Bronze Gods
by:
A.A. Aguirre (author)
Book one of an exciting new cross-genre series.Across the water lay the land of Hy Breasil, inhabited by the immortal Ferishers. Though they were few, they were divided, and when the mortal conquerors came they did not stand together. They had magic but the invaders were many, and after a bitter...
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Book one of an exciting new cross-genre series.Across the water lay the land of Hy Breasil, inhabited by the immortal Ferishers. Though they were few, they were divided, and when the mortal conquerors came they did not stand together. They had magic but the invaders were many, and after a bitter war, peace was only made through marriage. And thus the ten great houses grew,
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Format: Paperback
ISBN:
9781781169490 (1781169497)
Publisher: Titan Books
Pages no: 384
Edition language: English
Series: Apparatus Infernum (#1)
Overly wordy, overly complicated - kept zoning out as I read this, re-reading sentences several times trying to connect with the story and the characters. At the 30% - I'm officially calling time.I was expecting steam punk and what I got instead was a magical mess, flat/wooden characters and a world...
That was an EXCELLENT read. Mini review to come.
This was not worth my time, my money, my anything. 1,5 stars, brutally rounded down. It's not a terrible book, by no means, it's OK-written, but it's just through and through boring, lacking more or less everything I look for in a book. There's a murder story (why do I keep reading those?), there a...
Loved it!!It had some amazing action/fighting scenes, the story was fast paced, world building and chemistry between the characters was fantastic!This was one of those books where you'll look at where you are in the book and just be so happy knowing there are still so many pages left because you jus...
This book and I got off on the wrong foot. Unfortunately it never recovered. The characters are flat, the world building is poor, and the writing is terrible. I disliked both of the romances, mainly because the male parts to both romances were of the 'sad, tragic, dangerous, very violent but wouldn'...
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