Thất Chủng Vũ Khí - Trọn Bộ 7 Cuốn tải xuống LIT miễn phí

Juhun Park omoripiano32bd — I am going to start out by saying that I enjoyed this book. However, when comparing it to the rest of the books I read in this series... I don't know... it just didn't pull me in the way the previous books did. I am not sure if it was the storylines or perhaps the fact that this book, out of all of them, seemed to drag a little bit. I know I am being a bit vague, but I don't want to give any spoilers away. Also, there is a BIG, HUGE CLIFFHANGER at the end of the book. Frankly, I am not a big fan of cliffhangers and I think that also turned me off a bit. I know why authors and publishers do this.... so you'll buy the next book of course, but if I had read these as they came out... I would be ROYALLY annoyed! Luckily, my impatient self does not have to wait ;o). In this book Rose graduates from the Academy, is still wondering about Dimitri (who is basically stalking her), trying to find a way to make him not a Strigoi anymore, and now she has to deal with struggling to find out what her place will be beyond graduation. We also have more of the other side stories like Lissa and Christian, Rose and Adrian, Abe and Rose and once again we meet some new characters. Poor Rose is always put in such precarious positions. The whole book is full of those. Rose is always so anxious to 'put things right' that she goes to the extremes to do that. Another thing that I won't say turned me off, but frustrated me something awful, was the whole Rose and Dimitri storyline...espcially later on in the story. I just hope Dimitri finally does realize all that Rose did for him. Oh, and there was a more political undertone to this book than the previous ones. I didn't mind that, but I noticed in other reviews, that it annoyed some people. I believe that Mead needed to put all the politics in this book because I THINK that will be the premise for the next book (or at least be a BIG part of it). Overall, I did like this book. I would give it a 3 3/4 star to a 4 star rating. I am now off to start reading the last part of this series. Keeping my fingers crossed that many questions will be answered.

Daniel George eigengrau — Like 1977, this volume of the Red Riding Quartet took me quite a while to get in to (100 pages, to be exact) - but once hooked, it was hard to put down. I feel the challenge for Peace throughout this series was to create unique narrative voices (since each story is told from the very close POV of different characters), while still maintaining some sense of familiarity from book to book. The narrative voice of Peter Hunter just never clicked for me, and the constant repetition of long passages of text felt much too gimmicky (and became quite boring after a while). All that said, however, I think 1980 had the clearest and, perhaps, most "thrilling" plot of the series. More calculated and far less graphic, 1980 was a nice break from the bleak and chaotic intensity of 1974 and 1977. SIDE NOTE: I loved the BBC miniseries based on the books, and thought the film-version of 1974 was a great adaptation of Peace's original work. With 1980, however, I feel the film makers really missed their mark.

Giselle Torres _iselle_ — an okay book. entertaining and well-written, but the plot was sketchy and the"big reveal" in the end didn't pay off. I liked the characters, but I was never that invested in the stakes of the mystery. a good summer read.

Kamil Asura _ — Originally posted at: http://whippedcream2.blogspot.com/201... A witch, and a wizard, and a werewolf... Oh, my! Raina's world turns upside down the day she discovers the statue that has been standing guard in her bedroom has suddenly vanished. She wonders why, but her attention is focused on keeping away from an alpha werewolf bent on taking her as his mate. Protection spells can only do so much and only if Michael means harm, which her body senses is not the case. Still she can't help feeling terrified whenever he's near and eventually her call for help is answered. She just didn't think Aleric would look so much like her missing statue or bring with him the news that her soul is in danger of being stolen. Now that pesky werewolf is back, but this time when she touches Michael, terror is the last thing she feels. The lust, the magic, and the men... what more could a girl want? Well there is the little matter of Raina possibly losing her soul ... Ms. Kitts manages to once again keep me on my reading toes with this laugh-out-loud and sexy story. The dialogue is witty and the characters unique. While a few of the scenes changed a bit abruptly, which disrupted some of the story flow, the racier moments between the witch and her wizard and werewolf more than made up for that. My favorite character came in the form of a very sensible if sarcastic, cursed wizard living with Raina as her snake familiar. Percy and Raina have an 'old married couple' kind of relationship and Percy's moment of triumph in the story is awesome. Fans of paranormal romance will definitely embrace this new story by Ms. Kitts.