#New inheritance cycle book series#

The ultimate mating experience is found within, the merging of self with Self. Mating crowns all other causes in this world, in the universe. Mating was the drive behind the Varden's search for the captured dragon eggs, the emotions driving Murtagh to protect Nasuada. It started as a dream of a beautiful girl in distress and grew into a love affair destined to survive across the expanse of eternity. Now, in this fifth book, their mutual love is the only story - the untold story. In the first four books, Eragon's yearning and Arya's rejection was the only real story being told. It was no different in this make-believe world of Eragon's.Д¬onsider the intimate relationship between the many couples depicted here as an undercurrent feeding everything else that happens. Mating is, by far, one of the greatest joys in this world - the greatest adventure in human emotions. Will we be able to direct the chaos of today's economic and political climate into lasting peace, abundance and freedom? Time will tell. Though this is only a story, we as a nation and a world are facing the same questions. The problem being that a nation cannot guarantee the next king to be righteous. It has been said that the rule of a righteous king is the best form of government. The dragons of Pern are good at heart they lack the ability to cause war.

#New inheritance cycle book series#

I will name another story where this is the case: the Pern series where the Dragon Riders are good, mostly, and that is because the dragon riders are chosen by the dragons. Thus, none have the power to unbalance the world except those who desire balance. They do not desire conflict or dominion, and will not tolerate this in others. In this world of Eragon's, those in possession of the ultimate power to act, are good at heart. A higher power is emerging, that of love. You will see a marked lack of war from the fifth chapter on. Each story we read is a little death, one more step towards emotional freedom. The chaos brings up unbalanced emotions and the good ending releases those emotions into the void - like a little death. Without the good ending, the healing isn't complete. They take us into the chaos then return us to the arms of peace, the good ending. Stories are a healing modality, like music. Though this story ended extremely unresolved at the end of book four, we can now see a glimmer of hope for reconciliation with joy. This too, often, gets included in my writings.Д«y the end of chapter four, Eragon is traveling east, Murtagh has made amends with the dwarlves and settled in Ilirea, Arya has been released from her duties as Queen of the elves and has joined Eargon in the eastlands. The mystic's path inevitably crops up into my writings. It took me less than a week to write, which is also pleasing, and contains nearly 50,000 words. This work is my attempt to create an alternate ending to this Inheritance Cycle. I had no idea what I was going to write, except that I was dissatisfied with the way Christopher had ended the fourth book. Then, as if someone else is suddenly writing the book for you, the words come pouring out of you fingers into the computer, taking complete control of the story and getting you out of the bind that you managed to blunder into.ДЄnd so it is with this book. The thrill of leading the story along only to find your way blocked. The author, Christopher Paolini, had a great deal of fun writing these four books, that is obvious. You can read this work as a standalone if you wish. Can contain adult language, themes and suggestions.IntroductionДЇirst of all, you must read the first four books before reading this one - but only if you want to understand what is going on. Rated M which means: Not suitable for children below the age 16 non-explicit suggestive adult themes, references to some violence, or coarse language. This work is a proposed fifth book and was written by Larry Stokes, January 2018 as fan fiction. The Inheritance Cycle is a series was written by Christopher Paolini, composing four books. The Land Eastward Book 5 of the Inheritance Cycle