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Loading... Blue Flame: Book One of the Perfect Fire Trilogyby K. M. Grant
None. Because I loved "The Blood Red Horse," etc., I was looking forward to the "Blue Flame." However, I didn't even finish this book. It's too bad, because the historical period is interesting and the main characters are compelling YA characters. The major flaw of this book is that the "Blue Flame" is a character that interjects thoughts and feelings in the first person into the third person narrative book. These are not set off in the text in any way, but sometimes appear within a third person paragraph. I find this jarring and confusing, and I am a relatively sophisticated reader. ( )There wasn't really a most compelling part. I only read a little and wasn't drawn in to read it. The plot was moving slow, the characters wer confusing, it was boring. AHS/KG Not a bad read, but this story of a mysterious blue flame, it's protector and Cathar persecution didn't really excite me. The first book of a new Trilogy... this follows a time in England after Richard the Lionheart is murdered. The Blue Flame is a legend that exists and the man who has been hiding it is found by a young man and woman, one of Cathar blood, the other of Christian and royal, respectively. There is an introduction of an inquisition in this land and the boy is pursued while the young woman is sought after by a knight from France. no reviews | add a review
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