Temeraire: Blood of Tyrants (Audiobook)

from wishanem

The latest (and penultimate) book in this series.This book is split into three related short story arcs, and my interest in them varied pretty widely. The first one leans heavily on a trope I find really tired, and it doesn't really go away until the last portion of the book. For people who haven...

from Kassilem

I'm sad because I am now caught up with this series and must wait for the next book which is slotted for publication in 2016 if everything goes according to plan. This was a hefty novel after the last one, at half a hundred pages. But all of it exciting. I'll say that the first half of the book w...

from 2wonderY

has Lawrence and Temeraire in Japan, China and Russia. Thankfully, we are spared the long travel segments. I'm recently exhausted by those. The first half of the book has a twisty device - Lawrence has amnesia from a head blow and near drowning. He gets to consider his previous actions from outsi...

from gypsysmom

I love this alternative history fantasy series and I am rather sad that I have only one more book to go. This is a great series to listen to as audiobooks because Simon Vance is the narrator and he is extraordinary. When we last heard from Temeraire and Captain Laurence, in The Crucible of Gold, ...

from auntieknickers

I hold fantasy to a very high standard, so I read very little of it and am always thrilled when I discover a new writer who meets my standards. That happened several years back when I read a review of Naomi Novik's first Temeraire novel. The premise -- what if the Napoleonic Wars had been fought ...