Star Wars: Age of Republic - Heroes
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This is the Age of Star Wars - an epic series of adventures that unite your favorite characters from...
We Must Be Brave
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We can’t choose who we love. We can choose who we fight for. ‘This is storytelling at its...
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A Turn of Tides (A Shade of Vampire, #13)
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"Annora is going to rue the day she ever messed with a Novak..." If Annora goes through with her...
The Mirror King (The Orphan Queen, #2)
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In this stunning conclusion to the Orphan Queen duology, New York Times bestselling coauthor of My...
The Girl from Portofino (Girls from the Italian Resistance #2)
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In 1970 Gina Bianchi returns to Portofino to attend her father’s funeral, accompanied by her...
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Daughters of War
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France, 1944. Deep in the river valley of the Dordogne, in an old stone cottage on the edge of...
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David McK (3600 KP) rated The Loki Sword (Fireborn #3) in Books
Sep 18, 2022
I don't know why that is; it's just one of those things.
However, I'll still read these novels, just not be in as much of a rush to do so as with the others.
This is the third in his FireBorn series (after both The Last Berserker: An action-packed Viking adventure and The Saxon Wolf: A Viking epic of berserkers and battle) and is also, for my money, the best of those three novels. That may be because of the nature of this - a band of travellers setting out on a quest, leading to a battle and a return home, with the author himself admitting the influence of the works of JRR Tolkien on this particular entry.
The Loki Sword (Fireborn #3)
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An ancient blade, fit for the gods but tainted with a deadly curse. Bjarki Bloodhand has finally...
I loved the characters: Kissen, a Godkiller who loves her job; a girl with a couple of rather large secrets, one of which is Skediceth, a small god who is tied to her. Which is something of a conundrum for Kissen. If she kills the little god of white lies, will she kill the child as well? And then there’s Elogast, a Knight turned baker, who has to ask one last favour from a god for his best friend. Why the god would do anything for him is a mystery - after all, Elogast killed many gods and destroyed their shrines during the God Wars.
The world building in this is epic, the pacing is perfect, and it’s just an overall exciting, thrilling ride of a story.
I need more asap!
The Mark of the Salamander (The Island of Angels, #1)
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1575: Nelan Michaels is a young Flemish man fleeing religious persecution in the Spanish...
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