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Justice (The Ferryman and the Flame #2)
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Rhiannon Paille (Goodreads Author)
How far would you go to destroy yourself?
Krishani always knew he would have to go to the Lands of Men, but he never thought it would be like this. Enemies everywhere, an ancestor he can't respect, elders he can't trust, a curse he can't stop and friends he can't help but hate. Desperate to end the pain, he sets out on a quest to find the other Flames and face the enemy tha...more
Krishani always knew he would have to go to the Lands of Men, but he never thought it would be like this. Enemies everywhere, an ancestor he can't respect, elders he can't trust, a curse he can't stop and friends he can't help but hate. Desperate to end the pain, he sets out on a quest to find the other Flames and face the enemy tha...more
Kindle Edition, 401 pages
Published
April 2nd 2013
(first published January 22nd 2013)
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I may have a penchant for reviewing my own work but really, I review it so that you know what I was thinking when I wrote this book.
I hurt. I hurt so much that some days I couldn't write it. I was inside Krishani's mind, his heart and I felt most of what he felt. Surrender was a tragic love story. Justice is the beginning of the nightmare.
This book is about how you can lose everything and then lose some more. It's about being kicked while you're down, fighting against everything you are, and t...more
I hurt. I hurt so much that some days I couldn't write it. I was inside Krishani's mind, his heart and I felt most of what he felt. Surrender was a tragic love story. Justice is the beginning of the nightmare.
This book is about how you can lose everything and then lose some more. It's about being kicked while you're down, fighting against everything you are, and t...more
Justice is the second book in the series and right away I was blown away by it. I have to say as the series continues Rhiannon starts to knock it out the park with her descriptions of the world and characters in it and she also supports those characters by having them experience things and over come them. Justice is very much Krishani's story. Krishani is still reeling from the loss of Kaliel buit he is determined to make sure that the Flames are kept safe. If you have been following this series...more
I had the privilege of beta-reading Rhiannon Paille’s Flame of Justice (Book #2 of The Ferryman and the Flame) and let me tell you – fans of Flame of Surrender are not going to be disappointed!
Krishani, having just lost the love of his life (Kaliel), embarks on a last-ditch effort to keep the other Flames out of the hands of the Valtanyana. During his journey, it becomes impossible for him to ignore what he is becoming – a Ferryman. Unless he finds a way to embrace his destiny, he will be doomed...more
Krishani, having just lost the love of his life (Kaliel), embarks on a last-ditch effort to keep the other Flames out of the hands of the Valtanyana. During his journey, it becomes impossible for him to ignore what he is becoming – a Ferryman. Unless he finds a way to embrace his destiny, he will be doomed...more
When It Rains, It Pours
Krishani has really reached that point where I'm afraid to ask, "what more can go wrong?" Because I know that even after all the strife he's been through, the mere utterance of that question will likely bring on a deluge of other problems bigger and badder than those before.
The Good
This was really a book revolving around Krishani, and I was fascinated with who he is at his lowest. He's cracking up a bit and really lost the will to go on, but pushes forward anyway. He is to...more
Krishani has really reached that point where I'm afraid to ask, "what more can go wrong?" Because I know that even after all the strife he's been through, the mere utterance of that question will likely bring on a deluge of other problems bigger and badder than those before.
The Good
This was really a book revolving around Krishani, and I was fascinated with who he is at his lowest. He's cracking up a bit and really lost the will to go on, but pushes forward anyway. He is to...more
Given the opportunity to read Justice before it was officially published I dove right into it. For me, this book didn't have as much of a magical feel to it like the first book, but I think that is because it isn't on Avristar. I also think it had a lot to do with the heart break that Krishani was going through in the entire book due to the loss of Kaliel in Surrender. I really like how Rhiannon was able to make me feel like I was there with Krishani and I could feel the pain he was going throug...more
Actual Rating: 3.5 stars
I immediately picked up Justice after I read Surrender . Again, the world was too fascinating, and the ending of book one left me dying to know what happened next. While this book still had the some of the same technical issues I had with book one, Justice was better.
Where Surrender lacked, for me, the emotion of Kaliel and Krishani's connection, Justice was full of heart-warming (and heart-breaking) moments between the two lovebirds. I could really feel Kr...more
I immediately picked up Justice after I read Surrender . Again, the world was too fascinating, and the ending of book one left me dying to know what happened next. While this book still had the some of the same technical issues I had with book one, Justice was better.
Where Surrender lacked, for me, the emotion of Kaliel and Krishani's connection, Justice was full of heart-warming (and heart-breaking) moments between the two lovebirds. I could really feel Kr...more
I wish there was a "Can't Read" bookshelf.
First, I would like to say that I won this book in the "Giveaways" section of Goodreads; moreover, I would have you know that I would have NEVER placed a bid for it if the abstract had been in anyway similar to the current one. The abstract from the giveaway was intriguing and written in such a way as to lead potential victims - winners - to believe the book itself was also intriguing and well written - leastwise a reading level beyond middle elementary...more
First, I would like to say that I won this book in the "Giveaways" section of Goodreads; moreover, I would have you know that I would have NEVER placed a bid for it if the abstract had been in anyway similar to the current one. The abstract from the giveaway was intriguing and written in such a way as to lead potential victims - winners - to believe the book itself was also intriguing and well written - leastwise a reading level beyond middle elementary...more
Justice picks up right where Surrender ended. It's also a much darker novel than Surrender.
Krishani is completely heart-broken after the events in Surrender. He feels he has no reason to live. The people of Avristar are blaming Krishani for the attack on their lands. He still doesn't understand the terms of being the Ferryman. He only knows that he doesn't want the job.
I liked that we learned more about the Flames, and what they can do. There's still a lot I don't understand, but I'm hoping wi...more
Krishani is completely heart-broken after the events in Surrender. He feels he has no reason to live. The people of Avristar are blaming Krishani for the attack on their lands. He still doesn't understand the terms of being the Ferryman. He only knows that he doesn't want the job.
I liked that we learned more about the Flames, and what they can do. There's still a lot I don't understand, but I'm hoping wi...more
The story continues in the second novel of author Rhiannon Paille’s Ferryman & the Flame series. I was a huge fan of the first novel Surrender. After finishing the novel, I was left with a huge cliff-hanger that left me anticipating the sequel. For those of us who have read the first novel in the fantasy series, you know that (and if you haven’t read the first novel, you probably should since there will be spoilers up ahead) Kaliel was killed near the end of the first novel during the big ba...more
I've been on the sidelines with Rhi for years and I have to say that she never ceases to surprise me with her ideas, her prose, and her originality. Book 2 in The Ferryman and the Flame series doesn't fail in any of these respects.
The first book in the series is the love story between Kaliel and Krishani and an introduction to a fantastical world. The second book focuses on Krishani's grief of lost love, but this book is so much more than that. He is thrown into the Lands of Men against his will...more
The first book in the series is the love story between Kaliel and Krishani and an introduction to a fantastical world. The second book focuses on Krishani's grief of lost love, but this book is so much more than that. He is thrown into the Lands of Men against his will...more
This book was very well done. Once you start reading you can't put it down. It draws you in and leaves you wanting more. The characters are easy to love and you just want to cheer them on as the story goes on.
I would recommend this book to anyone who loves an extremely well written novel that can transport you to another world and has characters that you fall in love with.
I would recommend this book to anyone who loves an extremely well written novel that can transport you to another world and has characters that you fall in love with.
I unfortunately I didn't like this second book of the series as much as the first. I guess I was in a sappy mood and was hoping for a miraculous love story between Kashani and Kaliel which was what drew me into the first book however the glimpses into Kashani's memories and his emotions of undying love and utter despair and anger were very powerful. You get to know him better in this story and the purpose and abilities of the flames are given a little more light which is also very interesting. T...more
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4.5, thanks to the author for letting me read the second one as well!
I am speechless. This is a phenomenal book. Review to come soon.
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Just finished reading my arc copy and I loved it!! It had the right amount of action sequences and the sexy was well done throughout the entire book ;) can't wait for the official copy to come out so I can buy it
Oh yeah...I finally have this one to read :D
Impressive.
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Rhiannon writes about things that were lost and while most of her books are fictional you can be sure that her characters are not—fictional that is. She has a PhD in Metaphysical Science and is a world renowned Metaphysical Therapist. When she’s not writing books she’s reading minds, singing karaoke, burning dinner and sipping iced cappuccino despite her allergy to coffee. Some day she’d like to o...more
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