by Laini Taylor, Cassandra Campbell
Whisper Silksinger is the last of her kind. She is tasked with guarding the Djinn Azazel. She has to bring Azazel back to his palace to try and wake him. She isn't the only one searching for the Djinn. There is an army of devils on her trail. Whispers journey is fraught with danger and she is no war...
Originally reviewed here.Why I Read It: After being pleasantly surprised (bit of an understatement) with Blackbringer, I immediately (I mean that literally) picked this up and devoured it. Spoiler-free review ahead (though there are spoilers for Blackbringer, so beware of that)!THESE BOOKS!! I love ...
by Laini TaylorIn this sequel to Blackbringer, Taylor returns to the story of Magpie and Talon, while also weaving in the stories of several new characters.Yay! I loved this book. Granted, I wasn’t quite as blown away as I was by Blackbringer, but I think this was simply because the world was famili...
I started reading this and was really liking it and then my sister told me it had an rather abrupt ending and that there was no third book forthcoming so I never finished it. As soon as the third one is coming out I shall read it but until then......
I've been searching for a copy of this out-of-print book at a reasonable price for months. I finally have it in possession! My precious!
The second in the series is almost as good as the first. New characters are introduced, new villains and heroes. Very satisfying world-building, a suspenseful if not entirely unexpected story arc, and a suitable ending. I'm a fan, and I wish there were more! I expect there will be, someday, as there...
I loved it!
I can't get over this woman's writing. It's absolutely, stunningly magical. Every time I read another book of hers, I start it thinking, "It's really just a kid's book, and I just happened to be in the right mood last time . . . it's not going to draw me in the same way this time."And every time, ...
Silksinger picks up where Blackbringer left off, and expands on it. Taylor’s faerie-inhabited world is full of bright colors and half-forgotten history, petty jealousies and firetime stories. Our heroine Magpie is still scruffy and foul-mouthed, questing with crows. In Silksinger, we’re introduced t...
3.5 stars for such inconclusive ending.Ach, my sprouts! Hirik and Whisper, Talon and Magpie. All the crows are back, though we lose Bertram and I missed Magpie's friend. I just love Laini Taylor's style! I knew immediately that Hirik was Mothmage. And it took no longer than noting Talon's dislike of...
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