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** This review is word-for-word as that contained within the Blessed Epoch, Vol. 1 review **Book 3: Iron and EtherLength: 46-72%POV: Yarrow, Duncan, Sasha, Garith, Sai, ThalilStar rating: ★★★☆☆I'm beginning to see a definite pattern to this series and how I feel about it. Each one, this included, co...
** This review is word-for-word as that contained within the Blessed Epoch, Vol. 1 review **Book 1: Ashes and EchoesLength: 0-23%POV: Yarrow, Duncan, SashaStar rating: ★★★☆☆Confusingly, I enjoyed this but it wasn't one of those books I read and thought “OMG, I'm in love” like I have with other books...
DNF-ed @ 40% My problems with the book: - Very poor discipline for a royal army. Where did they find that riffraff? - Everyone, and I mean everyone have to argue. No matter who or what or where or when. - Zombies. When all else fails, whip out the zombies! - ...and the most important: There isn'...
The cover is nice... Seriously, this book is much better than the first. I still don't get much emotion from these characters, but the adventure is ok. I didn't skip any pages this time, so yay! Yarrow is still the one I focused on, although the other two weren't a complete miss. Not to say Yarr...
So this book was super long for no discernible reason. The "love" story isn't really compelling and I skipped a whole lots of pages. I honestly am more intrigued by Yarrow and the thing inhabiting his body, and will continue to read for this alone. Otherwise, it was just meh.
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