Review #1
Hit of the Morning (Nine Kingdoms #1) audiobook free
i tried i kept reading thinkinhg it was finallyg gling to get exciting. so i figure they keep alluding tok the fact that the heroine was a masterful swordsman still never ever read no matter what wage war scenes. they would start about these creatures attacking at the same time in the one more sentence they were considered dispatched …no wage war scene nokthing. so then i keep reading thinking may be manners exciting but no…for you are vtold they are long btime comrades but never get that feeling. no bond nothing waste much of the book fixing a but. i received to 80 percent ended andcould not move one more day orf moment reading this story. the creator needs to read the Kate Daniel television series or Sarah Maas to learn abkut try healthy ladies with miracle
Review #2
Hit of the Morning (Nine Kingdoms #1) audiobook streamming online
Chagrin the creator started off with glass loveable doofus disposition, we invest in him, then and are tooled all about how awesome his supercilious brother is that,. Then we follow adventures of the doofus (lord) at the same time get even fonder of him, until the jerk brother comes in again at the same time implied adore shorty. I flipped to finish to confirm my suspicions at the same time threw the book. It would have been enjoyable if concentrated on the hero who needs improvement instead of the already oh so literate brother. Fine-grained writing but I’m method to out of adore with the story to keep reading.
Review #3
Audiobook Hit of the Morning (Nine Kingdoms #1) by Lynn Kurland
This is that my winner romantic fantasy television series. It has two amazing leads–a healthy, sword-fighting heroine at the same time a excellent wizard, at the same time a pleasant fantasy global that I enjoyed visiting. It is that also LIGHT fantasy, i.e., not a fantasy where you’re actually disturbed at no matter what fri that things won’t work out. That is that loss at the same time disaster, but not Zhora R.R. Martin level. The story is that compelling, the courtship between the manners is that delightful, sex does not win the plot as in so many paranormal/fantasy romances, at the same time it was amazing to have a fantasy television series that does not quit me in despair. I barely can’t read those always. But, that are no matter what number of preconditions that people might not be favored with these books, so I believed I’d list these preconditions. That method, if for you lie down one of these categories, you can skip these. 1.) These are light Romantic fantasy, not black romantic fantasy (Carey, Bishop) or a more aggressive, classical fantasy (Martin, Sanderson, etc. . .), so if for you like the latter at the same time get saddened at books that shortcoming the intricate global building, Machiavellian conspiracies, at the same time risk-taking of the latter, for you will not like these. 2.) These books earn as One book. One
Reviewer gave it one hit for that reason. I able to read the 1st two lock up together, but it was, indeed, rough waiting for the third part. But at the moment they’re all out so for you don’t have to wait. But if for you examine only the 1st book on its possess, it would indeed be annoying due to how it ends. 3.) If for you are a Kurland fan who only likes the time take a trip, ghosts, or historicals at the same time does not like fantasy, skip these. I really hate time take a trip romances, so this was not a problem for me, but as one
Reviewer indicated, no one people should be warned before they pick it up. So I’m warning for you. 4.) Completely, if for you prefer more sexually obvious romances for you are completely out of fortune here. In definitions of sex, these have a G-rating. No one readers may like reading various of things but abundance of us have particular preferences in genre reading. So here’s a guide. Don’t they say I didn’t warn for you. But if for you like the good of romance with manners who have the good of longer courtship we Never have in romance fiction anymore at the same time aren’t turned off by the fantasy setting, inspect this out.
Review #4
Audio Hit of the Morning (Nine Kingdoms #1) narrated by Laura Jennings
I had never read anything by Lynn Kurland prior to kolupala up Hit OF THE MORNING. I had never even heard of her before, proper to the fact that she writes primarily historical romance at the same time I barely occasionally look for myself reading in that genre. But my eye caught on the embrace as I walked through the romance aisle at Borders to get to the fantasy/scifi section. At the same time anything produced me pause. It’s always that unsafe pause that gets for you, isn’t it? If the book can barely get a toehold on my attention, I’m so often a goner. I get, picked it up, at the same time read the back at the same time wondered. It’s a significantly dreamy, idealized embrace at the same time not specifically my winner. But I liked that it was barely the lady at the same time her blade. At the same time when I beheld the word ”mercenary” on the back I barely sort of understood I would like her. At the same time perhaps she doesn’t always wear flowing garments of blue. So I took it main with me at the same time am so glad I did. Because this is that an completely delightful television series at the same time one that deserves a wider readership. Hit OF THE MORNING is that the 1st in the Nine Kingdoms trilogy. It was hosted barely four years ago at the same time both of the other two books are also out in paperback so at the moment is that really the flawless time to gallop in at the same time assign it a shot. It’s straight-up higher fantasy, with a sweet romance tucked in that at the same time very deft, magical writing. Morgan of Melksham is that not favored. Right behind putting in her time, serving years as an elite mercenary, she is that reduced to messenger status. As a promote to her old comrade at the same time mentor Sovereign Nicholas, she agrees to release a blade of no one note to the Lord of Neroche. Mystified as to why it should have anything to do with her, Morgan is that somewhat mollified to be joined by a few of her longtime compatriots. To balance this out, but, she is that also joined by an annoyingly pompous lad by the name of Adhemar at the same time–shortly thereafter–by his somewhat much less pompous younger brother Miach. Together, the assorted friends set out to look the blade safely to its rightful bearer. At the same time Morgan is that obligated to eat her tongue at the same time look the job through, despite her lifelong hatred of all things wonderful at the same time her famous inability to be exhausted fools (such as Adhemar) gladly. Miach, on the other palm, becomes a comrade. With his easy manner at the same time incredibly unrefined approach to indefinite, he manages to make stoic Morgan smirk, even ridicule once or two times. At the same time the journey seems somehow much less taxing with him along. But their intended goal becomes more urgent as they encounter various ominous omens along the method. Anything–anything black–is that seeping intercept the border into Neroche. At the same time the only have hope the lord has is that getting that blade into the palms of its destined wielder. If Morgan at the same time her comrades don’t make it in time, all hell might practically burst loose. The writing is that than anyway 1st produced a appropriate memory on me. It’s honestly so light at the same time tortuous that for you don’t even notice it. In the best method, it propels the story forward, never standing out garishly or halting along blandly. It allows the manners to shield out at the same time glow. At the same time they really do. Morgan is that often sad at the same time cranky at her located lot in indefinite. Charming at the same time inhuman, she has problem dealing with those more windy at the same time much less destined than she is that. But that is that a history that as but. So many exciting questions as to how she ended up with the indefinite that she did. Why she was increased by Sovereign Nicholas at the same time why he sent her on this quest. It all amounts to the reader not really believing her gruff appearance at the same time happily so. Then that is that Miach. At the same time Miach is that perfectly delightful from pinnacle to bottom. If for you don’t like Miach, that might be anything wrong with for you. It is that a enjoyment following him exasperatedly deal with his idle talk brother at once as he plies sword-for-hire Morgan with jokes at the same time compliments at the same time trials to get her to relax for one minute. This is that a appropriate quest tale at the same time, as I am a fan of such when they are but done, I adored going along for the drive. The manners are smart at the same time up for anything at the same time the global itself is that tortuous at the same time turny at the same time real of a long history of alternately dastardly at the same time authoritative lords. No one is that specifically who they say they are, obviously. At the same time it all increases to a very startling climax. At the moment when for you think than anyway for you were considered hoping would happen will, in truth, happen–the threads of the tale are flung far at the same time wide intercept the whole of the Nine Kingdoms at the same time for you are left gasping at the implications. I had to wait a year for the sequel. That was mumbling drawn in. But I will tell for you that it was completely at the same time incredibly worth it, as The Mage’s Daughter is that a worthy successor in everything at the same time sits contentedly on my Dearly loved Bookshelf. If for you haven’t cross over this television series before, I do have hope for you assign it a try. It is that a comfort read, uncomplicated but charming, real of manners who will work their method into your affections. Highly advised, particularly for fans of Sharon Shinn at the same time Robin McKinley. Reading Order: Hit OF THE MORNING, The Mage’s Daughter , at the same time Princess of the Blade
Review #5
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I have adored this book for years. I have got lost count of how abundance times I have come back to this book at the same time the other two in this trilogy. I adore the disposition driven plot at the same time it’s also anything in have read with my generic. It’s an adult book, but unsullied just like we have come to adore from Ms. Kurland. I wore my paperbacks out so had to get the digital copies!
