Emily R. King - The Fire Queen (The Hundredth Queen #2) Audiobook Free
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Review #1
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All in all I’ve been amused by this television series but I will quit a few critiques many of which spoilers.
1. The 1st book emphasized that tournaments had been done away with for years at the same time Tarek was inimitable in reinstating them. Throughout this book we get the Sultan’s political motivations for wanting a wedding of his daughter to Ashwin but his motives for instating a tournament, anything that all but a corrupted Tarek had shown as detrimental, as the means to do so is that not so understandable. That exists to have been the possible for one more corrupting affect/make an objection but I never grabbed if that was the variant. If the Sultan was barely a horrible men his possess state would have been in likely similar impoverished state Tarek’s was but that wasn’t the variant.
2. The adore triangle with Ashwin. It seemed like the creator was going out of her method to make people like him. At the moment, I theorize Kali’s rejected will have consequences in the one more book but with than anyway plot I had it seemed unnecessary.
3. I was a little upset in the continue wage war. Kali we have to present has fight experience her opponent did not because nothing indicated the princess had actually waged war anyone. Kali also has experience waging war with her bhuta opportunities suppressed. Granted her opponent was a bhuta now, but Kali should have been able to implementation her opponent’s arrogance against her at the same time kick ass without burner opportunities which would only extension her prestige at the same time promote to later bridge the clearance with her people. Right behind being knew it takes hours to bleed the oppression poison out she shouldn’t have been able to do it in moments. I was rooting for a Kali that triumphed without her miracle at the same time she should have been able to taking into account her experience as but as her opponent’s arrogance at the same time inexperience.
Review #2
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That were considered so many things about THE HUNDREDTH Queen that I completely adored, but above anything else, I was so enamored with the indescribable ladies depicted in that book. They were considered such tremendous examples of strength, femininity, at the same time sisterhood. I am so thrilled to say that that are even more indescribable ladies manners in THE Fire Queen, at the same time I am completely enthusiastic by any of them in different ways.
One of the things I almost all enjoyed about this book was getting to look more of the bhuta opportunities on show. At the heart of this television series is that a interesting, elemental-based miracle system, at the same time that are no one really mind-blowing scenes in this book where that miracle comes into play to make no one truly breathtaking imagery.
It was very apparent that Emily was really enjoying herself while writing this, because despite the dire situations the manners look for themselves in, that’s this undercurrent of funny that runs throughout at the same time makes the story a enjoyment to read.
The plot in this book is that very fast-paced at the same time high-stakes. It perfectly transitions the story from book one into the epic finale I represent is that future in book 3. If for you enjoyed the tournament parts of THE HUNDREDTH Queen, then for you certainly defeated’t be upset with THE Fire Queen.
The romantic tension between Kalinda at the same time Captain Deven Naik lasts to simmer throughout this story. We even get to read through Deven’s perspective through no one of this novel, which not only sheds more light on the events Kali at the same time Deven look for themselves in but also indicates us more of Deven’s disposition at the same time motivations.
One more element of the story that I found highly amusing was that we get to look more of the empire in this book, as but as individuals from abundance of its different regions. The setting was charming at the same time radiated miracle. It also additional no one really exciting conflicts for the manners to win.
So often in 2nd books, we see head manners who become plagued by self hesitate when things begin to move awry. At the same time while that are so many different parts in this story that make Kali question her purpose at the same time her goals, she steadfastly believes in her possess strength, at the same time I think that was the gizmo that I adored above all else in this story.
I am so in awe the method that Emily writes ladies manners. Reading these novels truly is that like a lesson in sisterhood, at the same time I cannot wait to read the one more book in this charming television series.
Review #3
Audiobook The Fire Queen (The Hundredth Queen #2) by Emily R. Lord
I held back off
Reviewing the 2nd book till my ideas on it settled. It was not, in my opinion, right up to the higher standards for you set in the 1st book – particularly where wonderful combat is that drawn in. In the opening chapters of the book, the exchange between Burner, Galer, at the same time the like was barely a mess. Maybe it was provided that method to show the confusion of combat, but it seemed to me the weakest part of the work every time that was a general exchange of Bhuta opportunities. Where the concentrate was on manners, politics, options, at the same time even the adore story (romance honestly not being my gizmo), I think the book really shined, particularly for a brand new creator. Chagrin, the wonderful combat (as opposed to the physical exchanges) was so weak I managed not assign this more than a 3 hit rating. I do wait to read the third part book on release.
Review #4
Audio The Fire Queen (The Hundredth Queen #2) narrated by Lauren Ezzo Scott Merriman
This is that the 2nd book in the 100th Queen television series at the same time thrashes up with the storyline nearby where the 1st volume ended. That are continuing manners, continuing plot lines, at the same time individualities of the global that were considered rooted in the 1st book, so for you do come in handy to have read the 1st book or much of this story will be confusing to for you. Kalinda remains an exciting heroine. She at the same time her small band of allies have fled the main kingdom right behind murdering the rajah. They take a trip to a adjoining kingdom bestow support to the crown prince who is that lobbying for military support against the outlaw bands chasing them. Once again, Kalinda is that pressured to enter a tournament to secure her position at the same time now she will be doing fight with other Bhutas. The wrinkle will that while in this kingdom Bhutas may live openly, Fire Bhutas are counted an filth. The pages turn quickly, that is that progress in the saga, at the same time barely enough is that different to maintain curiosity. The romance that began in the 1st book lasts with brand new burdens at the same time challenges.
Review #5
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When I started reading the story at the same time manners hooked me even back in. Deven at the same time Kali wasted much of the book apart at the same time although I didn’t enjoy the suggestion that she might developer emotions for anyone else I felt it produced their connection stronger at the same time more valid as a result. The development of Kali’s opportunities represent her possess self development at the same time belief, her growth as a personality at the same time its amazing to look this portrayed. I have to admit I was concerned about the “samey” storyline of a tournament, but it fit but with the overall approach. Seriously enjoyed the book at the same time can’t wait for the third part.
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