Gods of Blood and Bone (Seeds of Chaos) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (934 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692498575 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 380 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
At first, I was enamored by the ability to augment everything about myself−to become smarter, stronger, prettierbetter. But after my teleportation to that first Trial−a death tournament held on a beautiful, vicious alien world−I would have done anything to escape the Game. I am the new god. I never wanted to become a Player in the Game, never intended for any of this to happen. I was content with my ordinary, invisible existence among the millions of civilians crowding my city. But every deadly choice I made along the way eroded not only what once made me weak, but what also made me human.. I needed power t
Bad ending The bulk of the book is ok, not great but solid enough that you won't have much trouble getting through the story.The ending is where this book completely falls apart. I can't go into too much detail here without spoilers, so I'll try to describe the experience. I'll try to avoid them, but minor spoilers may be ahead.Your reading along and as the story goes on you begin to get a suspicion, and you imagine the most horrible, cliche explanation for why the antagonists are acting. "I knew within the first few pages that I was going to love this book" according to mike. Gods of Blood and Bone by Azalea Ellis was given me in e-format in exchange for a review.I knew within the first few pages that I was going to love this book. I was immediately caught up in the story. Basically, people are abducted and implanted with devices that put them into a "game" where they are forced to participate in vicious activities, if they are not successful they die, in the game and real life.The author, Azalea Ellis, does a fantastic job of keeping the reader in. "This Book is Amazing!" according to March12. This book was amazing. There are very few books I'd give five stars like this one, but it definitely deserves it. First let me say that while I've heard that some people are unhappy with the ending, I don't understand why. If this was the standalone book or the end of a series I could see it, but it's clearly the start of a series.Furthermore, it's not even a cop out ending - the protagonist and companions do confront and deal with the main antagonist of the first book and mee