by Evie Manieri
A solid read, but did not stay with me after I finished it - good for voracious readers of epic fantasy, but does not cross the line into an excellent book.The Norlander fantasy race is interesting (somewhere between vampires and drow) and the world is well conceived, but some of the characters seem...
Fantasy at it's finest! Loved this book!!!
I actually really enjoyed this book. It kept me turning the pages! There are a lot of characters, so sometimes I had to stop and remember who was who. The sword names were a bit cheesy as well, but it was non-stop action and I think a very interesting world.
Whew! Ok. So the 3 stars are specifically for the audiobook. Here's why:While I enjoyed the reader...come to think of it, I probably would have stopped with another reader...this is not the kind of book I can listen to successfully. There's just too much going on, too many similar-sounding names, ev...
Evie Manieri’s debut is a pretty fast read, even at 500-plus pages. It’s neither convoluted nor complicated, but don’t let that fool you into thinking this is a piece of fluff. Rather, Blood’s Pride hooks you in with its characters and story — beginning with the Prologue, when the Norlanders show up...
Disclaimer: Received this from the publisher in exchange for my honest review. Rating: 2.5 stars. It was better than okay, but I don't have a strong enough sense of "like" to fully commit to the 3 stars "I liked it!" rating. A little quote to start this off, from one of my favorite movies, The Princ...
1.5Stars rounded upStruggled through this one!A totally frustrating read. While it seems to have all the ingredients for a good book. It totally fell short in the delivery. Not epic fantasy - just a long book with a couple of good ideas added to the usual same old and rather tedious writing.I had hi...
At first I felt lost. Loads of weird names. Freaking weird names. Really. For everything. Couldn’t remember anything. And the thing is, Blood’s Pride has a shitload of main characters. The point of view changed throughout the book more times than I could remember. It was overwhelming, especially sin...
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