But once it kicked in, it came alive and helped propelled the book to the end.Ī volley of arrows whistled from the ramparts into the writhing swarm, and the shrieking of the Volgar swelled to screams. Earlier in the book the fantasy element was minimal and took almost 60% before it started to pick up. The book started a little too slow for my liking. I love how she tirelessly strived to be her best no matter which situation she was thrown into. “My conscience demands that I acknowledge you. I like that he tried to fight his heart, but I rather he not succumbed to it too quickly. However, in this book I feel like his personality was much more muted. What I love the most about Kjell in previous book was his loyalty and valiance. He understood trying to hold a kingdom together when it was falling apart.
It isn’t what I hoped but I still enjoyed it at the end. I love Kjell in book 1 and was excited when I found out he’s getting his own book so I had a high expectation for this one. Feeling indebted to Kjell, she bound herself to him, unknowingly altering the course of their lives. While she could foresee the future, she couldn’t recall anything from the past. Even though she could see glimpses of the future, her position in the society rendered her useless. Sasha came from a small village in trouble. During one of his mission, he stumbled upon a strange woman. A few years after the attack on Jeru, the Volgars were dwindling and Kjell was determined to eradicate them completely. As a warrior he was feared and respected, and never desired for the throne. Kjell of Jeru was the King’s bastard older brother. Type: Standalone Book 2 of The Bird and the Sword Chronicles
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