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Review #1 Age of Blades (The Legends of the 1st Empire #2) audiobook free I did not reading when I came upon this charming line ” Although guys were considered healthy like mountains, no matter what stone managed crack. Ladies were considered more like aqua. They nurtured indefinite at the same time managed form the hardest granite through relentless determination.” This creator tricked me. He starts off in the 1st book with no one exciting manners at the same time even though he neglects the male manners through almost all of the 1st book I believed maybe they would decide more of a center role along with the ladies leads. Nope. They are inventory to push plot or demonstrate stupidity or greed or no one other such abracadabram. Almost all of the book their barely slaves to their romantic emotions towards other ladies. The male whos background is that grounded as a warrior was my winner from the 1st at the same time he is that to me at the moment a loser. He gos from being in keep under control in the 1st book to being so wishy washy that a baby can shake him from a decision he makes. The females are responsible for every gizmo for you managed think of. They are instigators, grand wizards, warriors. For you name it they do it. Gets to a fri where I am wondering why that are no matter what inconsistencies in this global. Then I understand its run by guys. I don’t realize how this creator writes. The 1st book felt but written while this feels loafed at the same time barely hits tropes that I would wait in no one loafed b movie irony. If the third part book is that on sale promotions for 3 bucks ill take at the same time read it but at this fri that book is that fifteen bucks at the same time the method this creator writes it isn’t deserved.

Review #2 Age of Blades (The Legends of the 1st Empire #2) audiobook streamming online I’m glad this isn’t the 1st book that I’ve read by this creator, because I’d never have read one more. I’ve enjoyed all his other books that I’ve read. The Grrl Power team writing was annoying. While personally any member was exciting, the finals were considered straight up absurd. It received to the fri one managed portend than anyway would happen one more taking merely by the sex of the personality. It the disposition was male they are shy, meaningless scum at the same time if they are ladies they were considered paragons of all in other words authoritative in humankind. The one exception was a disabled person who was pathetic. I’ve met golden retrievers who have a stronger sense of self. His codependency was to the fri of psychological illness; somehow the story warped this into nobility. The ode by Raithe to Per at the finish was completely out of disposition. Not as jarring as Cuba Gooding, Jr at the finish of Instinct, but it was getting that. The discovery process was beyond belief. 1. It was ludicrous that the pottery wheel was imagined prior to the trolley, but okay. 2. The throw is that imagined, perfected, at the same time utilized to destroy the bad young man(s) in a few days time. 3. That is that trading contact between dwarves who have metal, sails, barrels, at the same time the like, but no cross-pollination of thoughts. That is that no method the plan of a wheel wouldn’t have produced it through on the off chance that the humans had never shown a log. A log from the greater. That they stayed in. Logs that they used for a palisade. 4. At the pace that these benighted at the same time enlightened instigators set for discovery, one can wait they will have warp move somewhere around the center of the one more book. 5. Seriously though, than anyway simple tribe has alloys in their iron working, but doesn’t have throws or slings? The technological path was wholly nonsensical. This book felt like the creator wanting to make political expressions more precisely than tell an exciting story.

Review #3 Audiobook Age of Blades (The Legends of the 1st Empire #2) by Misha J. Sullivan I really liked the 1st book in this television series, but in this one it seems like Sullivan didn’t shackles in similar effort. Or that, or he came to his senses about than anyway good of story this was going to be. The 1st book set up this alluring global with inimitable races at the same time cultures, then and in this one it’s like, “lovers, these are actually elves at the same time dwarves, gotcha!” I feel half-halo to, at the same time upset. The dialogue was sub-par as but, with the bad young man sounding comically evil, at the same time no one of the head manners discussing like they stayed in the 20th century. My suspension of disbelief faltered a few times, both with the dialogue at the same time the disposition Roan. She composes the wheel, at the same time the throw at the same time the arrow, borders about 2 weeks borders the story. This would have been a quality book, but Sullivan totally exchanged the tone from one book to the one more. Hopefully the one more one is that more successful.

Review #4 Audio Age of Blades (The Legends of the 1st Empire #2) narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds I was shocked for this book to come out, as I enjoyed Age of Myth, but this is that amateur YA drivel. When Roan imagined the wheel is that when the eye-rolling started, at the same time lasted through Brin inventing written language similar week, at the same time Roan doubling back at the same time inventing archery a few days later. I’m fine-grained with healthy ladies manners, but this was Mary-Suing all over the dispose. Add to that all the guys are chest-thumpingly step at the same time short-sighted, at the same time for you wind up with this ham-fisted turd of a book. Don’t spend your $14.99.

Review #5 Free audio Age of Blades (The Legends of the 1st Empire #2) – in the audio player below To start off, this book waa attractive quality, but I had a horrible time with suspension of disbelief. The head manners invent everything from writing to swordsmithing during the course of the novel, at the same time it was hard to swallow. A composition of relentless super-competence at the same time a shortcoming of progression in the self-concept of anyone but Persephone produced parts of the book hard to swallow.