Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone The Blood Knight, Book 3, (Paperback)

from calimero

I don't read Fantasy; I don't like the genre. They all seem like "The Lord of the Rings" to me. Same stuff, probably written for geeks, right? People who play dungeons and dragons. I don't, I never have, but somebody recommended it as a great book, and it was $5, so I bought it, and I was hooked....

from Highlander99

The third (and not the last I'm delighted to say) books of Gregory Keyes brilliant "Kingdoms of Bone & Thorn" series. He paints a rich world of mythos and lyrical history superimposed with a suspenseful and fast moving storyline. Any fans of Tolkien, Guy Gavriel Kay, Julian May or Robin Hobb are ...

from lewispike

The first book, and to a lesser extent the second book of this series I criticised for their tendency to have rather shallow, predictable characters - the rebellious princess, the dashing duellist, the naive but true knight and so on, whilst at the same time lauding the world, the structure and t...

from AltheaAnn

This excellent fantasy series ("Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone") is veryreminiscent of George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire - except thatit's actually finished! (There's one more book in the series that Ihaven't yet read.) It follows a similar format, structurally, and the'feel' of the writing i...

from theforestofbooks

Book three of four which is a stronger read than the previous book. It took a while for all the elements to come together but after a quarter of the way through the plot moves at pace. Each chapter, following a separate character, teases the reader with an individual cliff hanger which gives the ...