Series: Lharmell #0.5
Format: eBook short story
Publication Date: 9th December 2013
Pages: 15
Book Source: from author for review
Synopsis: Life in tatters and far from home, Rodden Lothskorn struggles to cope with the harming menace and his own harming nature. When an offer of marriage reaches his friend, Prince Amis, Rodden discovers that the bride’s inhospitable homeland might contain one part of the harming poison he would dearly like to get his hands on. But if summoned northwards, will Princess Lilith bring something – or someone – he dreads most with her? Locked in a years-long struggle with the Lharmellins, Rodden senses the battle is only now about to begin.
My Thoughts:
Blood Phantom is the short story prequel to the first book in
the Lharmell series, Blood
Song. I kid you not this is one highly addictive series and after Blood
Storm and that ending I had serious withdrawals
so Blood Phantom was a short, sweet 'fix' of Lharmell ... just enough to have
me salivating for the final installment, Blood
Queen.
It was great to get inside the enigmatic Rodden's head, get a glimpse of things from his perspective and I just love his dry sense of humour. I enjoyed the interaction between Prince Amis and Rodden too, Amis doesn't get a lot of page time in the series, he's not really a major character but it was nice to see the bond between these two.
At only 15 pages it's something of a teaser, I might have even stamped my feet coming to the end ... wahhh where's the rest?
*Squeee!* Blood Queen April 15th 2014 ... bring it on Rhiannon Hart (she's the
author with the Lharmellin size evil streak)
Recommend: hell yeah, this series is a favourite.
Cover: haunting ... love it!
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15 pages ... oh that is a TEASE!!! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteyup but I'm even more excited for Blood Queen now lol
DeleteAha short story, I thought the author was familiar but the story not
ReplyDeletethis series would be right up your alley Blodeuedd!!
DeleteWhat a great cover!
ReplyDeleteI know right, very eerie and fitting :)
DeleteLove your review Teddyree. Not sure why it is that I'm slow to get on the YA Fantasy bandwagon…maybe knowing I'll most likely love it and then want/need to buy more books. I will add this one to the ever-growing to read pile.
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