Cry of Fangs by Kailey Alessi - Fable

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Publisher Description

For years, the vampire nations of Lucia and Torin have lived in an uneasy peace. That all changed when Lucia annexed the independent city-state of Cesvic. Now, war is looming on the horizon and no one is safe.

A Slave

Far away in the Lucian capital, Hayden is the human blood bag of the youngest Lucian prince. And a pawn in a political game of chess that might bring the nation to its knees.

A Monk

Mora, in Cesvic, is worried. She serves as a Monk of the Goddess of Humans, and the Lucians have declared her faith dangerous and heretical. It will take all her wits and courage to keep the humans in her care safe.

A Soldier

In Torin, Aldon is a cadet at the military academy. One who most definitely does not want to be there. He will have to find his strength if he is to survive both the school and the battlefield.

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5 Reviews

3.5

Dallas Brechbuhler

Created 3 months ago

Ninia Reads

Created 9 months ago

“The first thing that jumps at you with this book is the cover, which spoke to me immediately, as an original Twilight girlie. But I really like that vampires are not just the more "tame" love interests that we've come to know (and love) but that some, if not most are still bad guys, at least in someone's story. But this book is so much more, it is inclusive, it's set in a complex world, with complex problems that are viewed from different sides, through the eyes of different POV's. Here lies one of my "problems" and the reason why this book got 4 stars and not 5, I can't care about that many characters at the same time and with the same devotion. Each of the different POV's has an own, distinct voice, and each adds something to the story. This is very much a fisrt book in a series, and it sets everything up for the next book(s). When you reach the last pages some of the different strings that are the characters are starting to weave together and it promises to be an interesting story to follow. I'm definitely waiting to see what comes next.”

Francisca Badilla Rubilar

Created 10 months ago

“(Sorry my bad english, this is not my first language) Thanks for the opportunity of read this book. This review have a little list of things, maybe good or bad, depends of who is reading. First of all, I loved that this book incluyes queer representation and mental illnes because is refreshing read this kind of material without being romanticized. Second, at the moment that I see the cover, my first impression was a romantic queer relationship between a human and a vampire, but i was totally wrong. Third, i really liked the multipovs but thanks to the chapter's tittles, it was less difficult to iddentify the characters because it has a lot of names and sometimes was confuse to read. Fourth, the world building is quite well because there are not infodumps or akwards things and slowly we get to learn what kind kind of world, they are living. Fifth and the last one, all the characters adds something new to the story, the author presents everyone with their own distinctis voices and complicated situations in their lifes making that the readers feels empathy with them. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.”

Furan

Created 10 months ago

“(Sorry my bad english, this is not my first language) Thanks for the opportunity of read this book. This review have a little list of things, maybe good or bad, depends of who is reading. First of all, I loved that this book incluyes queer representation and mental illnes because is refreshing read this kind of material without being romanticized. Second, at the moment that I see the cover, my first impression was a romantic queer relationship between a human and a vampire, but i was totally wrong. Third, i really liked the multipovs but thanks to the chapter's tittles, it was less difficult to iddentify the characters because it has a lot of names and sometimes was confuse to read. Fourth, the world building is quite well because there are not infodumps or akwards things and slowly we get to learn what kind kind of world, they are living. Fifth and the last one, all the characters adds something new to the story, the author presents everyone with their own distinctis voices and complicated situations in their lifes making that the readers feels empathy with them. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.”

francisca badilla rubilar

Created 10 months ago

“(Sorry my bad english, this is not my first language) Thanks for the opportunity of read this book. This review have a little list of things, maybe good or bad, depends of who is reading. First of all, I loved that this book incluyes queer representation and mental illnes because is refreshing read this kind of material without being romanticized. Second, at the moment that I see the cover, my first impression was a romantic queer relationship between a human and a vampire, but i was totally wrong. Third, i really liked the multipovs but thanks to the chapter's tittles, it was less difficult to iddentify the characters because it has a lot of names and sometimes was confuse to read. Fourth, the world building is quite well because there are not infodumps or akwards things and slowly we get to learn what kind kind of world, they are living. Fifth and the last one, all the characters adds something new to the story, the author presents everyone with their own distinctis voices and complicated situations in their lifes making that the readers feels empathy with them. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.”