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Original Title:	The King's Blood
ISBN:	1841498890 (ISBN13: 9781841498898)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Dagger and the Coin #2
Literary Awards:	Locus Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2013), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2012)

The King's Blood (The Dagger and the Coin #2)

Daniel Abraham

Paperback | Pages: 501 pages

Rating: 4 | 11323 Users | 534 Reviews

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Title	:	The King's Blood (The Dagger and the Coin #2)
Author	:	Daniel Abraham
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 501 pages
Published	:	May 3rd 2012 by Orbit
Categories	:	Fantasy. Epic Fantasy. Fiction. High Fantasy

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The sequel to the acclaimed series launch, The Dragon’s Path, is the perfect summer read for fans of George R. R. Martin. War casts its shadow over the lands that the dragons once ruled. Only the courage of a young woman with the mind of a gambler and loyalty to no one stands between hope and universal darkness. The high and powerful will fall, the despised and broken shall rise up, and everything will be remade. And quietly, almost beneath the notice of anyone, an old, broken-hearted warrior and an apostate priest will begin a terrible journey with an impossible goal: destroy a Goddess before she eats the world.

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http://www.rantingdragon.com/review-o...At the opening of The Kings Blood, we find ourselves back in the remains of the Dragon Empire and the world of the Thirteen Races of Humanity. Geder Palliako is suddenly an important figure in the Antean Court, with the mysterious Spider Priests at his side. Kalliam Dawson, a noble of the old order, works to maintain the tradition of the court while Cithrin bel Sacour struggles to hold on to her branch of the Medean Bank, and Captain Marcus Wester, haunted

Tricky: last 20%=5; 45-80%=4; The first 45% 2-3 stars. I'm rounding to 3!I like Clara, Marcus, Kit and Cithrin grew on me just as Geder began annoying me. I enjoyed her description of him. I'm reading straight on and hoping the five star feeling continues.

One of the occasionally frustrating things about Goodreads is when I look at a good book and see how few people have read it. Since reading Abraham's The Long Price Quartet, I feel this about him a lot. Only 2,000 ratings? This can't do! Meanwhile, books that I find far inferior get rated high and read in the five or six digits range. Even just judging other stuff within the SF/F genre, it really is regrettably underappreciated.When I read the first book in this particular series, I took it as a

This was a good follow up to The Dragon's Path. I enjoyed the pace of this book more than the first. The story is developing well, and the characters are starting to take on a life of their own. Cithrin is striving to prove her worth to the Medean Bank and find her place in the world. Geder is given a position of power that he doesnt deserve and not equipped to handle.Dawson the loyal nobleman trying to keep his country from being torn apart from within. Marcus begins a journey that borders on

Awesome!!

As I may not be able to do a full FBC rv close to the US publication date, I will try to have a longer "raw thoughts" review here.The book is secondary world fantasy at its best and in addition it has a writing style quite above the usual "utility English" of the genre; maybe not quite at (the top of) literary fiction levels (see Hari Kunzru's Gods without Men for recent such), but close, while pretty much all the things that I would mark as negatives come from the nature of the genre rather

This series keeps getting better and better! I gave the first book four stars as well but only because it was very well written. I didn't feel like it would be one of my all time fav rereads however with book two this series is starting to really grow on me. I'm still a little confused about a few things. For instance, I wish the thirteen races would be explained a little more. Right when I think I really know a character I realize that they have tusks or dragon scales! Superficial, I know but