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 The Noble Dead: Rebel Fay - Barb Hendee
 The Noble Dead: Rebel Fay - Barb Hendee ... RocNewest Review: ... and their interwoven destiny. Having read the others in this series in rapid succession I was waiting with baited breath for ... more ... Rebel Fay and I was not disappointed.
The clarity of the story could be mistaken for simplicity but the history, the politics and the cultures of the book and it's characters are broad. There is so much which could yet be explored, allowing for many varied branches of this story.
Leesil and Magiere's relationship is one which begs hope in the reader and the ultimate mission is almost an aside to the importance of the 'humanity' between them.
The title indicates a reference to Magiere and Leesil's canine co...more |
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The Noble Dead: Rebel Fay - Barb Hendee: Part vampire, part human, perfect hunter (329 words)
by - written on 25/08/08 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Following the reviews for the books previous to this one in the series; Rebel Fay Magiere is a Dhampir, half human, half vampire, created only to destroy full vampires. Her partner, Leesil, is half human and half elven, he brings his own skills and history to a set of books detailing a colossal journey, a series of life threatening adventures and no end of personal intrigues from the main characters and their interwoven destiny. Having read the others in this series in rapid succession I was waiting with baited breath for Rebel Fay and I was not disappointed. The clarity of the story could be mistaken for simplicity but the history, the ... Read the complete review
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