This book is huge. Not so much because of the length of the book but the sheer amount packed in here - especially this really original world. Honestly, if someone has sold this book to me as a post-rapture word, a world after the book of Revelations, a world where the angels came down and massacre...
DNF ... abandoned at 40%... I love Faith Hunter's Skinwalker series. At book six it's getting a little tired but for those first three or four books it really grabbed my attention and I tore through them. This book doesn't live up to the expectations created by the Jane Yellowrock books. It's...
For some reason I just never got on this book, in a week I barely finished the first chapter, and have no desire to pick it back up. Maybe some other time it will strike me and I'll read it.
Not Good. My rating for this book deteriorated as the book went on. At first, the concept of Thorne being a neo-mage hiding in plain sight under threat of torture and death if she were caught sounded promising. But the plot was just a hot mess. Where it wasn't dull as dishwater- talking about the da...
Thorn St. Croix is an unlicensed stone mage who is currently hiding in Mineral City where a huge iceberg is threatening the town. For their own protection, neomages are required to be in the Enclave (much like the reservations American Indians were forced into). However, Thorn escaped when her pow...
The first part of the book made the main character seem smart and together, but as the book progresses she just gets dumber and dumber. Also nothing is really resolved. I understand that there is a larger plot that is not going to be resolved in this book but you never find out if the person who has...
I picked up Bloodring after reading Faith's Jane Yellowrock books, Skinwalker and Blood Cross. Apparently I can't get enough Faith... =)I like Thorn. She is strong, powerful, and on the lam. Well, in hiding, anyway, since she's been in the same place for 10 years now... Then her ex-husband goes miss...
I had a tough time getting through this book because, like all first books in a series, the "world" needs to be explained and characters need to be introduced, oh, and, through a story in there, too. I trudged thru but was rewarded with the second book of the series being A LOT more enjoyable and r...
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