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How does this book hold up after five years and coming right after the Lord of the White Hell rereads? Actually, a lot better than I originally thought. If anything, I feel like I enjoyed it even more. While I will forever love Lord of the White Hell, there was definitely a juvenile aspect of it all; it's to be expected given that the characters are all still 17ish. But Champion of the Scarlet Wolf takes off the kid gloves, and we are dealt with something more refined. I love Elezar t ...more
How does this book hold up after five years and coming right after the Lord of the White Hell rereads? Actually, a lot better than I originally thought. If anything, I feel like I enjoyed it even more. While I will forever love Lord of the White Hell, there was definitely a juvenile aspect of it all; it's to be expected given that the characters are all still 17ish. But Champion of the Scarlet Wolf takes off the kid gloves, and we are dealt with something more refined. I love Elezar t ...more
It's been a while since I tore through a book so quickly as I did Champion of Scarlet Wolf. It's about 500 pages, which would have given me pause (considering I barely finished 20 books for last year's challenge), but this reminded me that I do love reading and why I can read so fast.
Spoiler: It's because the story is damn interesting.
So we have Elezar Grunito--we know him from Lord of the White Hell, and yes I was kind of reluctant at first. Do I really care about Elezar? Did he not treat Kir ...more
Spoiler: It's because the story is damn interesting.
So we have Elezar Grunito--we know him from Lord of the White Hell, and yes I was kind of reluctant at first. Do I really care about Elezar? Did he not treat Kir ...more
Awesome adventure in the world of Lord of the White Hell, with a favorite new character - Skellan, who's adorable and sweet and courageous. I enjoyed getting to know Elezar better and meeting old friends - Kiram and Xavier. As always, Ginn Hale weaves a magical, exhilarating tale. Highly recommended!
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Apr 12, 2014
J Christopher
marked it as to-read













