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Type of bind: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.6
EAN num: 9780786940189
ISBN number: 0786940182
Label: Wizards of the Coast
Manufacturer: Wizards of the Coast
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 320
Printing Date: July 11, 2006
Publishing house: Wizards of the Coast
Age index: Young Adult
Release Date: July 11, 2006
Sale Popularity Level: 235271
Studio: Wizards of the Coast
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This novel focuses on a sorcereress with the hellish magic of a blood magus at her command and a mounting ambition for territory and domination in her heart, and a ghostwalker’s attempts to defend a village from her seemingly inevitable success.
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Its as good as the other books in the series.
Since one of the main characters is a devil worshipping blood-mage, I wouldnt recommend it for anyone below 13.
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I purchased this book with typical expectation of a Forgotten Realms series book. I have found reading it past the beginning chapters a struggle and that is rare for me. The author seems to be good and know the forgotten realms landscape but the book does not flow smoothly and understanding how bloodmagic works has been difficult IMHO. I'm hoping the subsequent book in the series flows smoother.
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This book gives you a peak into a different kind of hero and although we don't learn alot of Quin, James P. Davis pulls off a good read. Beginning to end its a solid book. Give it a chance and you will be surprised.
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I've been a Forgotten Realms reader for almost 20 years and consider myself very picky when it comes to the genre. I have found many of the new authors lacking when it comes to backstory and character development. However, Bloodwalk gives me new hope. Davis has created compelling characters, each with their own story. I look forward to reading more about Quin and how he came to his current "occupation." Another strength of this book is its uniqueness. Davis has created an imaginative story line that doesn't rely on well-established forms of magic,while still sticking true to D&D rules, in particular Morgynn's brand of blood magic.
Davis has made my list of authors to watch for!
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I've read the entire series now and this book left me with a huge "so what" feeling afterward. The wizard, who should have been the main focal point of the book was one dimensional and boring. No plague needed here. She'll just bore you to death. Her pet was more interesting than she.
The Ghostwalker was kind of "OK, he's kinda cool" but he just wasn't supposed to be the main guy in the story. Honestly, I had to go look up Hoar in my Forgotten Realms campaign guide to remind me who he was. And the fighter? Granted she had more charisma than the wizard in the story, but that's like being the best Ballerina in Galveston.
To be honest, I didn't give a rat's patootie about the main character or even the supporting characters. It took me days to read and when I put it down I just grabbed another book without ruminating at all back on the story or the characters in it.
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