Shadow in the Deep (Binding of the Blade #3)

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As the rains fall and the floodwaters rise, Aljeron embarks on a dangerous quest across the forsaken land of Nolthanin Learn More at For all of Kirthanin, the days are dark and hope seems far away And yet, in the midst of their darkness, a ray of light appears when Benjiah takes up Valzaan s staff and enters where all others fear to go. Best Read [ Shadow in the Deep (Binding of the Blade #3) ] author [ L.B. Graham ] – kino-fada.fr This book was good But I do think that some of the descriptions could be taken out. Shadow in the Deep is the third book in the Binding of the Blade series It follows right where Bringer of Storms left off it almost feels like they could have beensatisfying if Bringer of Storms and Shadow in the Deep were together as one book But, if you have the next book handy, it just the same, I suppose.So yeah, it was a little slow It kind of had the same plot of sorts as the book before it that s why I d like them combined, haha still running from the dark army and the drea Shadow in the Deep is the third book in the Binding of the Blade series It follows right where Bringer of Storms left off it almost feels like they could have beensatisfying if Bringer of Storms and Shadow in the Deep were together as one book But, if you have the next book handy, it just the same, I suppose.So yeah, it was a little slow It kind of had the same plot of sorts as the book before it that s why I d like them combined, haha still running from the dark army and the dreaded bringer of storms monster They engaged in another battle, but still haven t really gotten anywhere, as for victory However, new plots sprung up near...I think this whole series would be greatly improved if 200 pages or so of superfluous dialogue and description were cut out of each book The dialogue is particularly annoying, since the characters often go from serious, formal discussions to silly jokes sprinkled with 21st century expressions in less than a page And, of course, the author can t resist the temptation to copy The Lord of the Rings, though he doesn t go quite as far as Christopher Paolini All in all, though, this book was a litt I think this whole series would be greatly improved if 200 pages or so of superfluous dialogue and description were cut out of each ...The narrative picks up mere moments after the end of Bringer of Storms So read that book before this one please With out giving spoilers all I can say is If you ve read the first two books, you already know that you want to read this one And After reading this one you are instantly going to...Wonderful 3rd book in the series but I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out who the mysterious man at the end of the book was..oops.XPyou ll just have to read number 4 to find out who it is DI love Koshti and AljeronExcellentI really like this series although they could be shortened they can be a little slow some times but besides that they re good.Interesting A must read for all.This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers To view it, click here This is taking too long Knowing about Synoki while the characters don t is so stressful Really Valzaan is ALIVE I kind of figured, but still.

Shadow in the Deep (Binding of the Blade #3)
  • English
  • 11 August 2018
  • Kindle Edition
  • 506 pages
  • L.B. Graham
  • Shadow in the Deep (Binding of the Blade #3)