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Lädt ... The Madness Project (The Madness Method) (Volume 1)von J. Leigh Bralick
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Cavnal has been at peace for nearly a century. Magic, once revered, is now the object of contempt. And anyone unfortunate enough to be born with its powers has been banned from the nobility and pushed to the fringes of society. All his life, Prince Tarik has known that if the world discovered his secret--that he was born a mage--he would lose everything. But when a wave of violence in the city points back to an underground society of mages, everything changes. Only Tarik has the power to infiltrate their ranks. Only he can learn the truth about a plot that could destroy everything he loves. But nothing can prepare him for the life of lies he will have to live to win a place in that society. Or for Hayli, a shape-shifter mage who is unlike any girl he has ever met. She might be the one to destroy all his plans...or she may be the only one who can save him from himself. Together they face a dangerous web of sedition, crime and violent ambition, where nothing is as simple as either of them believed. And what they discover will challenge everything they thought they knew about loyalty and betrayal, love and honor. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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For me, the middle of the book dragged a bit. I think this was because there were so many different parties with their own agendas that I didn't manage to keep track of them, and so I couldn't appreciate the significance of the (many) twists and reveals. Additionally, for a fair chunk of Tarik's PoV chapters, I found his thoughts too opaque. Therefore, I wasn't able to follow his decision-making process and fit them into the developing story. I still enjoyed reading, but I wouldn't have minded more streamlining and heavier hints as to what was going on underneath.
Overall, an intricately woven tale in a magical steampunk world.