Blood Storm – Rhiannon Hart
Publisher:
Random House Australia
Publication Date: 1 August 2012
Publication Date: 1 August 2012
Pages: 364
Format: paperback
and ebook
Price: AUD
$18.95
Category: Young
Adults
Blurb:
The rain wanted to be
ocean; the ice in the mountain caps wanted freedom. The clouds above my head
rumbled like a growling wolf, impatient to release their burden. I turned to
Renata, heard her gasp and knew my eyes glowed blue.
I spoke a single word. ‘Rain’
Zeraphina
and Rodden have defeated the Lharmellin leader, but could the rest of the
vicious creatures still be active? The two travel across the sea in search of
the elusive ingredients that will help them to destroy the Lharmellins once and
for all. Along the way, shadows from Rodden’s dark past come back to haunt him
and Zeraphina must grapple with something more terrifying than her hunger for
the north: her mother’s determination to see her wayward daughter married to a
prince at all costs.
Review:
WOW! Such a
mesmerizing read. Rhiannon Hart has written yet another enticing read.
This series just
keeps on getting better. Stephanie Meyer had better watch out, this is by far a
more enthralling read than Twilight.
There is so much
darkness throughout the book but the
romance that is stirring between Princess Zeraphina and Rodden really makes for
a juicy read.
Zeraphina becomes
more than just a princess, she does things a respectable royal would not, she
goes travelling the countryside alone with Rodden, who is seen by most as a
commoner. From this I caught that Zeraphina doesn’t want to be seen as just a
princess, she actually wants yo help the people of Brivora. The feeling of
sitting in a thrown bore no interest to Zeraphina because you can’t see what
people need by staying in a castle and not visiting the people under your rule.
I was totally
captivated by both Blood Song and Blood Storm I can’t wait to see what Hart has in store for
us in the next book of the Lharmell series.
5/5
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