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| Original Title: | Blood and Tempest |
| ISBN: | 0316268208 (ISBN13: 9780316268202) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Empire of Storms #3 |
Jon Skovron
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 416 pages Rating: 4.11 | 669 Users | 79 Reviews
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| Title | : | Blood and Tempest (Empire of Storms #3) |
| Author | : | Jon Skovron |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 416 pages |
| Published | : | November 28th 2017 by Orbit (first published November 21st 2017) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Epic Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic |
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The thrilling conclusion to Jon Skovron's adventure fantasy series, two young people from a fracturing empire spread across savage seas must find a way to keep their nation together.Still reeling from the events at Dawn's Light, Hope struggles to understand what it means to be a warrior who has vowed to never again take up a sword.
Red is enjoying his new role as imperial spy. Perhaps a bit too much. But his loyalties will be tested when his employer, Lady Hempist, relents and assigns him the one task he's been begging for all along: recruiting Hope and Brigga Lin to help rid the empire of biomancery once and for all.
Fate brought them together; it will tear their empire apart.
The Empire of Storms
Hope and Red
Bane and Shadow
Blood and Tempest
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Ratings: 4.11 From 669 Users | 79 ReviewsArticle Of Books Blood and Tempest (Empire of Storms #3)
A great ending for an even greater trilogy.Hope has left the Pirate Bane days behind her. She's now back in Bleak Hope where everything started, trying to find a semblance of inner piece. Hope's former crew is scattered across the Empire. Brigga Lin and Jilly are part of another pirate crew, Alash is secluded in an island, and none knows what happened to the rest. Finally, Red has get rid of the Biomancers' control and now enjoys his days as an employ of Lady Hempist. Or at least he did, upA justified and warranted ending to a thrilling trilogy by Skovron.
An incredibly underrated, well-written political fantasy. If you like your fantasy light on the romance, heavy on the characters and world-building, and creative in its stance on race, colonialism, technology, and even gender roles, then pick this one up. I, for one, can't wait to see what Skovron comes up with next.
*Source* Library*Genre* Fantasy*Rating* 3.5*Thoughts*Blood and Tempest is the third and final installment in author Jon Skovron's Empire of Storms. Although this series has mostly focused on Bleak Hope and Red over the last two books, Skovron has added other characters and given them much broader narrative in this series than perhaps was absolutely necessary. As this story picks up, Red has taken control over his darker side; his shadow side that was put there by the biomancers who used him to
A whimpering finale to a good series. There were a lot of chances to up the tension with back and forths, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, but instead, every single time, the author chose to take the easy way out. A fleet of ships attacking? No problem, the Kraken is now a good guy, so have him deal with the fleet. Two battalions of fresh enemy troops attacking? No worries, reanimate the recently (and easily) defeated monsters to handily wipe them out. Finally, the Big Bad Biomancer
Good ending. However I preferred the first half of the book.
I'm going to repeat what I've been saying: I really wish I liked this series more - it felt like it had the right ingredients, but something about it didn't work.Was it, for example, how easy things seemed to be? When Red and Brigga face the kraken, they realise that (view spoiler)[Fitmol Bet, the biomancer controlling it, is Brigga's old teacher - and is on their side. They then get to co-operate with the kraken (hide spoiler)]. It feels like we're reading an epic - but the narration doesn't
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