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May 05, 2015 06:22PM

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"The swordpoint is my priest. The dance of death is my prayer. The killing blow is my release."
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I am really looking forward to continuing on with this book and I have to say, till now this book deserves all the hype that is surrounding it!

You find out a bit later in the book that Scholars and Tribesmen have dilated pupils or something? Just wider and darker pupils I think.

Morgannah wrote: "Did anyone else have difficulties picturing the setting? I had read it would be similar to old Rome but I just couldn't visualize it."
I didn't really have difficulty visualizing the setting but I think knowing that it was based on Ancient Rome really helped because it gives you a base point to start with.




oh god yeah. the thing that happened with marcus was so gross and made my skin crawl. and the poor servant girls ugh




Same here for me too!! I kept trying to picture it more game of thrones like not even sure if it's right or not


Same here and I think, for me, it mostly had to do with the fact that the book jumps right into the story and there isn't much initial foundation-laying and so it took me a little bit to keep up with all the different characters. After a few chapters though, it was really easy to keep up and I was totally into the book.












Also, I'm almost positive Laia's brothers voice in her head and the dark phantom are connected. Some sort of wraith or whatever?
The world is so sickening and terrible but I'm so intrigued! Can't wait to see what happens!!

Definitely one main couple





For me it was really easy to get into the story. The writing and plot is really smooth and quick to read. There isn't that much world-building so I still feel a bit detached from the world. But I'm slowly learning more and more and can't wait to read the next part :)


I totally agree! It ends up getting really good for Laia's point of view later in the book, but at the start it was just kind of her dealing with the guilt of leaving her brother.