Counterpoint
It is the twilight of mankind. Depleted by generations of war with a dark race, the human kingdoms and their ancient alliance stand on the brink of extinction. The outlands are soaked with the blood of the fallen. The midlands are rotting with decadence and despair.Elfkind, estranged by past...
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It is the twilight of mankind. Depleted by generations of war with a dark race, the human kingdoms and their ancient alliance stand on the brink of extinction. The outlands are soaked with the blood of the fallen. The midlands are rotting with decadence and despair.Elfkind, estranged by past crimes, watches and waits for nature to run its course.And then the two collide.Ayden's life has long been guided by two emotions: love for his sister, and hatred of all things human. When he's captured in battle, he must for his sister's sake swallow his pride and endure slavery in the service of a human prince, Freyrik Farr.Freyrik's always known elves to be beautiful and dangerous, but never has one affected him as deeply as Ayden. Can his life of service to his people leave room for this attraction? Dancing on a dagger's edge between duty and high treason, Freyrik discovers that some choices can change a life, and some an entire world.Between prejudice, politics, pride, and survival, Ayden and Freyrik must carve a new path, no matter how daunting. For nothing less than the fate of both their peoples rests on the power of their perseverance—and their love.(Publisher's Note: Contains explicit violence. This edition is a re-release of the same novel first published in 2010 by Guiltless Pleasure Publishing.)
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781937551193
Publish date: December 27th 2011
Publisher: Riptide Publishing
Pages no: 414
Edition language: English
Series: Song of the Fallen (#1)
I've had this story on my radar for a while now and when the opportunity arose to review the audio book I was just all over that one. Craig Beck is the narrator for this story and he's definitely one of my favs when it comes to narrators...so, this all felt more than a little promising. Usually I ...
My thoughts right now? I wish Ayden didn't help humans during the Surge. Better let them perish and use that chance to escape. Not a single likable human character, including a spineless Prince of Farr, who can't even stand up to a representative of an apparently extremely opprest member of the soci...
My thoughts right now? I wish Ayden didn't help humans during the Surge. Better let them perish and use that chance to escape. Not a single likable human character, including a spineless Prince of Farr, who can't even stand up to a representative of an apparently extremely opprest member of the soci...
My thoughts right now? I wish Ayden didn't help humans during the Surge. Better let them perish and use that chance to escape. Not a single likable human character, including a spineless Prince of Farr, who can't even stand up to a representative of an apparently extremely opprest member of the soci...
My thoughts right now? I wish Ayden didn't help humans during the Surge. Better let them perish and use that chance to escape. Not a single likable human character, including a spineless Prince of Farr, who can't even stand up to a representative of an apparently extremely opprest member of the soci...