Twelve Kings: The Song of the Shattered Sands
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Twelve Kings is an interesting beginning to a fantasy series with a fascinating (yet not very defined) magic system and great world-building. Beaulieu paints clear and lush imagery of the world we're visiting. The sights, the smell - I could always picture what we're supposed to see in different scenes. We are offered four points of view in Twelve Kings: Ceda, Emre, Ramahd and Ihsan. Ceda is strong, yet vulnerable with quite a few flaws but also a tender heart when it comes to the people she loves (and sometimes even those she doesn't know at all!). Emre is deeply troubled with a good heart but shaped by what has happened to him and his family and therefore utterly misguided. Ramahd is mysterious, fascinating and I have a feeling his goal of vengeance will get sidetracked in the future. I'm curious to know more about the Kings and the mysteries still lurking in the shadows. The prose was really hard to get into at first for me, perhaps because the descriptions were sometimes a bit too detailed or maybe the beginning of the story was just too slow for me. But about halfway through everything picked up and the writing urged me to read on. I will definitely pick up the next book to see the story unfold.
Beschreibung
Beiträge
Twelve Kings is an interesting beginning to a fantasy series with a fascinating (yet not very defined) magic system and great world-building. Beaulieu paints clear and lush imagery of the world we're visiting. The sights, the smell - I could always picture what we're supposed to see in different scenes. We are offered four points of view in Twelve Kings: Ceda, Emre, Ramahd and Ihsan. Ceda is strong, yet vulnerable with quite a few flaws but also a tender heart when it comes to the people she loves (and sometimes even those she doesn't know at all!). Emre is deeply troubled with a good heart but shaped by what has happened to him and his family and therefore utterly misguided. Ramahd is mysterious, fascinating and I have a feeling his goal of vengeance will get sidetracked in the future. I'm curious to know more about the Kings and the mysteries still lurking in the shadows. The prose was really hard to get into at first for me, perhaps because the descriptions were sometimes a bit too detailed or maybe the beginning of the story was just too slow for me. But about halfway through everything picked up and the writing urged me to read on. I will definitely pick up the next book to see the story unfold.