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caused the Augur War because the Augurs were threatening the stability of the Boundary. She has been using the Shadows’ Essence to sustain the Boundary since then. Nethgalla taunts Asha into stabbing her with Whisper, a sword which transfers a victim's Essence to its wielder. Asha becomes bonded to the Siphon and is no longer a Shadow.
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reincarnated south of the Boundary. Caeden regains another memory of his past. He is visited by a stranger from the future, Davian, who tells him that he is mistaken about serving El. Davian attempts to convince Caeden to switch sides. Enraged, Caeden kills him and places his severed head on a spike outside Deilannis.
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to save the life of his dead wife. Caeden eventually came to believe they were mistaken and that the "god" they were serving was actually an evil spirit. He turned against the other Venerate, trapping several of them in prisons known as Tributaries, which stole their Essence to power the Boundary.
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Wirr has succeeded his late father as Northwarden. He survives an assassination attempt, but struggles to gain acceptance from the Administrators under his command. He meets Breshada, a former Gifted hunter who has become Gifted herself. Asha is serving as Tol Athian's Representative at court. She
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Asha learns that Shadows are being used as extra Reserves for the holder of the Siphon, a Vessel. Breshada reveals that she is both the Shadraehin and Nethgalla. She gives the Siphon to Caeden; he uses it to turn the Lyth into Shadows, which will fulfill their bargain. Nethgalla reveals that she
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Caeden is trapped north of the Boundary by another Venerate. Creatures begin breaking through the Boundary, killing many Administrators. Asha finds a Tributary and activates it, thus strengthening the Boundary. This traps Davian behind the Boundary. Davian kills Caeden, knowing that he will be
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Caeden slowly begins regaining his memories as he visits locations from his past. He also works for the Lyth, who gave him Licanius in exchange for their freedom. He is followed by Nethgalla, a shapeshifting spirit inhabiting the body of his dead wife. Caeden was once part of a group of
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secretly sneaks to the Sanctuary, hoping to find evidence of missing Shadows. Davian trains at Tol Shen. He and three other Augurs escape an attack on the Tol and travel north to the Boundary.
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called the book "vastly overelaborate" but "relentlessly gripping", stating that fans of the first novel would enjoy it.
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recommended the novel for fans of the genre, praising the "suspense and backstabbing political intrigue."
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known as the Venerate, who believed they were serving El (God). The Venerate sought to destroy
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called the novel "dense" and "suspenseful", predicting that it would be enjoyed by fans of
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Two Venerate have recently escaped their Tributaries, leading to the Boundary's weakening.
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praised the emotional weight of Caeden's journey, as well as the quick pacing.
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The novel received moderately positive reviews from critics.
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compared Islington's writing positively to the works of
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Index


James Islington
High fantasy
Orbit Books
ISBN
978-0316274135
The Shadow of What Was Lost
The Light of All That Falls
jamesislington.com
high fantasy
James Islington
The Shadow of What Was Lost
The Light of All That Falls
immortals
fate
free will
time travel
Kirkus Reviews
Publishers Weekly
epic fantasy
Barnes & Noble
Booklist
Brandon Sanderson
Robert Jordan
RT Book Reviews
"An Echo of Things to Come"
Kirkus Reviews
"Fiction Book Review: An Echo of Things to Come: The Licanius Trilogy, Book 2 by James Islington"
Publishers Weekly
"An Echo of Things to Come Redraws the Map of an Expansive Trilogy"

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