Viper: Book 1 in the thrilling YA fantasy trilogy set on the high seas (Isles of Storm and Sorrow)

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I have said it before and I will say it again… JRW is losing a step with her work. I think its because she has already written as far as she knows and has started regurgitating her work. Her characters are not just flawed, they are unlikeable. Normally, with hard characters, you find a kernel of something that is redeemable. This novel revolves around Kane and Nadya, Apex and Callum. This book is full of intense connections and emotions. From evil to lightness and love, we get it all. From gross and raw imagery to hot scenes that reek of testosterone, it is hard not to get attached to the story. (small but hot scene w. m-m) Callie collects tiny bones and whispers to imaginary friends, and Rob is afraid of what she might to do Annie, her younger sister. She sees a darkness in Callie that reminds her of the family she left behind, and a life she has tried to forget.

A wild, twisted family gothic unlike any you've read before' - PAUL TREMBLAY, author of A HEADFUL OF GHOSTS

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Give this one a chance. Even as the Viper fanatic I am I didn't think much of this one until very recently. El libro ha tenido todo lo que me gusta de Ward, una buena relación, sus buenas dosis de acción, y unas historias secundarias que no se han hecho pesadas. Ésta vez, hasta nos ha dejado ver un poquito el principio de un romance homosexual entre uno de los vampiros y uno de los lobos. This is definitely the most straightforward release in his discography, although it still definitely displays the hazy Viper charm found in later releases. His production is much bouncier and tight here, while still being lo-fi, and Viper probably raps faster on this album than any album after. He sounds like a chill but intimidating mobster here. This dazzlingly clever cosy crime novel completely trumps Richard Osman. A modern Agatha Christie'– SUNDAY TIMES In a previous book, Kane was horribly burned, helping to save others, and Nadya was helping to heal him (not that it was really possible). We start this book with a prison break and Kane being taken to the wolf's encampment, where the Grey Wolf offers him a choice. He would heal if he became *other*.

Problém nastává v momentě, kdy autorka začne na čtenáře házet jedno klišé za druhým. Sice se to snaží trochu překroutit, nějakým jiným způsobem z toho vybruslit, ale výsledek zůstává pořád stejný. Po té první čtvrtině to bylo jako na houpačce - chvilku mi ta knížka přišla skvělá, povedeně svá, jenže pak přišel zase moment, kdy tam autorka práskla další neoriginální zvrat. Takže z neotřelé young adult fantasy to sklouzávalo k dosti tuctové záležitosti, což mě osobně velmi mrzelo. Oh, magic also exists in this world/realm/whatever, but it has supposedly disappeared alongside those who know how to wield it. But being the special snowflake Marianne is, of course, she can wield it (which she does by having read a few books and afterwards mumbling a few words). BAM! Of course, the magic system and how it works wasn’t explained.Viper did the production and wrote most the lyrics of this album. He later admitted he made it just cause he wanted to bang this girl, because her singing is absolutely terrible. Some of these beats are genuinely great and worth suffering through The Shaggs-esque singing to listen to. A desert-dust nightmare with a scorpion's sting. I loved it' - EMMA STONEX, author of THE LAMPLIGHTERS