Bel Dame Apocrypha: Infidel : Bel Dame Apocrypha Volume 2 (Paperback)

from pwaites

Infidel is the sequel to God's War and takes place six years after it. I recommend reading God's War first, but it is not unfeasible to read Infidel without having read God's War. However, you will have missed out on the world building introduced in the first book and may have difficulty catching...

from jen.e.moore

Way better than the first book, both because it knows where it's going from page one and because the story does a great job of making all the characters' choices harder and more biting. I can't wait to see what happens to Nyx in the third book.

from nnschiller

A lot of what I liked about Infidel can be summed up by saying it reminds me of Ani Difranco's song Untouchable Face. Hurley does a great job balancing relationships and conflict and not reducing relationships to either their conflict or the resolution thereof. Multiple ongoing relationships in t...

from rrainer

I look for reasons not to give books five stars, because it's not something I want to hand out to just anything, even if I like it. Five stars means the book has something special. This book has something special.I really liked the first book in the series, God's War, but I struggled a bit with s...

from AltheaAnn

Everything I hoped for in a sequel...I felt this was every bit as good as 'God's War,' and I loved being transported back to Hurley's poisonous, bug-infested world.However - I'd definitely recommend starting with the first book - this is one where you won't be lost, plot-wise, but it's going to b...