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The Invisible Chains - Part 3: Bonds Of Blood (2000)

by Andrew Ashling(Favorite Author)

4.53 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Romance

series

Dark Tales of Randamor the Recluse

review 1: Another worthy installment to this series. Lots of battle action in this one but many, many funny and witty moments to balance it. I LOVE ANAXANTIS' PAGES!! Had to wait till the very end to get my Ehandar moment, but it made my heart smile. I can't wait to see where Book 4 takes Ehandar and Anaxantis because it's obvious that they have their work cut out for them. This book made me laugh; it made me cry; it made me smile. Love this series. Goodness, I've just read the first three books in a little over 2 days and I'm about to start book 4. So happy I found this author!
review 2: In my review for book 1, I talked about the plot, for book 2, the writing.For this book, I have to talk about the battle. I don't think that's giving anything away since by about pa... morege 10 of the first book, you know there's gonna be a battle. With most ancient times books that involve a battle, usually my eyes kind of glaze over when the author starts talking about tactics and maneuvers. I don't get it, and I probably never will. For this book, I totally understood what was happening at every moment. The author includes maps showing troop positioning throughout the battle which goes a long way towards helping me conceptualize what's going on. The battle itself is impressive because of it's complexity. Not many authors can write about military tactics. And throught most of it, you STILL aren't sure how it's all going to end! I loved that! Because the author isn't afraid to damage his characters, as you read, you aren't sure if anyone comes out of the battle in one piece or even alive.Oh, and the characters. Every time Ryhunzo goes on one of his rants, I die laughing! He's one of the funniest characters of all time. All the characters are really amazing. They each have their own unique voice, a great deal of depth and are very well fleshed-out.Again, I was just so very impressed with the depth and breadth of every aspect of this series. I can't wait to see what else Andrew Ashling comes out with!!!! less

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