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- Narrated by: Simon Vance
- Length: 17 hrs and 19 mins
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- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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- daniel frederick
- 05-08-17
Ten out of ten
Definitely a hidden gem, the plot was incredibly intricate and the book shows way more promise then I expected. I'm not sure if the book felt like it ended to fast because I loved it so much I wanted more or because it did and I liked it so much I'm over looking that
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- Skipper
- 16-08-17
Fun stand-alone fantastical adventure (plus 💞)
This author wrote the grim Trysmoon series. This one is lighter, quicker, and quite different -- a regency style fantastical romance-adventure set in an interesting world, with ballgowns and butlers, woolly mammoths and sabertooth cats, plus magical god-like primal fire, primal air, primal water, and primal earth.
This book vaguely calls to mind Trysmoon. It's got some similar elements (gods of a sort, using humans to wage jealous war against each other, of a sort) but is quite unique.
The mythos /world building is questionable in spots. Human knowledge of the primal elements was weak -- so are these beings new to the planet? Plus, Bittermarch is only 200 years old, but some statements and descriptions do not jive with a young nation.
But I enjoyed the characters. There is the main character Baron Davon Carver -- likable, if at times absurdly charitable. I resonated more with the women: Elaine, Arianna, Queen Fillipa, Oriana and Missa, Ta and Ki.
And the carvings were fun, and their eventual purpose was not too predictable.
I think there might be a sequel, but this book stands alone.
Spoilery quibbles:
Spoilery:
I enjoyed the story but also felt a little frustrated at times, when things didn't quite add up. Some solutions felt wrong, including the home-development task assigned to treacherous Emile at the end of the book (who knows what havoc she will create?). Also, the leadership role Davon must take up at the end did not feel well-suited to him, or wise in general. Nearly unlimited power is never good.
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- phalaenopsisinGville
- 05-08-17
sleep-deprived
This book wouldn't let me go - wouldn't let me get up and eat!! or do my work! Perhaps Fuller will give me time to recoup for the next. It's that great! On second thought, hurry!!!
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- Margaret
- 04-08-17
Flametouched
Great fun! Well worked out magic system provides for some clever twists and turns to the story. Fully developed characters keep the reader immersed and rooting for the heroes. I really enjoyed this! I'll try Mr. Fuller's other stories soon.
5 people found this helpful
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- Jimbo Phillips
- 31-07-17
Fuller does it again!
Fuller does it again with another wonderful book. I read around 80+ books a year, so I see a lot of the same story lines. What I like about Brian K. Fuller is that I may have a general sense of where we are going, the path he takes is always a surprise. From the very beginning of this story I was hooked. Davon is a very complex character and Fuller does a brilliant job telling his story. This is a universe I would like to see explored some more. Great stuff! If you have enjoyed his other works as I have, then this book is certainly for you. If you are new to Fuller then you are in for some great reading (check out the Trysmoon Saga too). Simon Vane narrates the audio version (I read the book then also listened to the audio version when it came out), making it equally as superb.
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- Ryan
- 06-11-17
Absolutely Enchanting!
This is one of the finest books I've listened to over the last couple of years. It's a very original concept but the story doesn't rely on overly exaggerated powers. Instead I became fully invested in the characters. I really hope that Mr. Fuller decides to continue to spin more tales from the world he's created. Simon Vance is one of the better narrators in the business and does another bang up job with this book. I definitely recommend this one!
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- Thomas Allen
- 30-10-17
Another winner from Brian K. Fuller
This is a rather heavy handed love story. That is something I'd usually turn away from. But the way Mr. Fuller told it, and the way he intermixed the elements of magic, war, politics, and intrigue had me spellbound throughout. I can't believe that over 17 hours of audiobook have passed, as the time really flew while listening to it.
Davon, the main character, is an easily relatable guy. I immediately sympathized with him as he made difficult life decisions followed by difficult life changes. Around Davon are a host of enjoyable characters, both good and bad, that really kept me connected.
As narrator, Simon Vance performs with his customary mastery. And he is the perfect choice for this book. His pacing is perfect. His character voices are diverse and well chosen.
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- John Cole
- 15-02-22
Too psychopathic for me..
I did not like learning how a sick individual developed into a dark freak of nature. There are too many people that develop this way from childhood and we learn to pity them instead of those fallen creatures/people taken from us. This was not for me.
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- KC Jones
- 31-10-18
Great book
If you look at my other reviews you will see that I am picky about my books and the accuracy of my ratings. So you can trust that when I give a book 4 of 5 stars it is because it deserves it. I hate nothing more then when some gives a book 5 stars and then turn around and complains about the book non stop in their review. 5 stars mean that in your eyes it was perfect and you have no complains but I digress.
This book is an example of great writing elements put together. The characters. While not going super deep where still fleshed out very well. The only gripe I have is that the main characters motivation and driving force for his weird Behavior was not fully fleshed out in his background story. Which leaving this characters actions a little alien because humans just don't think that way without reason.
For the most part this book flows well with twist and turns ups and downs.
Before I forget the magic system in the book could have been better explain like why we Firebase powers aren't fire-related. these grapes are just some of the reasons why I gave this book 4 stars and not 5.
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- Dave
- 06-04-18
Great start
Went down hill from there, guy starts collecting super powers like they are odd but easy to get cards
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