Finished new "Godspeaker" trilogy by Karen Miller
Book Review:
I LOVED this series- it was well worth the read. Hekat irritated me at times, but still I felt drawn to her and I admired her strength and perseverance. I admired her ability to not only survive, but find a way to triumph and strive in such a harsh reality. She is a remarkable character. If you “have faith” and read all the way through to the end of the series, you won't be dissapointed.
The beauty of these books are that they reveal humanity in all its grit.
Tough times demand harsh sacrifices. Although one man's god may appear to be another's demon, there is only one truth. It is not relative.
This book reveals humanities driving desire to do what is “right” even when misled/misguided. When the truth is revealed, all the pieces fall into place
Karen Miller manages to tell this tale without the inevitability that we often find in this genre. Even if it happens as we might have expected, it is subtly unveiled.
I just finished the last book in the Godspeaker trilogy "Hammer of God" and DAMN was that a good series. Excellent plot development, character development and satisfying ending. I LOVED it. Each of the three books followed a different character and reached its true climax at the end of the 3 books.
DON'T READ REVIEWS OF THE FUTURE BOOKS BEFORE READING THEM (It may give away plot you would otherwise enjoy seeing unveiled
Read book one "Empress" by Karen Miller without reading anything about the rest so you don't have the earlier twists spoiled for you. Trust me. The final book is worth the time of reading all three!
I LOVED this series- it was well worth the read. Hekat irritated me at times, but still I felt drawn to her and I admired her strength and perseverance. I admired her ability to not only survive, but find a way to triumph and strive in such a harsh reality. She is a remarkable character. If you “have faith” and read all the way through to the end of the series, you won't be dissapointed.
The beauty of these books are that they reveal humanity in all its grit.
Tough times demand harsh sacrifices. Although one man's god may appear to be another's demon, there is only one truth. It is not relative.
This book reveals humanities driving desire to do what is “right” even when misled/misguided. When the truth is revealed, all the pieces fall into place
Karen Miller manages to tell this tale without the inevitability that we often find in this genre. Even if it happens as we might have expected, it is subtly unveiled.
I just finished the last book in the Godspeaker trilogy "Hammer of God" and DAMN was that a good series. Excellent plot development, character development and satisfying ending. I LOVED it. Each of the three books followed a different character and reached its true climax at the end of the 3 books.
DON'T READ REVIEWS OF THE FUTURE BOOKS BEFORE READING THEM (It may give away plot you would otherwise enjoy seeing unveiled
Read book one "Empress" by Karen Miller without reading anything about the rest so you don't have the earlier twists spoiled for you. Trust me. The final book is worth the time of reading all three!