Hoàn Thiện Kỹ Năng Giao Tiếp (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Agency Of _gency_ — ** spoiler alert ** I loved reading this book. It made my heart pound, ache, and rejoice all at the same time. The story picks up twenty years after the first book; Thirrin and Oskan are married and parents of five teenagers. And despite the relative peace that the Icemark has enjoyed, the land still faces obliteration from Scipio Bellorum and his sons! I shuddered when I thought about his return. He was already very ruthless, so I knew that if he ever reared his evil head again that he would be new and improved. Boy, he didn't disappoint! He was heartless and trained his sons to follow in his footsteps. Another aspect of the second book in the Chronicles of the Icemark series that I enjoyed was the enphasis on family. Everyone has a family, legacy, or some sort of dynasty. I liked how the parents and their offspring related with each other. I was most moved by the youngest Lindenshield daughter, Medea. She broke my heart - it was Cain all over again, but super powerful. I felt sorry for her bitter resentment of her entire family and the lengths that she went through to hurt them. I also rejoiced over the transformation of Sharley, the youngest Lindenshield. He grew by leaps and bounds and became a fearsome warrior, like his mother. Relationships dominated this story and that definitely made losses more painful and victories more sweet. Nothing tears at the core of people like their love for their children and spouses. It made the story realistic and relatable. Even between the vampire king and queen deep and true love is felt. The best parts of all were the battle scenes. They were gritty and nail biting, and made my pulse quicken. Stuart Hill made me want to be a Hypolitan archer, a housecarl holding a shield wall, a member of the snowleopard calvary, or a wolfperson sending a howling message. But most of all, he made me want to be Thirrin, Strong-in-the-Arm Lindenshield, Queen of the Icemark, and Wildcat of the North. The women in this story make me proud to be female - girlpower rocks!!

Dillip Kar dillipkar — This may be my favorite book. It explains so much about the world before Christianity was mainstream, as well as helps you understand femininity.