Smiler's Fair
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Yron the moon god died, but now he's reborn in the false king's son. His human father wanted to kill him, but his mother sacrificed her life to save him. He'll return one day to claim his birthright. He'll change your life. He'll change everything. Smiler's Fair: the great moving carnival where any pleasure can be had, if you're willing to pay the price. They say all paths cross at Smiler's Fair. They say it'll change your life. For five people, Smiler's Fair will change everything. In a land where unimaginable horror lurks in the shadows, where the very sun and moon are at war, five people - Nethmi, the orphaned daughter of a murdered nobleman, who in desperation commits an act that will haunt her forever. Dae Hyo, the skilled warrior, who discovers that a lifetime of bravery cannot make up for a single mistake. Eric, who follows his heart only to find that love exacts a terrible price. Marvan, the master swordsman, who takes more pleasure from killing than he should. And Krish, the humble goatherd, with a destiny he hardly understands and can never accept - will discover just how much Smiler's Fair changes everything.
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2 primary booksThe Hollow Gods is a 2-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2014 with contributions by Rebecca Levene.
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Originally posted on bluchickenninja.com.
The problem with this book is that there are much better fantasy books out there. The entire time I was reading this I couldn't help but compare it to The Killing Moon which was much better in my opinion.
It also annoyed me that the towns and cities were constantly moving. Now I have to say I did find it interesting that towns were constantly on the move and that castles float on lakes so they are in constant movement. But it annoyed me that there was no explanation for this other than “thats how it has always been“.
I was also surprised at how violent this book was, the sexy times were really quite graphic too. Overall it was an okay book. Good enough that I would read the sequel but there are better fantasy books out there.
