by Livia Blackburne
I think I wanted to like this book too much and then I got my hopes up and that just ruined it for me. It was good but it just wasn't that great. One; it was very, very slow. It didn't start getting interesting until like 60% into it and then stopped being interesting 80% into. Yeah... Thats no...
Started 4/07/2015Finished 4/08/2015Kyra - is not the typical helpless heroine I am used to seeing. I like that she has a skill set suited to her backstory (no amazing unexplainable skills). She is a valuable contributor to the people around her, not just a pretty face that needs constant saving. I d...
There has been a slew of books lately centering around thieves and assassins (and the guild thereof). I think it's becoming a thing. Now, personally, I'm almost always down with some good cons and thievery, assassins less so, but every one of this type of books I've come across reads fine, but feels...
I liked Midnight Thief, but there were a few minor things that kept me from giving it four stars. I enjoyed Poison Dance, the prequel to this and even mentioned that it felt very adult to be a prequel to a YA book. I liked James as a character in that story. However, Midnight Thief did not go where ...
When I saw what Midnight Thief by author Livia Blackburne was about, I was interested and ready to get reading. The premise sounded cool. The characters sounded unique and I’ve been dying to get some historical/fantasy in my life again. I went into the novel ready for anything and have to admit that...
She didn’t look like an assassin. She looked like a young girl—a pretty one at that, with her small stature and delicate features. Why hello there, generic special snowflake Mary Sue heroine who's a dumb, weak, pussy-ass delicate little flower with every guy desiring her and powers that she never ea...
ARC provided by Disney-Hyperion through Netgalley Kyra is a thief trying to make ends meet when she's taken into the Assassins Guild. There she hones her skills and learns a few new tricks. Tristam is close to his knighthood when barbarians riding demon cats attack and kill his best friend. This ...
Review also posted at Ja čitam, a ti?When Livia Blackburne approached me last year and asked me to read the prequel to this story, Poison Dance, I jumped to it. Assassins are always my favorite bunch to hang out with and luckily it turned out for the best. Ever since then I've been frantically check...
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