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ClareR (6054 KP) rated Of Blood and Bone (Chronicles of The One) in Books

Dec 21, 2018  
Of Blood and Bone (Chronicles of The One)
Of Blood and Bone (Chronicles of The One)
Nora Roberts | 2018 | Fiction & Poetry
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
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The story continues...
People are beginning to get used to life after The Doom. Most have adapted and built communities. Others, like New Hope, have gone beyond that , and are helping to rescue other Uncannys and slaves who have been captured by the Purity Warriors or Raiders, before they are put to death.
Fallon Swift has now reached the age where Mallick has come to collect her and begin her training. The training to help her become The One. This book is largely about that training, interspersed with news from New Hope. It's all really interesting , seeing how their society has developed. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I can't wait to see how this all pans out: Light Uncannys (Fallon is one of these) against Dark Uncannys, Purity Warriors and Raiders. They certainly have their work cut out for them.
There's loads of myth and legend in this - great stuff!!
  
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Leah Lopez (7 KP) rated Helmand to the Himalayas: One Soldier's Inspirational Journey in Books

Nov 6, 2019  
Helmand to the Himalayas: One Soldier's Inspirational Journey
Helmand to the Himalayas: One Soldier's Inspirational Journey
David Wiseman, Nick Harding | 2014 | Biography
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Since the beginning of this year, 2015, I have been researching British and American forces in order to write a realistic theatre production, that will be based in Afghanistan 2009.
2009 became known as the, "bloodiest year in Afghanistan," after seeing the death of 100 British Soldiers. During the past seven months, I have read a fair amount of life-stories based in Afghanistan/Iraq. A good narration allows for a good visual effect that takes place in ones mind. David Wiseman allowed me to do that. His descriptive voice allowed me to place myself in his situation. It was scary. It was very scary. Throughout his book I have; thought, visualised, learned, laughed, cried and, ultimately, became inspired by his strength and determination. You have my utmost respect!

I have rated this book 5/5. You don't need to wonder why. Just read it!