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New Adult Dark Fantasy intended for readers 17 years of age and older.
In the sand-covered queendom of Cavan, the goddess once saved a young Kaliope’s life, preventing the mercury her father attempted to hide in her blood from reaching her heart. Now, a cybernetic clamp filters it, but the silver streaks swirling faintly beneath her skin are a constant reminder that she’s different.
When nineteen-year-old Kaliope is chosen as head of the Nactue Guard, she becomes the sworn protector to her empress. In the midst of an invasion on a neighboring land, Kaliope is placed in charge of guarding Prince Caben, the last heir to his kingdom. But when they’re attacked by the feared Otherworlders, Caben and Kaliope are abducted and taken below to a realm where they must fight for their life in a caged arena.
Kaliope struggles to protect her princely charge, keeping him and herself alive while battling inhumanly opponents, and trying to save the stolen, sacred relic that will restore her empress’s life force and all of Cavan. And if she can somehow awaken the goddess within her, she may save what’s most important.
- Published on: 2013-12-01
- Released on: 2013-12-01
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review
I loved, loved, loved this book. I don't think I breathed at all while reading it. It's dark, action packed and fast-paced, never giving me the chance to take a deep breath before I'm thrust once more into another problem. --Aseel, My Crazy Book Obsession
Amore. This is a New Adult Fantasy genre. The main focus is definitely the fantasy/science fiction element, but it also has a mature romance that is classy, but smoldering. --Kim, Book Swoon
Trisha Wolfe has done it again, pulling me into an original, intricate world that's imaginative and dark, fascinating and a little scary but also thrilling. Once again, Trisha Wolfe ripped my heart out while still giving me some hope. I fell in love with the characters and the relationships. I mourned the losses of both and smiled at the development of the new. --Raina, LUV'NV
Watching Caben chip away at Kaliope's protective exterior made my heart melt. Having been betrayed by the man she calls her father, she never thought she would give her heart to any man. And yes, Trisha sure knows how to write those scenes that make you swoon! --Jessica, Lovin' Los Libros
About the Author
From an early age, Trisha Wolfe dreamed up fantasy worlds and characters and was accused of talking to herself. Today, she lives in South Carolina with her family and writes full time, using her fantasy worlds as an excuse to continue talking to herself.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Of Silver and Beasts
By Amie
Are you looking for a badass protagonist, action packed story? Then YES you have come to the right place my friends. This book will guide you to the world of goddess war and it will have you sitting at the edge of your seat, trying to catch on breath >.< And I meant it, my eyes were glued to the page as battles raged, secret was revealed and those blood bath games took place. Some swoon moments in there too to fill your need for romance, Calen will melt your heart ---> a mighty prince and a lady killer ;) Also there is a lot of world building. You feel like you're there because of the so detail that kicked off all your five senses. The ending was a killer, I need the second book now to know what is going to happen next.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Review for Of Silver and Beasts by Trisha Wolfe
By Alyssa
***Review posted on The Eater of Books! blog***
Of Silver and Beasts by Trisha Wolfe
Book One of the Goddess Wars series
Publication Date: April 19, 2013
Rating: 4 stars
Source: eARC provided by the author
**Due to mature content, this book is intended for ages 17+**
Summary (from Goodreads):
In the sand-covered queendom of Cavan, the goddess once saved a young Kaliope's life, preventing the mercury her father attempted to hide in her blood from reaching her heart. Now, a cybernetic clamp filters it, but the silver streaks swirling faintly beneath her skin are a constant reminder that she's different.
When nineteen-year-old Kaliope is chosen as head of the Nactue Guard, she becomes the sworn protector to her empress. In the midst of an invasion on a neighboring land, Kaliope is placed in charge of guarding Prince Caben, the last heir to his kingdom. But when they're attacked by the feared Otherworlders, Caben and Kaliope are abducted and taken below to a realm where they must fight for their life in a caged arena.
Kaliope struggles to protect her princely charge, keeping him and herself alive while battling inhumanly opponents, and trying to save the stolen, sacred relic that will restore her empress's life force and all of Cavan. And if she can somehow awaken the goddess within her, she may save what's most important.
What I Liked:
I really liked this book! I expected it to be excellent, because it came highly anticipated and promoted by the book blogging community. This book is the first book written by Trisha Wolfe that I have read (shh, don't tell her!), even though I have been a huge fan of hers for quite some time. It is mostly because of her upcoming novel Fireblood. Oh my GOSH, how I want that book.
Anyway. This book was awesome! The world-building, the plot, the characters, the romance... wow! I was very surprised by how well this book was written. Not that I did not expect it to be well-written, but I was gob-smacked by the superb quality! (no offense, Ms.Wolfe!)
The world-building was so, SO good. This book is a fantasy novel, and therefore, readers must get a feel for the world and the setting and the customs from the beginning. It is not always easy for the author to do this, with dumping a ton of information on the reader all at once. Ms. Wolfe did not have this problem. I got a fantastic understanding of the world of Cavan in the beginning and throughout the novel. This is an amazing fantasy world that Ms. Wolfe has created!
The mythology in this book is also excellent. I was never really confused about the goddesses and rituals and powers and whatnot. It was very obvious that Ms. Wolfe put a great deal of thought into the mythology of this book (not that she wouldn't put a great deal of thought into ANY part of the book).
The plot was all-around pretty good. Once we get to the cage fighting, not much happens, until the next big scenery jump. I liked the progression of Caben and Kaliope's relationship. That seemed to take over as the primary plot, when we as readers got to the cage fighting.
The romance was by no means overwhelming. This book was fantasy, and mythology, and then romance. I loved the romance in this book. I previously mentioned how the cage fighting part of the book is eclipsed by the romance, but it's more like they are dual plot-lines, but the romance is more prominent. I focused more on the romance than the cage fighting, because the romance was so sweet! No insta-love whatsoever. You can trust Ms. Wolfe to have her characters have a gradual progression of feelings! And yay for no love triangle! Always a plus with me.
Kaliope is an awesome protagonist. We know she will be tough and and kick-butt and loyal to the bone, but she is also sweet and caring and not always sure of herself. Her weaknesses make her strong, especially her mercury. I admire her, and I think that despite her tenacity, she is a lovely example of what I like see in Young Adult and/or New Adult fantasy books.
Caben is basically a perfect counterpart for Kaliope (if it's okay if I use the word "counterpart" without offending anyone). He is headstrong and courageous and slightly domineering but not in the overly alpha way where you just want to punch them in the face! Nah, he is great. I really, really like him. The scenes with him are my favorite - which is awesome, because he is in so many of them!
What I Did Not Like:
There was not too much that I did not like! A few minor things, really. I thought the pacing at the end was a bit rushed. Throughout the book, there was a slow pace, even with the action scenes. Not necessarily slow, but not quite fast either. But then the last 20% (ish) were really fast. But this was not too much of a hindrance! I just feel like while I savored the first 80%, I did not grasp the last 20% as well.
The plot is sort of slow, once we get to cage fighting. I expected this, because the majority of the book is at the cage fighting prison, but not much happens. Kaliope and Caben's relationship really develops, which is great! There are fights, some theories, but not too much. I don't know, maybe I just expected more.
The ending. Brace yourself. All does NOT end well. But there are more books in this series!
Would I Recommend It:
YES, totally! I absolutely LOVE fantasy (it's my favorite genre!), but I feel like I haven;t read a lot of good ones recently. This one is definitely an EXCELLENT fantasy novel. And it's a New Adult age level novel! So, you New Adult fans will love this book! It's also got a steampunk feel to it. Definitely heavy on mythology. This book is so diverse! Everyone could read it (and hopefully like it!).
Rating:
4 stars. I anxiously await Of Darkness and Crowns!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
A good read.
By The Every Free Chance Reader
Did I enjoy this book: I did. I tore through it in two days.
I was instantly addicted to Kaliope - the steampunk version of Katniss Everdeen. She's tough. She's guarded. She's got a soft spot for the helpless. Like Katniss, she has her share of struggles: faith versus science, love versus duty, the good of one versus the good of many. Like Katniss, she's forced to fight her allies. Like Katniss, she lives in a world where things aren't always what they seem.
Kaliope's a more extreme version of Katniss, though: her innards contain a bit of clockwork and a lot of mercury - a most coveted resource in her world - giving Kal the upper hand in battle. Her softer side is a bit squishier, too; she has more faith in... FAITH... than her dystopian counterpart. It's naivete, perhaps, but it makes Kal just slightly more loveable - more addictive.
I did, of course, have a few issues with the book. Beyond the grammatical errors & typos that are sadly commonplace in e-books, I found it difficult to determine how Kal (and by Kal, perhaps I mean Wolfe, or perhaps I even mean myself) feels about the goddesses. It's possible I'm projecting my own ambivalence, but I think the storyline would be more successful if Kal had been cured by magic rather than a deity. It seems, especially in the world that Wolfe has created, that magical intervention makes more sense than divine intervention. Having said that, though, I'm already anxious for the next installment.
Would I recommend it: I already did! After about 100 pages I sent my sister a text saying she NEEEEEEEEDS to read it. =) If you like dark, dystopian fantasy you'll enjoy this book.
Will I read it again: I'm planning to read it again just before the second book comes out (to refresh my memory).
As reviewed by Melissa. (I received a copy of this book for review purposes.)
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