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Dreadgod (Cradle Book 11) by [Will Wight]

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The battle in the heavens has left a target on Lindon’s back.

His most reliable ally is gone, the Monarchs see him as a threat, and he has inherited one of the most valuable facilities in the world. At any moment, his enemies could band together to kill him.

If it weren’t for the Dreadgods.

All four are empowered and unleashed, rampaging through Cradle, and grudges old and new must be set aside. The Monarchs need every capable fighter to help them defend their territory.

And Lindon needs time.

While he fights, he sends his friends off to train. They’ll need to advance impossibly fast if they want to join him in battle against the kings and queens of Cradle.

Together, they will need power enough to rival a Dreadgod.

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Unsouled (Cradle Book 1)
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Will Wight lives in Florida, among the citrus fruits and slithering sea creatures. He's the author of the Amazon best-selling Traveler’s Gate Trilogy, The Elder Empire (which cleverly offers twice the fun and twice the work), and his newest series of mythical martial arts magic: Cradle.
He graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2013, earning a Master’s of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and a flute of dragon’s bone. He is also, apparently, invisible to cameras.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B4MY8PN8
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Hidden Gnome Publishing (July 5, 2022)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 5, 2022
Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Will Wight lives in Florida, among the citrus fruits and slithering sea creatures. He’s the New York Times and #1 Kindle Best Selling author of The Traveler’s Gate Trilogy, The Elder Empire (which cleverly offers twice the fun and twice the work), and his series of mythical martial arts magic: Cradle.

He graduated from the University of Central Florida, where he received degrees in Creative Writing and Bear Surgery.

Visit his website at www.WillWight.com for ancient knowledge, book news, and a deep sense of personal satisfaction. If you begin having unexplained visions of Will Wight more than once a day, please move to an approved Wight-proof shelter immediately.

To contact him, you could comment on his website, visit his official Facebook page, track him down on his subreddit (r/Iteration110Cradle), stare over his shoulder on his Instagram page (instagram.com/willwight110), or travel through the cursed mirror in your grandmother's attic.

(Side effects of Will Wight novels may include dizziness, gnome dreams, sleep paralysis, smelling cookies when there are no cookies, and the sudden appearance of sharks.)

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David B. Holliday

Such a good series

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 27, 2023

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Will Wight in my opinion is by far the best author of the LitRPG genre. He’s just a plain excellent author period. This series continues to deliver. To keep up this quality over this many volumes is truly remarkable. The only thing I’m disappointed with is I don’t have the next volume in my reading stack. I’m sure it will be worth the wait.

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John Skotnik

Epic Almost Conclusion!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 29, 2022

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I just read/listened to Cradle volumes 1-11 and it was a crazy good ride.

Lindon went from an "Unsouled" bowing before Coppers to being known worldwide for battling Dreadgods.

I look forward to the Epic Conclusion in Book 12 (coming soon, I hope....).

SPOILERS BELOW

Part of the novel is Lindon coming to terms with his Labyrinth powers and getting his team to spread out to collect materials for them to advance. Next is a heist montage where Lindon and Yerrin have escapades. My favorite of which was with robbing Shen's bank while the 8-Man Empire chooses to fail to intervene.

Lastly they have to go get Mercy. Akura Malice had been attempting to poison Mercy on Lindon. The soul oath Lindon was forced to swear previously prevents him from telling Mercy (and almost kills him when he tells Charity whom he assumed knew). Fortunately Red Sage tells Yerrin, and during the Heist segment, she uses the Dreamway to tell THE WORLD that the monarchs are responsible for the Dreadgods. Not everyone hears, but Mercy does, which sets the stage for the final conflict: Lindon and Yerrin vs Akura Malice.
Big fight, Malice throws Mercy in a pocket world and locks her inside, but Mercy manages to unlock it by using her books final page (temporarily). She gets injured and Pride says they can help her, but Lindon says he's got it and takes her home, telling Pride that he hopes they are allies when next they meet.

Lindon and team: Yerrin, Mercy, Ziel, Orthos, Little Blue, and Dross end the book together and walking into a pocket world in Lindon's closet so they can have a Hyperbolic Time Chamber experience and level up to face down the rest of the Dreadgods and Monarchs.

Having killed and consumed the Silent King and enraged the other Monarchs (other than Emriss Silentborn), Lindon has had to fast track his plan to kill the other Dreadgods and force the Monarchs to ascend.

I'm curious if the book will open with a time jump or a montage of the training.

And we still have the Abidan situation: Makiel left Suriel and Ozriel to die before the Mad King, predicting that Ozriel was likely to die and Suriel to live, at least 60% of the time...
If both Ozriel and Suriel live, Makiel will be brought to trial for his naughtiness and sentenced to mortality in his home world.

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Very, very awesome.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 26, 2023

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Man, just when you thought this series couldn’t get any more insane it does. Can’t wait for the next volume, and I can’t believe I went so many years not knowing this existed!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 16, 2023

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Dreadgod was filled with action and was wonderfully written. Each book got better and better. I finished all 11 books in 16days and was well worth it. Now I’m back in reality until book 12 comes out. I can’t wait.

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John DiCiero

I love this book and the story as a whole but...

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 18, 2022

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I love the entire cradle series! I've enjoyed every book and this one is no exception. I have one issue with this book that it has taken me a while to realize and after the fourth read I think I've figured it out. Up until this point we've been able to track the timeline of events for our teams adventures. While it hasn't been the most accurate calendar here and there you've know approximately how many week/months have passed in each book... Until this one. I love the story and the characters, I revel in the dialogue and shenanigans, but I feel like everything is happening within the span of two-thrre days most of the time. Maybe that's just me but the combination of fast paced interactions and high tension makes it seem like everythingight be happening within a couple days when it should take a week or two. It doesn't feel like it takes away from the story or that the events are in structured but I know for me, a simple note of busy nights or chaotic days really added a lot of weight to the characters struggles and achievements in previous books.

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Penultimate book in the series is fantastic

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 5, 2022

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Most of this review will assume you've read the others. If you haven't, the cradle series is a fantastic action fantasy series with a lot of similarities to popular anime series like Naruto or Dragon Ball Z. It's very plot focused with excellent characters. First book is called "Unsouled" and you should go check it out.

Now, to actually talk about Dreadgod... It was amazing. If you've enjoyed the rest of the series, you will most likely enjoy this one. It is very fast paced with a majority of the book being very high stakes, and lots of excellent battle scenes. We get some new perspectives, with characters such as the sage of red faith getting fleshed out a little more, and we especially get way more information on the silent king and see him from multiple different perspectives which do a good job in making fighting him feel just as terrifying as the bleeding phoenix or wandering Titan (maybe even scarier depending on the individual). As is the case with most of the series, there is a healthy dose of advancement as the main crew has to get to a level where they can hold their own with monarchs and dreadgods, although for some of the team it's more just set up for advancement that will hypothetically happen in the final book.

Things that I think could be considered as potential negatives:
Because it's so fast paced, there's basically no time for slice of life. There's small breathers throughout, but even those still serve to push the plot forward.
Some of the advancements that do happen felt a little rushed. There's a couple that even felt semi-off-screen in the sense that you see the set up for the advancement, and then you see the powered up version afterwards, so it's clear the advancement happened, but there isn't any time spent on it actually happening.
Because we're getting into the realm of sages and heralds and monarchs and dreadgods where things become more conceptual, it feels like there's slightly more "hand-waviness" when it comes to power level. This serves to help make the fights more epic, but at the cost of making them feel less grounded.
It's the penultimate book, so there's still a lot of unresolved questions left for the final book, as well as a slight cliffhanger.

Overall, it's an amazing book and a fantastic entry for the series. As with any book, there's some choices made by the author that will appeal more to some readers than others, but I think that anyone who has made it this far into the series will find plenty of enjoyment and satisfaction.

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Alexander McCall

A great follow on from Reaper

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on August 12, 2022

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Reaper, the previous book in the series, was so good that I was worried that Will Wright wouldn’t be able to follow it up.
I should have had more faith.
It’s been a long series but it still managed to find way to keep me glued to the page and surprise me. We’re really coming into the endgame now and much of the characters, locations and events we need to know about have appeared. Though it’s really impressive that new stuff can still crop up 11 books into the series.
The problem with this series is that it’s been written to such a high standard that it’s difficult to say things about the newest book that I haven’t said about previous ones, at least without spoiling it. And I really don’t want to do that because you have to read this for yourselves. If you’ve got this far then you know everything this book will contain, from epic moments, to fantastic fights to good characters and an enchanting world. And if you’re reading this having not read any of the others, wondering if it’s worth starting the series then yes, it absolutely is.
Unfortunately it looks like the next book, Waybound, will be the last one. But what a series this has been!

F L Dikko

Unparalleled Mastery

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 6, 2022

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Everytime I read one of the books in this series my world gets a bit brighter.

Amazing characters, an unbelievable world and some gargantuan powers. I might take the opportunity to read this book again immediately after finishing.

I don’t wanna give too much away because if you’ve gotten to this point then you’ve read the other books so you probably don’t need a review to get you to read it anyway.

Still, it’s probably the best thing you will do all year.

Kob

Another Brilliant book and one where I feel Lindon makes the most progress since Ghost Water

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 13, 2022

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Another brilliant book and one where I feel Lindon makes the most progress since Ghost water. You also see a change in his personality where he finally realises and owns just how powerful and good at sacred arts he is.

I really, really hope the next book is twice as long as usual, so it doesn't feel like its is rushed or any loose ends have been left. As that has often IMO let down amazing series in the past for me.

Caroline atkins

Awesome

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 10, 2022

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Lindon, Yerin and Co back for another amazing episode. All the characters I love battle in an awesome world. Well done Will Wight, you've done it again. I now need a pocket world where time is speeded up so that I don't have to wait too long for the next book!

Kindle Customer

To fast!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 7, 2022

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Everything is kicking up a gear, can’t wait to see how they either succumb or overcome the challenges ahead. Can’t wait!

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