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The Blinding Knife - Community Reviews back

by Brent Weeks
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The BiblioSanctum
The BiblioSanctum rated it 12 years ago
It's fascinating to see an author's evolution and growth happen right in front of your eyes, and I think this is the case with my experience with Brent Weeks. I recently read his Night Angel trilogy, and while I enjoyed it well enough, there was a distinct "raw-ness" to the writing which I'd picked ...
Valerie
Valerie rated it 12 years ago
It's a wonderful world that Brent Weeks has created with rules and regulations. It has a somewhat light mathematical structure like you would expect of a science fiction novel. I personally loved it but the characters are not as likable as his other series. I feel that the author slacked in the qual...
JK
JK rated it 12 years ago
Holy crap. Holy crap. HOLY CRAP.
Clintons blog of books
Clintons blog of books rated it 12 years ago
The Blinding Knife was an interesting and a great book. It really grabbed me by the balls and made me want to read it every chance I got. I really dont have any complaints about this book other than one. Liv. She continues to be the bane of my existence. I liked her for the most part in book one bec...
Jennavier
Jennavier rated it 12 years ago
Wow. So much better then the first one! Brent Weeks really stretched himself to create The Blinding Knife. It still had some flaws and was hard to read at times, but more then that it was good. It was epic fantasy that was action-packed and engaging. I can't wait for the next one!
Robin Lythgoe
Robin Lythgoe rated it 12 years ago
I first read The Black Prism, book one of The Lightbringer series, and found the political intrigue gripping but the characterization weak and repetitive. Good news: The Blinding Knife carries on—and deepens—the political action, and the characterization flaws have been improved. Particularly, Gavin...
simmo
simmo rated it 12 years ago
I really enjoyed this Fantasy pulp. It starts off at the point the last novel ends, and develops the story along similar lines, only no need to introduce characters, and the plotting is a bit more sophisticated.there are a couple of points however where one thinks - What? after all that build up, th...
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