by Barb Hendee, J.C. Hendee
Overall: I really did enjoy this series, despite the whining. And despite Wynn. Who I hear a lot of people really love. It's got a lovely mishmash of urban fantasy and high fantasy, albeit more high than urban as it goes on. The main characters are well imperfect but overall likeable, except Wynn, t...
I loved the wedding ceremony. I'd really hoped they'd be able to stay home, but I was kind of hoping. It's been a while since I've read the other books in this series that I was lost with some things. I wonder why I was never able to read it before. I remember starting it once and I only remember no...
Child of a Dead God, Book 6 of the Noble Dead series, is the last featuring Magiere the dhampire female who was made to kill the undead, and her partner in crime, and lover Leesil, an elf who was last scene saving his mother from captivity under the Most Aged Father. Of course, who can leave out Cha...
I've enjoyed this series quite a bit. And I suspect there will be more in the future. This was my favorite book so far. I really began to enjoy all of the characters again in this book. Wynn still did her getting lost bit, but I enjoyed reading about her. Quite a few changes come at the end of this ...
The good news is that Child of a Dead God is a book that is quite easy to skim. The sad news is that it is a rather boring book, especially since it is suppose to close a series. The book could have easily been half the length. It takes roughly 100 pages for anything to happen. Magiere though ph...
I enjoyed it, but as with the majority of books in this series it took me over half the book to get into the proper reading groove. I'm still not sure why that is. It's not badly written or uninteresting or anything.That might be why it feels like the series is dragging. There were some signific...
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