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Blood Of The Sorcerer (2000)

by B.C. Morin(Favorite Author)

4.6 of 5 Votes: 4

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English

genre

Romance

series

The Kingdom Chronicles

review 1: I was given this book by the author to read. I was highly anticipated this book since I have read the first book and I was not disappointed. It had me hooked at the first chapter till the end and it left me wanting the next book. If you read the first in the series then you know that this book would give you what you wanted and more. As many secrets will be revealed and hearts will be broken can love outlast all that has gone wrong? Will Evyette find the answers she is looking for? Will Princess Alannah learn all that her powers can do before the war comes to save those she loves? Can Brennus forget the vow he made his father on his death bed to wed another? To find out what is in store for these and many loved characters in this series get your copy today. I can't wait ti... morell the next book is out. I highly recommend series.
review 2: Alannah and Brennus are in Anrad. Evyette, Kaleb and Tristan are going to Caelestis. Alannah is torn between loving Brennus and Kaleb. Adding to the complication is that Brennus is bethrothed to Isibeal. Alannah and Evyette spend a lot of time in the story training with their perspective teachers. Meanwhile: “Maligo seems to have succeeded in raising Samil himself.” Evyette continues her quest to find the truth about herself. Isibeal is hiding her own secret. Things are heating up between Tristan and Evyette. I wasn't liking this one as well as I did the first book. Alannah is stronger, which I liked, and not so pampered but her 'star crossed lovers' relationship with Brennus was getting a bit tedious. Brennus' promise to his father and his duty matter so much to him that he won't allow himself to be with Alannah. Isibeal doesn't really want to be married to Brennus either but again her duty and the will of her king comes first. Evyette's history is revealed and Maligo and Samil capture her. Kaleb's character is pushed to the side and his feelings don't really come to the forefront. I thought there should have been some more descriptive 'show not tell' going on when it came to Kaleb's feelings. The action is pretty good but the characters just come off as cold and I couldn't really become too involved in their lives. The writing at times was really strong, even stronger than the first book but I wanted more connection with the characters. less

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