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Loading... Prophecy: Child of Earthby Elizabeth Haydon
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Waaay too much romancey sex and feelings. I'm not sure that the endless descriptions of 'love' added anything to the story. ( ) Trigger Warnings: Sex, mild language. 4.75 I absolutely loved this book. The world is so vivid and its history is so just as interesting as its peoples. Rhapsodie's character is so well developed. Her perspectives were clear and consistent throughout the entire story and relatable. She's a loveable character with a huge heart. A few things bugged me like how everyone had a crush on the main character how unbelievably beautiful she was, but the reasons behind it and the way it helped develop the character was worth it. The relationships in this book seemed like they could be real and not all happy go lucky, which was nice although it took up a lot of the plot. I liked the first book, the story line, the world and the characters - although I found Rhapsody a bit annoying. In this book, I still like the story line, the world and most of the characters. Rhapsody can be very annoying and some of the characters are just clueless. In addition, an entire romance novel had been embedded in the book. There are long, tedious discussions about: 1. How beautiful Rhapsody is and what nice clothes she has 2. How handsome Ashe is 3. Their feelings for each other - deep love, confusion, misunderstanding - they've got it all. If the romance to action ratio remains the same I probably won't make it through the third book even though I would like to know how the story ends. no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesSymphony of Ages (2)
In this sequel to Rhapsody, the fellowship between Rhapsody the Singer, Achmed the assassin, and Grunthor the giant, continues as these three are their world's only hope. Driven by a prophetic vision, Rhapsody races to rescue a religious leader while Achmed and Grunthor seek the F'dor--an ancient and powerful demon. No library descriptions found. |
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