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Blood & Fury
Blood & Fury | Tessa Gratton, Justina Ireland
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Bloody magic. Ancient fury. Prepare for the gripping conclusion to the Chaos & Flame saga, the "fast-paced, action-filled fantasy that reads like a mix of Game of Thrones and Avatar: The Last Airbender" (BCCB) from two beloved New York Times bestselling authors. A single kiss set Chaos ablaze. Picking up months after betrayal transformed Darling Seabreak into the long-lost Phoenix and every House regent into their empyreal form, Darling struggles to make sense of her destiny as a legendary creature. How can she, an orphan with no family, be the one to reunite the fractured houses and bring about peace, if she can't control the magic of her new Phoenix body? Talon Goldhoard, still in love with Darling but wounded by her betrayal, is tasked with ending the vicious war that his family instigated. With the Phoenix reborn, Talon is hopeful that the bloodshed will end swiftly. Instead, the kingdom grows more fraught, with the threat of violence ever present – especially from dark, conniving forces within the walls of his own House Dragon. As Chaos reigns, Talon and Darling must find their way back to each other – not only to survive but to save the kingdom. Can Darling harness the power of the ancient magic that runs through her blood to bring about a new peace? Or will the fury that House Dragon fueled for a hundred-year war be too strong to break?
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AshRaye
Blood & Fury | Tessa Gratton, Justina Ireland
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I didn't know if I should consider it a pan or a so-so. I found it incredibly boring. The last 20% of the book was the best part, nothing really happened before that. I really didn't get a sense of the characters reasoning behind anything. I was left wondering why. There was no clear purpose behind anything. Not to mention, there were quite a few characters that you end up knowing nothing about. It was lacking anything to make it memorable.