Assassin's Creed: Black Flag

Authors: Oliver Bowden

Series: Assassin's Creed (#6)

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I just finished reading Assassin's Creed Black Flag by Oliver Bowden. It is a very fun book, and as you read, it gets more and more interesting. Edward is a 17 years old boy that lives with his poor family in a farm, in Kingston. One day, he meets Catherine, his future love. As the years pass, Edward and Catherine are not able to gain any money, and, if that wasn't enough, ( SPOILER ALERT )the farm where they live is burned by the Templars. Edward will try everything to gain money and to have hi

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s revenge... (FINISHED SPOILER ALERT)
Before I started reading this book, I had no idea about how, where, and when the story was going to take place, and when I found it out, I liked it a lot. I also like this book because the author describes everything as if it was real, so that you get even more inside the plot/story of the book. Maybe this book could've been a little bit shorter, because I think the conclusion is too long.
I don't recommend this book to people that don't like adventure and action, because they would be able to read it. I really enjoyed this book.

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Guest 6 years ago

I like how the book is a lot different from the game. If is was just the same it would just be playing the game but not being able to see what is actually happening.

Guest 6 years ago

Ah, thank you for reminding me why I never read game or movie tie-ins--they're always poorly written. I couldn't finish this trash. It's impossible to suspend my disbelief and engage with character and story when there are so many inconsistencies, historical/regional errors and a passive writing style/voice with shallow character development and plot structure. So unless you are a fan of the game series and aren't a very discerning reader, don't waste your time.