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The Blood Mirror

The Blood Mirror

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  • Author：Brent Weeks
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Summary

Stripped of both magical and political power， the people he once ruled told he's dead， and now imprisoned in his own magical dungeon， former Emperor Gavin Guile has no prospect of escape。 But the world faces a calamity greater than the Seven Satrapies has ever seen。。。 and only he can save it。
As the armies of the White King defeat the Chromeria and old gods are born anew， the fate of worlds will come down to one question: Who is the Lightbringer？


Lightbringer
The Black Prism
The Blinding Knife
The Broken Eye
The Blood Mirror

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Reviews

Chris Jarvis ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Kind of chewing through these in rapid succession -- which is good and bad。 I fear I stayed up too late finishing this one。 Lots of unexpected twists in this book。 Some still have me scratching my head。Like what is up between Grimwoody and Andross。 I'm glad that Karris found out the truth about Zymun （I can't stand that little fucker）。 I shocked the learn that one of the narrators for the first three books was fucking unreliable。 That didn't please me much。 I'm pissed about Ironfist。 I really ha Kind of chewing through these in rapid succession -- which is good and bad。 I fear I stayed up too late finishing this one。 Lots of unexpected twists in this book。 Some still have me scratching my head。Like what is up between Grimwoody and Andross。 I'm glad that Karris found out the truth about Zymun （I can't stand that little fucker）。 I shocked the learn that one of the narrators for the first three books was fucking unreliable。 That didn't please me much。 I'm pissed about Ironfist。 I really hate Grimwoody and Master Sharp -- really hoping that Tiea （sp） gets her revenge in the final book。 But given how things are going， I'll be surprised if this happens。I'm enjoying the series but I'll be kind of glad to see it come to an finale。 。。。more

Mario Ramirez ，

Por segunda vez en lo que va de año me veo reseñando el penúltimo libro de una saga y sin saber muy bien qué decir。 Si habéis llegado hasta aquí， ya sabéis qué esperar de estos libros， y si no os gustaron los anteriores， poco importa lo que pueda decir。 Aún así， os diré que The Blood Mirror me ha gustado mucho， con dos notables excepciones que luego mencionaré。 Sin entrar en grandes detalles de la trama， para mí el gran atractivo de este libro está en el arco narrativo de Gavin。 Primero por la p Por segunda vez en lo que va de año me veo reseñando el penúltimo libro de una saga y sin saber muy bien qué decir。 Si habéis llegado hasta aquí， ya sabéis qué esperar de estos libros， y si no os gustaron los anteriores， poco importa lo que pueda decir。 Aún así， os diré que The Blood Mirror me ha gustado mucho， con dos notables excepciones que luego mencionaré。 Sin entrar en grandes detalles de la trama， para mí el gran atractivo de este libro está en el arco narrativo de Gavin。 Primero por la parte de su tormento， que hace tan buen reflejo de lo que vimos en el primer libro， pero sobre todo cuando se empiezan a desvelar los velos de secretos que el autor ha tejido en torno al doble epicentro de esta historia: el incendio en la mansión White Oak， y el duelo entre hermanos en Sundered Rock。 Ya una vez nos engañó sobre lo ocurrido en la guerra del falso prisma， para llevarnos a un plot-twist brutal， y ahora lo hace otra vez。 Quiero。。。 no; necesito saber que pasó hace catorce años con Gavin y Dayson。 Como lo retuerce el tío， una y otra vez， y aún consigue dejarme con la mandíbula colgando。 Solo diré dos cosas， y dejaré que vuestra curiosidad haga el resto: este es el libro en el que averiguamos quién es la madre de Kip， y en el que descubrimos porqué el primer libro de la saga se llamaba El Prisma Negro。 La historia principal， sin embargo， sigue a Kip， en una trama de fantasía más clásica。 Dicho lo cual， me ha gustado mucho la dicotomía entre su persona más madura， que actúa como un líder， y como el portador de la luz que todos dicen que es， y los momentos de adolescente total de cachondeo con sus amigos o en la cama con Tisis。 A veces es un bocazas， y eso le pierde， pero me gusta que la evolución del personaje no haya sido binaria， y que aunque proyecte confianza hacia afuera， podamos ver las dudas de un chaval por dentro。 Ah， y las escenas de camaradería en torno a la hoguera son buenísimas， y dan un toque de humor muy necesario a la trama。Otra cosa que vemos en este libro a través de los ojos de Kip son grandes batallas con magia de por medio。 Y no me refiero a pequeñas escaramuzas de la Guardia Negra， o batallas donde casi no hay magos y todos llevan mosquetes。 Me refiero a batallas campales， con formaciones， estrategia， trampas y movimientos envolventes， donde casi todos los contendientes son magos。 Muy， muy chulo。 El personaje que ha quedado un poco relegado lejos de los focos， y me ha sorprendido bastante， después de su ascenso en el libro anterior， es Karris。 Pese a encontrarse en el centro de todas las intrigas políticas y al frente de una guerra， el libro le da poco que hacer。 Habla con unos， se reúne con otros。。。 es nuestros ojos a los juegos de poder， pero ella activamente hace poco。 Trama y trama， y redacta sus listas， pero más allá del juicio al principio del libro， hace poco。 Toda la acción queda en manos de su brazo ejecutor， Tia。 Y dejadme que os diga que la trama de Tia es buenísima; una perfecta representación del dilema del agente doble。 ¿Hasta qué punto las cosas horribles que me veo obligada a hacer para no desvelar mi identidad justifican las cosas aún más horribles que puedo prevenir infiltrada con esta gente， espiando y saboteando？ ¿Dónde está la línea？ Esta parte de la historia lo tiene todo: tienes las escenas de asesinato y sigilo， las conversaciones tensas de juegos de espías， y los momentos de soledad en los que ves cómo ella se va rompiendo poco a poco por dentro， un poco más con cada puñalada。 Me encanta。 Y poco más puedo decir。 Inacción de Karris aparte， el otro aspecto que me ha chirriado un poco es el final del libro。 No puedo decir que se abrupto， porque no lo es。 El libro deja todas las tramas muy bien posicionadas en un cierto suspenso， pero no termina ni con un épico clímax， ni con una de esas revelaciones que te hacen saltar de la silla al grito de «¿Quéeeee？»。 Simplemente。。。 termina， como un espectáculo de fuegos artificiales sin traca final; el humo disipándose poco a poco en la noche， hasta que， lentamente， te ves obligado a admitir que no hay más， que ha terminado。 Estoy deseando leer el quinto， eh， eso que quede claro， y tengo una sospecha del significado detrás de su título; simplemente me gustaría que el libro me hubiera dejado un ansia más visceral。 。。。more

Filip ，

I když mě Kipova dějová linka moc nezaujala， nestačím zírat， jak se všechno zaplétá a komplikuje！ Nestačím to všechno stíhat。。。 stejně asi jako protagonisté。 Politikou a intrikami si mě autoři vždy získají， ale ve spojitosti s psychickým týráním jedné konkrétní postavy jsem se nestačil divit， čeho všeho je Weeks schopný。 Určitá kapka naturalismu není na škodu， ale kdyby se do příště zrychlilo trochu tempo vyprávění， vůbec bych se nezlobil。

Michael West ，

3。5 stars。 I felt like Kip's storyline fell flat and felt really forced。 That bogged the book down。However， the other storylines were awesome as usual - as well as the twists。Re-read 03-01-20:I feel the same way。 I enjoyed the first half of Kip's story a bit better， though。 However， the second half was just plain flat and boring。 3。5 stars。 I felt like Kip's storyline fell flat and felt really forced。 That bogged the book down。However， the other storylines were awesome as usual - as well as the twists。Re-read 03-01-20:I feel the same way。 I enjoyed the first half of Kip's story a bit better， though。 However， the second half was just plain flat and boring。 。。。more

Caton Vance ，

Book 4: the fuse is lit， traditional power is broken， religious zealots everywhere， heroes imprisoned or cast out。。。 What a wild ride of a book。 The world is so vivid and alive it’s like getting lost in the woods when you’re young。 You might not know exactly where you are， you might be a little scared， but you’re also a little excited。 Such a fun/intense book。

Ryan O'sullivan ，

I think we're heading towards a solid conclusion here。 The series has continued to improve。 It's not earth shattering， but has been a fun ride。 Excited to finish it， and excited to be finished it after the next book I think we're heading towards a solid conclusion here。 The series has continued to improve。 It's not earth shattering， but has been a fun ride。 Excited to finish it， and excited to be finished it after the next book 。。。more

Nora Sweeney ，

4。5 stars best book in the series so far

Javi ，

Menudos plot-twists。 Muy top

Eric Parker ，

I think the author did a magnificent job of having stories within stories。 In this book some of the larger story is finally brought to the light in very unexpected ways。 Shocking revelations and plot points are revealed。 Excellent work！

Melina Watson ，

My favorite book of the series so far！ It was so good！！！ Non-stop action from page one， right until the very end of the book and I never wanted to put the book down。 The plot-twists that Brent Weeks put into this book were his best and most surprising yet， I was definitely freaking out at quite a few different points haha。 The characters are all evolving so much and there are so many different plot points that are going on right now that I am incredibly excited to see how Brent Weeks brings ever My favorite book of the series so far！ It was so good！！！ Non-stop action from page one， right until the very end of the book and I never wanted to put the book down。 The plot-twists that Brent Weeks put into this book were his best and most surprising yet， I was definitely freaking out at quite a few different points haha。 The characters are all evolving so much and there are so many different plot points that are going on right now that I am incredibly excited to see how Brent Weeks brings everything together。 。。。more

Reaper Hound ，

3。50 starsKip and Tisis was the best part。The rest was just boring to me。I'm so glad Kip didn't ended up with Liv 。 3。50 starsKip and Tisis was the best part。The rest was just boring to me。I'm so glad Kip didn't ended up with Liv 。 。。。more

Mesho 👾 ，

I didn't like this book as much。 not sure why。but i can't wait for the conclusion。 i hope this series ends well。 I didn't like this book as much。 not sure why。but i can't wait for the conclusion。 i hope this series ends well。 。。。more

Bree Taylor ，

There is almost tooooo much going on in this book！The relationship between Kip and his new wife is probably one of the sweetest romances I've read。 And Teia's descent into her craziness is both maddening and saddening。Karris is just the bomb - and the ending death scene almost made me cry。Aliviana？ I'm not sure I care one way or another about her。 I wish we had a little more time to understand her thoughts and what's going on with that side of the story。All in all， very very good。。。。 but a few t There is almost tooooo much going on in this book！The relationship between Kip and his new wife is probably one of the sweetest romances I've read。 And Teia's descent into her craziness is both maddening and saddening。Karris is just the bomb - and the ending death scene almost made me cry。Aliviana？ I'm not sure I care one way or another about her。 I wish we had a little more time to understand her thoughts and what's going on with that side of the story。All in all， very very good。。。。 but a few things I was super confused about by the end。 。。。more

Ryan Israelsen ，

Fun books， interesting magical theories and mind games。

Hannah Reeves ，

I was not prepared for that ending。 I still thought I had so much more to go and then it just ended。 I guess it was a cute way to go out， with two lovers finally finding happiness together， but still was not prepared。 I only have one more left to go in the series which hopefully won't take me as long to finish as this one did， so long as it gets done before the end of the year I will be happy with it。 I was not prepared for that ending。 I still thought I had so much more to go and then it just ended。 I guess it was a cute way to go out， with two lovers finally finding happiness together， but still was not prepared。 I only have one more left to go in the series which hopefully won't take me as long to finish as this one did， so long as it gets done before the end of the year I will be happy with it。 。。。more

Terry Costantini ，

Fantastic。 Just。。。 Fantastic。It is very difficult for an author to create a series of 5 books and not get caught in the weeds with many loose ends to tie up。 Brent Weeks is very successful at taming his story and keeping it manageable for the reader。This book continues the story of a slew of intersting characters in a world powered by the magic contained in light。。。and dark。The spectoral magic has limits which I enjoy， and has strict rules， which were doled out over time perfectly。 I love when b Fantastic。 Just。。。 Fantastic。It is very difficult for an author to create a series of 5 books and not get caught in the weeds with many loose ends to tie up。 Brent Weeks is very successful at taming his story and keeping it manageable for the reader。This book continues the story of a slew of intersting characters in a world powered by the magic contained in light。。。and dark。The spectoral magic has limits which I enjoy， and has strict rules， which were doled out over time perfectly。 I love when by the end of a series， I feel like an expert in whatever magic it has。The book's story has progressed expertly， as have all characters。 You truly become invested in everyone reading this。 So many characters who I thought were irredeemable， have come bouncing back。。。then not。。。then back again。 A perfect balancing act。There are also a great amount of surprises and interesting plot changes that make the story better。 This is well crafted。This series is exceptional。。。。now on to the last installment。。。 。。。more

Ashley ，

***TRIGGER WARNING: discussions of sexual assault。 Nothing graphic， but not short。

Mary Floyd ，

Wow。 This is my favorite book in the series this far！！！There was such great character growth。 The characters are all morally grey for sure but several characters got some back stories that created some serious depth。 Enough to make me rethink my opinions of them。 （view spoiler）[I feel like Kip is really growing。 He's trying to think before he speaks now and I feel like his marriage has really helped with that。 Having someone close to him that he needs to care for and consistently think about the Wow。 This is my favorite book in the series this far！！！There was such great character growth。 The characters are all morally grey for sure but several characters got some back stories that created some serious depth。 Enough to make me rethink my opinions of them。 （view spoiler）[I feel like Kip is really growing。 He's trying to think before he speaks now and I feel like his marriage has really helped with that。 Having someone close to him that he needs to care for and consistently think about their feelings。 （hide spoiler）]With that came a few twists that I definitely did not see coming！ （view spoiler）[Andros is Kip's dad？！？！？！ woah。 Gavin's whole storyline in this book was crazy。 The fact that he isn't a polychrome but can use black luxin blew my mind。 All of the the missing memories shown light on events in a completely different way。 I don't really like Gavin as much knowing all of it。 I can't believe his dad and brother were trying to save him with the burning knife the whole time！！ They definitely aren't good people but it's nice to know there is good in them。 （hide spoiler）]My favorite thing about this book though was Kip's relationship。 Brent Weeks is known for not being great at writing women but he did something so incredibly beautiful in this book。 He talked about a problem （view spoiler）[where Tisis is not able to have sex with Kip because of some issues with the tension of her pelvic floor （hide spoiler）] that some women have and he normalized it。 The interactions around this were very realistic and made for such a sweet ending。 The thing that really got me though was the author note at the end。 He called out that the condition he wrote about was not made up but something some women really deal with。 It's not something that everyone knows about or even knows how to talk about。 He basically did a PSA to women that if you are dealing with it that there are people that can help， that they are not alone， and that it is not their fault。 I can not tell you how much that author note was appreciated and I hope that it has helped someone out there。 Even if it only helps men get more of an understanding around it that is a win！ What a shock to have a topic like this come up in an adult fantasy book！Can't wait to see how this wraps up in the last book。 。。。more

Jason Hendrickx ，

Brent Weeks’ fourth volume in the epic “Lightbringer” saga is unique amongst its other titles in that it， somewhat frustratingly， is much more tighter in structure and contained yet provides some of the biggest reveals and moments in the series。 At times， while his world building and character driven stories are paramount， Weeks can tend to waffle and that leads to a small amount of boredom。 In a way it’s like knowing about a city but getting lost in a boring ally with no cafés。 It’s huge and in Brent Weeks’ fourth volume in the epic “Lightbringer” saga is unique amongst its other titles in that it， somewhat frustratingly， is much more tighter in structure and contained yet provides some of the biggest reveals and moments in the series。 At times， while his world building and character driven stories are paramount， Weeks can tend to waffle and that leads to a small amount of boredom。 In a way it’s like knowing about a city but getting lost in a boring ally with no cafés。 It’s huge and interesting but for a small moment you find yourself a bit annoyed。 The character arcs here; Kip’s army’s momentum， Teia’s quest as a double agent for the Order of the Broken Eye and the Chromeria and Gavin’s imprisonment are what really drives the relatively smaller （in scope compared to the last three books） stories。 I’ve mentioned before that Weeks is insurmountable when it comes to world building and character development and creation。 He makes his novels pop out as if they were an epic tv series; and the same is true for “The Blood Mirror” however， again， his tendency to waffle leaves you a little exhausted。 But overall he gives a tightly executed continuation and throws in enough super exciting twists and launches new plots that make me very excited to start the fifth final volume in this grand saga。 “The Blood Mirror” doesn’t do so well standing on its own like the past novels but by gosh does it push the overarching narrative forward gloriously。 。。。more

Geoff ，

After the excellent third book， this was such a letdown。 It was written well， and that’s why it gets two stars。 As for the story itself， there is not much redeemable about it。 We have to suffer through Gavin in a cell， which is pretty much the same storytelling that we were subjected to with Gavin in book one。 Tia progresses through her tests。 Kip’s new marriage is detailed as well as his time in the Blood Forest。 And we get a little bit about Karris dealing as a new White。 But， there was not a After the excellent third book， this was such a letdown。 It was written well， and that’s why it gets two stars。 As for the story itself， there is not much redeemable about it。 We have to suffer through Gavin in a cell， which is pretty much the same storytelling that we were subjected to with Gavin in book one。 Tia progresses through her tests。 Kip’s new marriage is detailed as well as his time in the Blood Forest。 And we get a little bit about Karris dealing as a new White。 But， there was not a lot fleshed out。 That’s the problem。 Honestly， you could have given the reader what we needed in 200 pages。 There is not a lot of substance here。 And I don’t think what we had here helped build the characters or the world that much better。 The previous book did that。 This book did not。 Very disappointing。 But， overall the story has been good， so I’m optimistic for the final book in the series。 。。。more

Evan ，

9。0/10This entire series is becoming so strange for me to explain。 The ideas， the magic system， the plot and some of the characters are so damn strong and I love this series because of it。 On the other hand， there are issues that are still becoming more prevalent as the series progresses and with only the last book left， I have little faith with them being fixed。 While the political side of this book was a much smaller part than it was in the third book， it is still quite heavy on the political 9。0/10This entire series is becoming so strange for me to explain。 The ideas， the magic system， the plot and some of the characters are so damn strong and I love this series because of it。 On the other hand， there are issues that are still becoming more prevalent as the series progresses and with only the last book left， I have little faith with them being fixed。 While the political side of this book was a much smaller part than it was in the third book， it is still quite heavy on the political themes。 This isn’t really a problem for me now as I do enjoy politics in my books， just not in the amount that there were in the third book。 The world building of Weeks’ novels has always been great but as we are getting closer to the conclusion of this series， Weeks is starting to take a different approach in some aspects of the world building。 A good amount of the information that we were given about the world in previous books is now being changed under the guise of “this information has been hidden and only certain， special people know if it”。 This makes this interesting again and obviously opens plenty of doors for Weeks to explore in the final books。 However， it feels a little cheap and it seems to be treading the line for me of in between disliking this move as it cheapens the first couple of books or understanding this change and embracing what this can do for the story and plot。 These are the types of issues that I have such mixed feelings about。 Similarly， the character work was quite spotty in this book。 Some characters like Gavin， Teia， Andross， and Karris were written well and are still greatly interesting characters who are still growing and changing as the story goes on。 Kip though， after such a redemption in character writing in the third book， went back to being just as frustrating as the first two books。 He is more than capable now but the sheer AMOUNT of character growth he went through in such a short amount of time just made me start to dislike him again。 I think this was quite a bad move on Weeks’ part as he had such little character growth for Kip in his first three books and then realized here that he needed Kip to become who he was supposed to be at this point。 The problem is that， in my opinion， this should have been a slower more even process through the first four books， and this was definitely not the case。 Kip went from a fat， whiney， inexperienced boy （albeit much less so than the first two books） who should not be leading a war effort at the end of book three， to the badass commander and leader halfway through the fourth book。 While there are still issues with this series （some which irk me more than others） “The Blood Mirror” is still a damn fine addition to the series and I hope that the last book gives us a satisfying ending。 。。。more

Pam Marcola Duff ，

This book is dragging on for me。 To long and just want a ending for kip and Gavin。 Could not finish will try again later maybe it in the right mind set

faustyna。 ，

najważniejsze: słowa od autora są naprawdę ważne i cieszę się， że poruszył taki temat。 （za to dodatkowa gwiazdka w stosunku do poprzednich tomów）co do samej książki: jak dla mnie cała seria trzyma podobny poziom， przy czym rzeczywiście mam wrażenie， że ten tom czytało mi się do tej pory z największą przyjemnością。 coraz więcej się dzieje， jest więcej opisów walk （co prawda czasami mam wrażenie， że są mega chaotyczne） i jak dla mnie fabuła dopiero zaczęła się rozwijać。 mam nadzieję， że te dwie na najważniejsze: słowa od autora są naprawdę ważne i cieszę się， że poruszył taki temat。 （za to dodatkowa gwiazdka w stosunku do poprzednich tomów）co do samej książki: jak dla mnie cała seria trzyma podobny poziom， przy czym rzeczywiście mam wrażenie， że ten tom czytało mi się do tej pory z największą przyjemnością。 coraz więcej się dzieje， jest więcej opisów walk （co prawda czasami mam wrażenie， że są mega chaotyczne） i jak dla mnie fabuła dopiero zaczęła się rozwijać。 mam nadzieję， że te dwie następne książki z cyklu rozwiążą wszystko， co było do tej pory。 natomiast - jezus maria， ten konkretny tom został wydany w polsce w 2017 roku。。。 czemu tak mało czasu poświęcono korekcie？ owszem， jest mniej błędów niż wcześniej， ale wciąż trafiają się tak okropne literówki， że nie wierzę， że nie udało się ich ominąć。 。。。more

Giannechini ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Characters are still great， although some personalities and actions seem to be inconsistent。 Kips transformation from a leader of a group of friends to a general of an army would be one example。 Feels like there should be an extra book in here， some of the plot lines rocket ahead （Kip becoming a general and leading an army）， others are basically not addressed （how did Gavin [Dazen] get 'lost' at the end of the last book， why was no concerted effort made to find him）？ I still really like the seri Characters are still great， although some personalities and actions seem to be inconsistent。 Kips transformation from a leader of a group of friends to a general of an army would be one example。 Feels like there should be an extra book in here， some of the plot lines rocket ahead （Kip becoming a general and leading an army）， others are basically not addressed （how did Gavin [Dazen] get 'lost' at the end of the last book， why was no concerted effort made to find him）？ I still really like the series， but this book is the first to have several large plot holes。 Hopefully they get filled in！ 。。。more

Kalil Zaidan ，

（4，5*） puts， eu amei！！ cheguei a esse livro com um pouco de receio pois tinha visto algumas resenhas dizendo q era uma enrolação sem fim， apenas um preparatório pro último livro， q nada acontecia etc etc。 COMO ASSIM？？？？ simplesmente tudo acontece e o autor trouxe uma das maiores revelações de toda a saga nesse volume。 foda demais。Teia e Gavin foram as estrelas desse livro， com as tramas mais interessantes e tensas， foi incrível acompanhar os dois， cujas histórias terminam nuns ganchos fodidos q （4，5*） puts， eu amei！！ cheguei a esse livro com um pouco de receio pois tinha visto algumas resenhas dizendo q era uma enrolação sem fim， apenas um preparatório pro último livro， q nada acontecia etc etc。 COMO ASSIM？？？？ simplesmente tudo acontece e o autor trouxe uma das maiores revelações de toda a saga nesse volume。 foda demais。Teia e Gavin foram as estrelas desse livro， com as tramas mais interessantes e tensas， foi incrível acompanhar os dois， cujas histórias terminam nuns ganchos fodidos q praticamente tão me fazendo começar o último livro imediatamente。 finalmente tivemos uma explicação sobre o título do primeiro livro e a trama deu reviravolta à la HDM， q eu achei fantástica。 gostaria q o arco da Teia com a ordem de assassinos tivesse avançado um pouco mais， porém isso de fato vai ficar pra conclusão da série。Karris teve capítulos muito bons， no entanto foram bem poucos。 as interações dela com o Andross foram excelentes e tensas como se esperaria， mas gostaria de ter visto mais da atuação dela no cargo de White。 toda a relação dela com o filho é bem forte e evoca sentimentos muito complexos， quero ver aonde isso vai dar。Kip teve um desenvolvimento sensacional durante o livro， mas seus capítulos foram meus menos favoritos。 muita ação e lutinhas， coisas pras quais não tenho paciência rs。 porém， todo o relacionamento dele com a Tisis foi EXTREMAMENTE bem trabalhado， eu acredito no romance e na conexão q eles construíram， sem falar na discussão importante sobre doenças/condições？ sexuais q o autor abordou。 a relação dele com os Mighty tbm foi maravilhosa， eles são um grupinho q tem uma química incrível。 adorei a expansão da magia com as explicações sobre will-casting。tô maluco pelo último volume。 o mundo vai arderrrrr 。。。more

Johnna ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 And more twists！ So many surprises in this series。

book_scent ，

4。5 stars！Oooooooh， the twists and turns in this book！！！ This story is so intricate and clever。 I am very much ready for the final installment in this series and can't wait to find out where all this leads to！ 4。5 stars！Oooooooh， the twists and turns in this book！！！ This story is so intricate and clever。 I am very much ready for the final installment in this series and can't wait to find out where all this leads to！ 。。。more

Kayla ，

The twists and turns in this one were incredible。 My favorite so far of the series。 Gorgeous and horrifying and un-put-down-able

Lexi Mellott ，

I have a love-hate relationship with multiple POV books。 There always ends up being a character whose chapters I dread， and unfortunately those were Kip's in this book。 I honestly felt like I could skip over them and not miss any of the plot。Nevertheless， Gavin's POVs were my favorite， and the reveals about Gavin's character were well done。 I miss Gavin being involved in all the action， but his POV's in this book were more engaging than his in the book prior， even though he was in a somewhat sim I have a love-hate relationship with multiple POV books。 There always ends up being a character whose chapters I dread， and unfortunately those were Kip's in this book。 I honestly felt like I could skip over them and not miss any of the plot。Nevertheless， Gavin's POVs were my favorite， and the reveals about Gavin's character were well done。 I miss Gavin being involved in all the action， but his POV's in this book were more engaging than his in the book prior， even though he was in a somewhat similar situation。One more book in this series to go！ 。。。more

Ilva ，

This book I read faster and the total amount of events is smaller， that way is easier to follow up。Nothing got stuck as special。 Nothing made me think or think extra， but still was good to read。Negotiations， intrigues， and agreements are also relevant in this part。 When life is outrageous， the only appropriate response is an inappropriate one。 You can be important and influential today， but already at the bottom - tomorrow。 Tortured both physically and morally。。。。you don’t blame shit for being This book I read faster and the total amount of events is smaller， that way is easier to follow up。Nothing got stuck as special。 Nothing made me think or think extra， but still was good to read。Negotiations， intrigues， and agreements are also relevant in this part。 When life is outrageous， the only appropriate response is an inappropriate one。 You can be important and influential today， but already at the bottom - tomorrow。 Tortured both physically and morally。。。。you don’t blame shit for being shit。 It’s your own fault for thinking you could polish shit and find gold。 。。。more

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