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By Lisa · 14 posts · 985 views
By Lisa · 14 posts · 985 views
last updated Oct 18, 2018 11:43AM
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I really enjoyed this book. I went into it, not expecting to like it much as it was different from my normal style and I haven't really found a good 'genie' book. But this wormed its way past all my pre conceived ideas and blew me away.
The characters start of pretty one dimensional but get more and more interesting and complicated as the book goes along. There are some twists that I saw coming and some that I didn't. I will make sure that I pick up the next book soon. ...more
The characters start of pretty one dimensional but get more and more interesting and complicated as the book goes along. There are some twists that I saw coming and some that I didn't. I will make sure that I pick up the next book soon. ...more
This story tended to drag for me, guessing I'm not the intended audience. The main idea was good, and the wriying decent, but the main character was not very engaging and found myself wanting to skip forward to get it over with.
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I really enjoyed the setting of this book. It’s absolutely refreshing to read a fantasy derived from a non Western European medieval type setting. The book has a bit of a love triangle and some messy politics that get kind of muddled. It’s definitely a first novel.
Ooh that ending got me. All I can say is I'm glad I have the next book ready to read right away!
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Apr 22, 2018
Shyam Nathwani
marked it as to-read
Jun 18, 2018
Tracy O'Brien
added it
Mar 06, 2019
Kyle
marked it as to-read
Jun 29, 2019
Julie
marked it as to-read
Jul 12, 2021
Stephen
rated it
it was amazing
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May 03, 2020
Patrick
marked it as to-read
