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Crone of War (Morrigan's Brood #2)
by
Heather Poinsett Dunbar (Goodreads Author),
Christopher Dunbar (Goodreads Author), Sarah Aalderink , Khanada Taylor (Goodreads Author) , Dayna Hartley , Jillian Rosenburg (Goodreads Author) , Heather Poinsett-Dunbar
I am a child of the Goddess Morrigan…
I was born in the land of Éire…
And my heart blazes with its fury…
I have lived through the ages…
I seek to right those who have wronged…
I am the Maintainer of the Balance…
The Balance must be maintained
The Lamia expeditionary force has gained a foothold in Éire and has formed an alliance with a powerful Irish chieftain and his malevolent m...more
I was born in the land of Éire…
And my heart blazes with its fury…
I have lived through the ages…
I seek to right those who have wronged…
I am the Maintainer of the Balance…
The Balance must be maintained
The Lamia expeditionary force has gained a foothold in Éire and has formed an alliance with a powerful Irish chieftain and his malevolent m...more
Paperback, 376 pages
Published
July 1st 2010
by Triscelle Publishing
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The following review was first posted on my blog: http://VampireReview.blogspot.com (check out other vampire books reviewed there!)
TITLE OF BLOG POST: "Sensational Paranormal Details"
BOOK: Morrigan's Brood: Crone of War
AUTHORS: Heather Poinsett Dunbar & Christopher Dunbar
FORMAT: Paperback ~ $19.99
HOW THE STORY UNFOLDS:
Someone stole the "phallus maximus" from a sacred statue and now everyone's on a serious quest to find that enormous sexual organ (including different strains of vampires). Suc...more
TITLE OF BLOG POST: "Sensational Paranormal Details"
BOOK: Morrigan's Brood: Crone of War
AUTHORS: Heather Poinsett Dunbar & Christopher Dunbar
FORMAT: Paperback ~ $19.99
HOW THE STORY UNFOLDS:
Someone stole the "phallus maximus" from a sacred statue and now everyone's on a serious quest to find that enormous sexual organ (including different strains of vampires). Suc...more
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I won this book from First Reads. I recieved both this book and the first book in the series. I loved them both. The first book did a great job establishing the main character and I loved the way the second book story line flowed. I enjoyed the take on our world/history with these new types of vampires and the history of them. Thank you, it was a wonderful read.
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I simply could not put this book down. I liked the first book, but this one is even better. I already knew the characters and had rooted for them, and I guess that helped with my enjoyment of the book, but also, it is full of intrigue, action and it simply lets you wanting to know more all the time: what will happen? what are this character's true motivations? And so on...
I can not recommend it enough.
If you have not read the first one, you can also read this. The action will be clear enough an...more
I can not recommend it enough.
If you have not read the first one, you can also read this. The action will be clear enough an...more
Crone of War takes off where Morrigan's Brood ended. Marcus and his companions are trying to find an ancient relic before his enemy Mandubratius. Marcus is a Deargh Du and Mandubratius is a Lamia. They are both immortal blood drinkers but if the evil Mandubratius finds what his people have spent 600 years looking for, they could gain the power to rule over all. Elsewhere, Mael Muire is the new chieftain of her people but there are others lurking in the shadows that want her power and land. The L...more
I recieved this book when i won Book 3 in a good reads contest. This book has a great story line and is a great read. I look forward to the other books in this line.
Awesome ! I love it, the idea of different races of vampires from different cultures with different strengths and weaknesses just amazing.
This took me quite awhile to read as I couldn't get into it. It was better than book 1 less history and no jumping between time periods. But I found if I left it for a few days I had to re-read the previous chapter to get back into the swing so to speak.
Don't hink I'll be reading any more of he series because its not the type of book I would seek out.
Don't hink I'll be reading any more of he series because its not the type of book I would seek out.
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