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File Size: 4846 KB
Print Length: 276 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Kelly St. Clare (May 24, 2015)
Publication Date: May 24, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00TXWVMHQ
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It's always a little daunting when starting the next book in a series. You have high hopes to be able to jump back into the world that you just loved so much. And I must say that Kelly St. Clare has made that jump a very easy!I'll let you know about what I didn't quite find believable but let it slide because it was just so well written. Our hero, Olina, ends up basically as a fighter for hire. I am not sure since when her fighting skills were so unsurpassed. She's one of the best fighters almost immediately. I didn't quite get that but regardless I found myself rooting for her the entire time! She ends up bunking with some other fellow fighters and Kelly St. Clare breathes such life into all of them. There are plenty of characters at a given time and each of them is given certain characteristics and dialogue that make them feel REAL and UNIQUE. Sheer talent right there! And I like Sin a lot. He amused me quite a bit. I also enjoyed that Frost's group all acted like a family in their own silent ways. They took care of each other and forged a bond. I hope we see them again in another novel.Later on in the novel Olina ends up back to where she first started. Back to Joven's palace once again. This also reveals the next thing that I did not quite like so much. He is so quick to let every idiotic and brave action that she does go by without any sort of repercussion. Not even a slap on the wrist. This makes him sound like a lenient and lax leader and I really want to see his dark and violent side. I am sure he is not just a king because of the title alone. There has to be more and I look forward to seeing that side (hopefully in the next book. I've already purchased it).Another thing that seemed very mildly silly to me is that basically no one put 2 and 2 together to connect that 'Frost' was Olina. I am sure her tone of voice, stature, etc, remained the same with her veil on and off.These 3 issues are my personal gripes. Now, onto what I loved.World building. This book series is proving to be one of those books that sucks you right in. The kind that you need to sit in silence and read. The kind that when someone tries to talk to you, it makes you look up at them for a moment as you've forgotten where you are. It's amazing, and delicious to the mind.The fight scenes when 'Frost' was living in the dregs of the outer society circle were just top notch. Everything written was a visual packed punch. It flowed so freely and the scenes often danced in my head. Definitely some fast paced badassery by 'Frost'.I need more of Olina and Joven. It's obvious in everything he does that he cares about her a lot more than she realizes just yet. It's quite blatant in his actions, his mannerisms. His speech. I don't think she's let herself quite realize how deep his emotions for her run. Perhaps she is still naive and inexperienced when it comes to love because all she knows was one man who she would see periodically on and off. Brief, hidden moments and not much more. Her and Joven have a LOT to talk about at some point, including their brief tryst.If you like cinematic like scenes to flow through your mind at breakneck pace, read this series!
*an audio copy was received in exchange for an honest review*I've sat here and thought about how to express my feelings for this book and I'm just... gonna go with it. Lol This is not a bad reaction, no it's one of fondness and intrigue. I really enjoyed this book. I like the addition of so many new characters and the interactions between them and Lina.However, there were many, many, many times I wanted to reach into the pages of this book and snatch that gal up and choke the craziness out of her. Seriously she made me so mad a few times I just had to walk away. But I came back cause dang it, I had to know what that crazy gal was up to next.The pages flowed slow at times, and a little too quickly on parts but I think the overall balance is there. Lina is danger magnet. Like seriously. She becomes one of the best fighters on the pits of the outer rings, all while searching for Kedrick's killer. One thing turns to two and then it all comes crashing down.As with anything Lina does she pulls out all the stops. Thank God Jovan has seen her without her veil. It's seriously the ONLY thing that saves her hide and the hides of the men she's grown to call family. This in turn gives her a reunion with the castle but not as herself. Things get tricky and in the blink of an eye, she's running.Once again she's on the outskirts but when word gets to her a Solati man has been taken to the king she has to go see who it is. When Lina sets eyes on here brother, she's herself again. Back in the place she just ran from. Back where she ran from the man, the king that wants and needs her...It makes it hard when word gets to her that trouble is heading their way. Death may be calling on them all soon. It's up to Lina to find a way around it...She has one shot at this... if she fails, many will die.
I liked the characters and action in this book even more than I did the first book in the series. It was hard to put the book down, and I read it In two sessions, as I did the first book. I like Olina and enjoy reading about her escapades even if they sometimes stretch my suspension of disbelief. (For example, how is Olina is ALWAYS able to fight or maneuver herself out of bad situations?)Two things I would like to see:1) At least a few enemies that a) don't quickly fold and turn into friends, and/or b) are not just pasteboard. Olina's character seems to glide in quickly and make friends with people even if they don't immediately like her. Or if they don't turn into friends, then we never really learn anything about them and their personalities.2) A second edition of the books with actual copy editing. As much as I like reading this book, I would have loved reading it without having to break my reading spell every time she switched verb tenses - often in MID-SENTENCE.Comma splices and completely wrong words also interrupted the flow a lot (exuberant ransom? Uh, no, that would be an EXORBITANT ransom, unless the ransom is really excited, I guess.)Also, "lay" continually where "lie" should be and a really irritating habit of using "...and I" as the object. As in "Mother went with my brother and I." NO! "Mother went with my brother and me." Would you ever say, "Mother went with I"? Right, so, it's not "I" when your brother goes too! Oh, and what is up with the nearly complete lack of apostrophes to show possession?I know I have harped a lot on the grammar and punctuation, but it is because I like the series. Normally, I simply stop reading books with major grammar problems because the laziness on the language mechanics extends to the plot and characters too. Most of the time, I don't review those books, since I don't finish them.In this case, I have finished the first two books and plan to read the last two, grammar notwithstanding. I really like this series and think the author has a promising career ahead of her. I would like to see her continue to develop as a writer.Maybe grammar is no big deal to some, but I feel that if I have to back up every few paragraphs to decipher what the author meant (because of verb tense or wording issues) then that makes for a bumpy read.That takes a lot of the magic away. The author has gotten rave reviews and earned some money on this series. Why not get a good copy editor - if not for a second edition of this series, then for her future books? Just my $0.02.
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