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Fall Of Sky City (2013)

by S.M. Blooding(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Blooding Books

series

Devices of War

review 1: I got this book in exchange for an honest review:I LOVED this book. At first it was a little slow but still interesting. But when Synn finally gets to see just how horrible Queen Nix is and when he gets his “mark” things really start to pick up and it became a book I didn’t put down until I forced myself to at 5am. Only to pick it back up a two hours later to finish it. S.M Blooding wrote a wonderful world with great detail. Everything was easy to imagine and was not overdone. I loved the places the characters lived! Airships floating using a sky jellyfish type animal, Octopus that protect cities with in them and of course the technological advanced Sky City.. So imaginitive and fascinating. Even the evolved animals that get described are intriguing Synn was an awe... moresome character so brave and strong and yet flawed. What happened to Synn was horrible and heartbreaking he was broken by Queen Nix but he still managed to escape with his friends and try and help save the great families from the wrath of The House of Tarot. Queen Nix is a wonderful bad “guy”. She’s down right evil and does not think she is in the wrong at all. She will take what she wants any way she can and she does some horrible stuff to get what she wants. I can not think of one thing about this book I didn’t like. Seriously, Airships, plasma guns, people who can control the elements, great action scenes, friendship, a great adventure and some awesome characters ( the good and the evil ones). This book was a wonderful steampunk/ fantasy that I did not and could not put down. I got sucked into this amazing world and enjoyed every minute of it. I plan on picking up the next one as soon as possible.
review 2: Synn of the Asim tribe has no Mark, or so he thinks. And then he meets Queen Nix, and his world, as well as those of his tribe, changes forever. Caught in the Queen’s web of deceit and power, Synn must find a way to escape and return to his people before he looses himself forever.A fantasy Steampunk story, the first book in the Devices of War Trilogy describes a world with traces of ours embedded in it, but with a lot more magic and mystery. I enjoyed the unique settings and tribes created, and the complex relationship between Synn and Nix. A good start to the series. Rating: 3.5 stars less

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