Looking forward to finding out how this story end.
I love this book and the series- incredibly inventive but also believable.
I love Isobelle Carmody's work, and the complex tapestry of prophecy, flash backs and the best and worst of human nature exemplified in the Obernewtyn Chronicles leaves me in awe every time I read them.

Finally, finally, Elspeth gets the call to begin her journey, which is bittersweet, as she's only just accepted her place at Obernewtyn. The journey is compelling. The characters are complexly motivated. The ending is a cliff hanger.

I really don't know where she's going with this all, and to tell you the truth, I love it!