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Will and his friends set out to learn more than near what they're dealing with using their super power/abilities, super speed, telepathy, sonic power, and excellent vision and retention corresponding In the previous book in the serial, Volition and his roommates defeated the Knights of Charlemagne. Six months later on that major ordeal, many questions still hang in the air about the Knights and their ties to the monsters of the Never-Was, the evil ancient race that existed before humans, banished from this earth.
Will and his friends gear up out to acquire more than virtually what they're dealing with using their super power/abilities, super speed, telepathy, sonic power, and excellent vision and memory respectively.
It was as activeness packed as the outset volume, but I felt like the flash dorsum to the previous volume in the early on chapters was a bit too long. The whodunnit element regarding who the mole was in the group was too predictable, and the romance plot underdeveloped.
Overall it was an okay read for me; I'm still going to check out the determination in the last book in the serial to see how the loose ends all comes together.
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4.5 Stars.
I really enjoyed this i. It wasn't as fast paced every bit the last, but at that place was a lot of things uncovered. There were a lot of questions answered, but a lot unanswered. I take to say that this trilogy, so far, is one of the best YA I have read in a while. Its most friendship, relying on one another, and being yourself. These group of friends are discovering who they are, what they tin practice and work together to fight the bad guys.
Now, information technology's SOOOO over the top at t
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I actually enjoyed this one. It wasn't every bit fast paced as the last, simply there was a lot of things uncovered. At that place were a lot of questions answered, merely a lot unanswered. I accept to say that this trilogy, so far, is one of the best YA I have read in a while. Its almost friendship, relying on i some other, and existence yourself. These group of friends are discovering who they are, what they tin can do and work together to fight the bad guys.
Now, it'south SOOOO over the top at fourth dimension I was rolling my eyes, just I actually like that role of this series. I hateful some of the things they talk about, you know no ordinary teenager would even think of...but this group isn't ordinary. And the ultimate betrayal hurts...ugh..I'm still mad. There is a dear triangle, its last about four pages and Will does pine over these ii girls merely information technology's not the center of the story.
THAT CLIFFHANGER!!! I was not expecting that AT ALL!!! And I'm like dangling hither...waiting for the side by side volume..not knowing when that is.
*sigh*
I recommended these books to my cousins daughter. She'due south an farthermost book nerd and I know she volition enjoy these books. I can't wait for book 3.
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I'm kind of relieved that this one is so much shorter than the first. Maybe it volition exist less fluffy and more than edited? :D
So excited.
After:
Meh.
3 stars (which is really bad on my rating scale)
The entire volume was fluff, basically, most of information technology being 1 adventure that actually could have been shortened into 30 pages.
The book was fairly adventurous, but I institute myself completely bored during it- I couldn't expect for it to be over. I really couldn't.
I didn't like how Volition lead on both Elise and B
Beforehand:I'm kind of relieved that this i is then much shorter than the showtime. Mayhap information technology volition be less fluffy and more than edited? :D
So excited.
After:
Meh.
iii stars (which is really bad on my rating scale)
The unabridged book was fluff, basically, most of it being ane take a chance that really could have been shortened into 30 pages.
The book was fairly audacious, merely I found myself completely bored during information technology- I couldn't wait for information technology to be over. I really couldn't.
I didn't like how Will lead on both Elise and Brooke the entire book. For God's sake, he kissed both of them, and refused to pick one. That pissed me off so much.
Anyway. If you loved the first i at to the lowest degree 90%, then go ahead and read this 1 to encounter how the story progresses and the things that are uncovered. If you idea the showtime was okay, or you lot didn't similar it, don't fifty-fifty bother with this one. I tin can't even fathom how this 1 was written past the same writer equally the first. It was quite the thwarting.
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I think this book was super crawly but it'south long like the first one if you merely like short reads. I recommend information technology to all YA readers information technology'southward amazing This volume is the second 1 in the Paladin Prophecy series and it's equally crawly. Will and the gang ready out again to try and figure out the Paladin Prophecy more in depth and they figure out some things that weren't supposed to be uncovered.
I think this book was super awesome but information technology'south long similar the first ane if you merely like brusque reads. I recommend information technology to all YA readers it's amazing ...more than
Will Due west has lost much. Then so much. He tries to bury his feelings, but he pushes people away, is silent, and alone. He struggles to understand his mental and physical abilities. Simply now he must get things together and Awaken. Spending their summer at the Middle, an exclusive prep schoolhouse, Will, Ajay, Nick, Elise, and Brooke explore the expanse to learn more about the Knights of Charlemagne. The plans and se
This one fell brusque of the first book. But that ending?! What? No! I need the next 1 at present!!!Volition West has lost much. And then so much. He tries to bury his feelings, but he pushes people abroad, is silent, and lone. He struggles to understand his mental and physical abilities. But now he must get things together and Awaken. Spending their summer at the Middle, an sectional prep school, Will, Ajay, Nick, Elise, and Brooke explore the surface area to learn more about the Knights of Charlemagne. The plans and secrets they uncover may pb to the end of the world as nosotros know information technology.
The characters is probably one of the but things that was pretty skillful in this volume. Will's abilities expand and grow as he learns to control and understand it. Merely his love life confused and frustrated me. He had started to take a human relationship with Brooke in the terminal one. But all of the sudden he is also in dear with Elise too. What is going on? Likewise right it the kickoff it was mentioned the Brooke had ignored Will for like six months. Then she kisses him and all is better. I don't go that. Ajay was still great as always, only at sometimes it seemed he was a bit too scared and over dramatic about it. Nick was his funny, kind of dumb, cocky. Without him, the Alliance would get very gloomy. His loyalty to his friends is something you wouldn't expect from the way he acts. Elise is probably my second favorite character after will. Her abilities are and so out of this earth! She is strong and fearless and…somehow deeply in beloved with Will now. Brooke felt a bit apartment at the beginning, only towards the finish she felt more herself.
The pacing off balanced me. The start chapter starts four months later after the final book. And then the next chapter skips three months. In that location information technology started to smooth out. Information technology went on well from there, but I didn't care for the plot. For about ii-thirds of it, it felt like some sort of quest. It was interesting, but I didn't see the need for how long information technology went on. It as well didn't experience like information technology fit right with this kind of story. Only the whole book was still very heady. And that terminal tertiary was much more interesting. So many mysteries were revealed. Something shocking happened that I had never even thought of. Then the ending! Woah. That was a keen cliffhanger.
There was some linguistic communication. A few words here and in that location. Some characters were spying on something and this woman shows up naked. One of the characters makes a comment that he wasn't looking at her face.
Information technology wasn't the all-time of books storywise. Only I will continue on with the final book and hope that it improves a bit. If you like an activity filled book with superpowers and sense of humor, go read it. It is still turning out to be a pretty good series.
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This one...
I still really liked Will, and the vox remained the same for him. Only the other characters? Information technology was similar the author forgot who they were, Ajay lost all his personality and became a complete nerd rather than the personable technogeek he was in the beginning book. Nick became a extravaganza of stupidity (simply I admit I still liked him a lot). Elise was fairly str
I gave the first book in this series five stars. It had everything--cool plot, corking characters, lots of action, vivid descriptions.This one...
I nevertheless really liked Will, and the voice remained the same for him. But the other characters? It was similar the writer forgot who they were, Ajay lost all his personality and became a complete nerd rather than the personable technogeek he was in the first book. Nick became a extravaganza of stupidity (simply I admit I still liked him a lot). Elise was fairly strong still, merely the relationship between her and Will came out of nowhere rather than building even remotely naturally. And Brooke pretty much just became a not-person. Man, I hated her from page ane of this book.
And speaking of Brooke, the whole beginning with her was completely contrived. The author just summed up the situation rather than showing whatever real interaction that could make the reader care about what happened between her and Volition. It did non work for me at all.
That said, the whole underground city matter was very cool. And I'g really, really glad we at least got some glimpses of Dave in this one, because I adored him in the first book.
I volition read the next installment, if for no other reason than to come across more of Dave and discover out the answers to some questions. But I take to say, if this turns out to be longer than a trilogy, I'm going to be very irritated unless the author steps it back up *at least* to the kind of writing that was in the kickoff volume.
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Initial thoughts (see below for review):
Dammit Marking Frost!!!! Damn you lot and that cliffy y'all left me on!!!! I did enjoy this book. A couple of issues for me. Review to come.Review:
Bodily rating: 3.5 stars. No spoilers ahead.
*sigh* I really, really enjoyed the kickoff book in this series. The characters are all then fun to me. In fact, the entire story is simply pure fun. It'due south a cute story too. I really loved watching these characters gr
Buddy read with my most favorite Greek chick starting July 21st.Initial thoughts (encounter below for review):
Dammit Mark Frost!!!! Damn you and that cliffy you left me on!!!! I did savour this volume. A couple of problems for me. Review to come.Review:
Actual rating: 3.v stars. No spoilers ahead.
*sigh* I really, really enjoyed the first book in this series. The characters are all so fun to me. In fact, the entire story is merely pure fun. It's a cute story too. I actually loved watching these characters abound into their cognition of themselves and their abilities. We were left on a serious cliff at the end, which I despise!!! What else do I despise, love triangles!!!!!! Gaaaaah!!!! I saw this ane developing sorta early on in the book, and it literally made me cringe. What I can say in a positive notation is that information technology didn't become a major plot point, or the main focus of the story. So at to the lowest degree that was a minor salvation.
I did have a couple of other issues with the book. Issues that would spoil you. Do I plan to go on the series? Hell yeah I exercise!!! I take no idea when the next volume is coming out, so that bothers me a fleck. I do enjoy this series. It's a low-cal and fun read!!
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Brotherhood answers a lot of questions and there are plenty of plot twists, only none of them surprised me. I was bored while reading and I even skimmed certain parts. I don't know if my lack of involvement was considering I'm in a reading slump. I besides couldn't accept the monsters, villains, fantasy and sci-fi aspects seriously.
The primary characters who sometimes veered into stereotypical territory in The Paladin Prophecy are straight-up st
It's a bummer that my 2020 reading yr started off like this...Brotherhood answers a lot of questions and there are plenty of plot twists, merely none of them surprised me. I was bored while reading and I even skimmed sure parts. I don't know if my lack of involvement was because I'm in a reading slump. I also couldn't take the monsters, villains, fantasy and sci-fi aspects seriously.
The main characters who sometimes veered into stereotypical territory in The Paladin Prophecy are direct-up stereotypes in Brotherhood. I didn't care about the characters because I had a sense that they would e'er succeed or make it out live.
The 1 affair that is a complete failure in Alliance is the romance. I hate that Will leads both Elsie and Brooke on and I besides couldn't stand the kisses and declarations of love that came out of nowhere.
I can't think of anything that I liked about Alliance and I'm hoping that Rouge redeems The Paladin Prophecy serial.
...more While there are novelty points with intriguing nuggets of theosophy (really the only reason why I've read the two books thus far), the plot merely seems to mea
I wanted to like this book. The Paladin Prophecy was interesting, not my favourite book by whatever ways, only interesting enough that I was curious to run into how book ii would go downwardly. I slogged through nearly of Alliance until the pace finally picked up in the terminal quarter or so, and felt rather cheated for my efforts. Thank god I'thou a fast reader.While there are novelty points with intriguing nuggets of theosophy (really the only reason why I've read the two books thus far), the plot just seems to meander aimlessly every which way. The characters aren't fleshed out every bit much every bit I'd like them to be, nor do they feel natural in their interactions (the usage of slang in both books only comes across as annoying and awkward. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind slang at all, only to quote my teen niece who read the book forth with me, "who the hell talks like that!?" Conversations just audio weird and cringe-worthy at times.). Despite all of that, I do have to acknowledge that I find Nick stupidly endearing and I like the idea of (view spoiler)[Elise and Volition getting together (hide spoiler)]
Will niece and I read book iii? Meh. On the fence for now.
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This book was really expert. Merely similar the first, it was a great mix
Will and his friends have merely busted the Knights of Charlemagne. He persuades his friends to stay at the school over the summertime to help him uncover even more than of the mystery. They plan to investigate even further near the Knights and how they formed. They too discover that they were all part of the Paladin Prophecy and that is why they take special powers. They have no idea of the trouble that they will run across on this quest.This volume was actually good. Just like the outset, it was a peachy mix of activeness and mystery, which I really enjoyed. I like this volume better than the start i considering there is even more crucial information that is uncovered. They also have many more encounters with people like Nepsted and Hobbes which adds suspense. Will and his friends have also toned their powers more so they can do more cool things. The situation with Lyle and his predicament is likewise very interesting. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a great mystery.
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For one thing, the characterization left a flake to be desired. The characters were adequately ste
I should have realized before I started reading this novel that I probably wasn't the target audience. Still, I try to read a wide diversity of fiction so I gave it a shot. What I plant was a young adult fantasy (or perhaps scientific discipline fantasy since information technology is based on some seriously shaky science that doesn't seem to have any ground in the real world) that has many of the failings that I typically detect in the genre.For ane thing, the characterization left a fleck to be desired. The characters were adequately stereotypical and generic. Characters are the life blood of a series, and none of these characters were compelling enough for me to root for them, especially Nick, who was the typical meathead type of lumbering jock. The background of the story is convoluted and not well explained. Some of the terms that the characters used such as "The Never Was" and "The other team" seemed childish to me. And then much of this novel was formulaic from the pre-teen love triangle to the betrayal from within to the evil authority figures. The novel was ultimately forgettable and didn't stand out to me in any way. On the plus side, the writing was pretty solid and I don't have any quibbles almost the author'southward ability to write prose. Given that I'thou not the target audition, take this review with a grain of table salt.
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Volition battles the distress of the previous months while trying to grow stronger in learning his powers and information to defeat those who would hurt him and those he loves. He besides learns who to trust and who is untrustworthy. (view spoiler)[ I totally called Beck existence sk So, I thought this volume kind of lost its fashion from the first i. Things merely kept going forth, but it didn't seem to take a path. Will, Aj, Elice, Nick and Brook are learning their powers and learning how to defeat the TKOC.
Will battles the distress of the previous months while trying to abound stronger in learning his powers and information to defeat those who would hurt him and those he loves. He also learns who to trust and who is untrustworthy. (view spoiler)[ I totally called Brook being sketch! I kinew it! That girl is trouble! Ugh, thank anything he finally figured it out! Ugh, teenage boys need a good smack back to reality sometimes. (hibernate spoiler)] Anyway, yep, good cliff hanger at the end, but meh to the book overall. Definitely a skilful volume for maybe seven-9 grade since there are some sensitive topics. ...more
Though Mark Frost seems to either have misunderstood how teenage romance works or simply is unable to write information technology, the language still somehow hits the target group spot on.
A fast and easy read if you're stuck and don't know what else to read. A wonderful, fast-paced serial with loads and loads of action.
Though Marking Frost seems to either have misunderstood how teenage romance works or just is unable to write it, the language still somehow hits the target group spot on.
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I'm serious when I say I'grand still absolutely in love with everything in this series, fifty-fifty after the 2nd time I'm reading information technology. Perchance even more than so.
Marking Frost shows how phenomenal he is every bit a writer far more in Alliance than fifty-fifty in The Paladin Prophecy. The second book in the series deals with Will finding out more secrets well-nigh the prophecy he and his roommates are part of, culminating in the exploration
Alarm: this review may contain spoilers for The Paladin Prophecy, although not for Brotherhood.I'm serious when I say I'grand even so absolutely in love with everything in this series, fifty-fifty after the 2d time I'm reading it. Maybe even more so.
Mark Frost shows how astounding he is as a writer far more than in Alliance than even in The Paladin Prophecy. The second book in the series deals with Volition finding out more secrets about the prophecy he and his roommates are office of, culminating in the exploration of his worst nightmares.
One of the things I admittedly beloved about this 2d installment is that Frost includes so much foreshadowing. I didn't realize this the first time I read the novel, and peradventure not even the second time, but in that location'south and then much most Mr. Elliot and Brooke that lead up to the plot, if you lot know where to look. That'southward the matter, though, is that Frost creates these warnings ever so suddenly, you near have to be rereading the book to notice them.
And then there's the style Frost crafts his characters. It is obvious that he never had the intention for the roommates to be "sidekicks" in any way. Their personalities nearly outshine Will's at some points, and Frost also makes information technology a betoken to deeply delve into their lives and interests. I think I've ever felt this way, but Nick is probably my favorite graphic symbol, because there'southward so much more than to him than you see on the surface, and this is shown even meliorate in Alliance than in The Paladin Prophecy, although it's certainly yet budding from the beginning.
Together, Nick, Ajay, and Elise provide this amazing comic relief that I oasis't seen coming from multiple characters in a long time. The way they argue is something that I would love to accept within a grouping of friends, and honestly, I would love to accept all of them as my all-time friends, and certainly not just because of their talents. If I could pick a book family to be a part of, it would be the five roommates from this series. I would likely be as scared every bit complain as much equally Ajay, merely if I were role of this group I'd never worry about fitting in once more.
I cannot wait to read Rogue once again and immerse myself fully in the series for another time. I'll probably starting time the final installment tonight and finish over the weekend.
To put it simply, I just love this series so much.
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That being said – Marker Frost's biggest fail as an author:
His romance stories suck. I don't experience it. I kinda felt Brooke in the very first of book i merely at present him & Brooke & Elise feels and so forced. He's just like standing there and
I left this volume feeling then much better about the series and the characters than I left Book 1. If yous are a reader similar me who later on book one wanted to pull out your hair over confusion – READ THIS Book! It answers almost every single question I had after book one.
That existence said – Marker Frost's biggest fail as an author:
His romance stories suck. I don't feel it. I kinda felt Brooke in the very get-go of book i but now him & Brooke & Elise feels so forced. He's just similar standing there and so people are kissing or announcing their dearest.
Now if you ignore that awkward love-fest …The rest of the book was very good. Some reviewers pointed out that the time spent in the caves was drawn out but I disagree. I found the whole "exploratory" scene to exist incredibly well written and interesting.
But then..DUN DUN DUN… the end of this book. Guys – this is a bigger surprise and twist than the Cerise Nuptials. (Okay perchance that's a hyperbole but it was still awesome).
I was pleasantly surprised with my ain increased interest in this serial following this book. A skillful read.
Book type: YA Fiction
Book rating: 3/5
Read time: iii hours
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So, I could accept sworn that I reviewed The Paladin Prophecy, but upon further investigations information technology seems that I did not. The long and brusque of it: The Paladin Pr
*I'm certain no one will read this only on the off gamble that you do, I repent for the lack of reviews. My granddaddy passed a couple weeks ago, so I've been traveling like a crazy person. Also, I accept been binge reading the Kate Daniels series and have two more than books to complete before I practise a grouping review. Just wanted to 'splain myself.*So, I could have sworn that I reviewed The Paladin Prophecy, but upon further investigations information technology seems that I did not. The long and short of it: The Paladin Prophecy was a really fun novel focusing a group of kids who observe themselves knee deep in some crazy shit. They take these powers and they have NO idea who they can trust and it's only and so much fun! I mean, Mark Frost co-produced Twin Peaks for crying out loud. This guy knows a thing or 2 well-nigh crazy story telling.
The follow up novel, Brotherhood, did a fantastic job of carrying you from the unknown into the light. The truth starts to come up out little by niggling and it is CAH.RAY.ZEE. I dearest when authors tie in historical figures to these science fiction story lines. Makes you lot think, "I wonder if stuff like this actually happened." Peradventure non farthermost genetic mutations, merely secret societies who dabbled in science fiction like stuffs.
Anyway, I devoured this novel and have preordered the third installment. The Paladin Prophecy series has proved to be actually heady, twisty and turny, and -at times- downright funny. Read information technology! You'll dear it!
Happy reading, friends!!
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Brotherhood is the second installment of the Paladian Prophecy trilogy. Less suspenseful than the first, a bit more anticipated, only overall a proficient 2nd book. Will and his squad continue to unlock the mystery behind the Black Caps, the Center, and the Paladian Prophecy. The twists in this volume will get y'all so excitied for what comes next and will exit you lot wanting the third (and concluding) book at present.
Defiently not a thwarting and wort continuing the trilogy. The tertiary b
★★★★ Four OUT OF Five STARS !!!!Alliance is the 2d installment of the Paladian Prophecy trilogy. Less suspenseful than the outset, a bit more predictable, simply overall a expert 2nd volume. Volition and his squad continue to unlock the mystery behind the Black Caps, the Center, and the Paladian Prophecy. The twists in this book volition get you so excitied for what comes adjacent and will leave y'all wanting the tertiary (and last) book now.
Defiently not a disappointment and wort continuing the trilogy. The third volume comes out this fall, something I am anticipating.
-Jayme :)
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Alliance is a wonderful book but a bit shocking in the terminate. I will non spoil the book because it is good and I don't want to be a spoiler. Will is now living at the center with his friends, until Ajay finds a photo that will pb to a secret town and horrors he has never seen before. He will be shocked by a clandestine he will see and be utterly destroyed.
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