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Steps of Power: The Kings, Book 1
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J. J. Sherwood
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The elven city of Elvorium has become corrupted to the core by politics. With his father dead and The Royal Schism at his back, Prince Hairem becomes the king of the elven world on Sevrigel. Young and daring, Hairem is determined to undo the council's power, but quickly finds his loyal council members brutally murdered by an assassin loosed within the city. As corruption and death threaten to tear the city apart from within, the warlord Saebellus threatens the city from without, laying siege to Sevrigel's eastern capital. With the elven world crumbling around him, Hairem finds himself in a dangerous political balance between peace and all-out war.
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Interesting magic (although not used a lot) but more so the main characters really made the story.
Slow start , confusing names but very good 2nd half.
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I listened to the audiobook so please excuse any misspellings of names and places.
This book starts off rather slow, setting the political stage and letting the reader get to know the world and characters. At first, the book jumped pretty quickly from one character to another and this made it hard for me to get attached to the characters. But then things settled down with King Hairem and General Jikun as the main characters. They are opposites in most ways. One is young and untried and still idealistic; the other is a more worldly person, a bit jaded, and definitely not pious. I very much enjoyed how these two have to build mutual respect and trust.
The cast is littered with mostly male characters, being human, elven, and helven. Navon is Jikun’s right hand man, but he has a nasty little habit that is scorned by all and punishable by death even though it can save a life or two in the heat of battle. Sellemar comes into the story late but his presence really livens things up. Quite frankly, the story was pretty slow moving until Sellemar offered his assistance and knowledge of certain secrets. He’s a rather cranky bad ass. I like that I am still not sure of his motivations; he’s complicated.
Sadly, there are very few female characters in this book and mostly, they are underutilized. Ilsafel is the daughter of a powerful Elvorium politician and the love interest. Alvena is a mute lass that works in the castle and has a secret crush. Kivervy is a huntress from Jikun’s home town who we spend very little time with and who has to be saved while on a hunt. There’s probably a mother or sister tossed in here or there. All the plot decisions are made by male characters. While this holds true to traditional epic fantasy, it is the 21st century and I have come to adore a more gender balanced approach in fantasy literature.
The first half of the book was pretty slow going. The big baddies of the book were almost like ghostly boogiemen – talked about, feared, but rarely seen on stage. Eventually, we get to meet a few centaurs, but it’s brief. The feared mighty warlord Saebellus doesn’t make a presence until the last quarter of the book. I think this slim and trim approach to the adversaries made it hard for me to fear them and hence to fear for the safety of the characters.
On the plus side, the last sixth of the book has the ladies taking on larger roles, they have more lines, and take a few more actions. Sellemar has his role and that adds action and deeper questions. By the end, it’s clear there is much more to the plot and there have been deep-laid plans. Not everyone makes it out alive! If the first half of the book had been even half as good as the second half of the book, I would give this story a full five stars.
I received a copy of this audiobook at no cost via the book tour company iRead Books in exchange for an honest review.
Narration: Matthew Lloyd Davies did a good job. He had a variety of accents that helped keep the myriad of characters distinct. I really liked the young teen girl voice he picked for the internal monologues of the mute Alvena. He did great as Jikun, especially when Jikun was rightly angry at something.
Classic epic fantasy that starts slow
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"Kings or Pawns" is a Masterpiece
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Exciting and enjoyable
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If you could sum up Kings or Pawns in three words, what would they be?
Epic, intriguing, page-turner (oops that's three and a half)What was one of the most memorable moments of Kings or Pawns?
Without getting too spoilery, the character Alvena was extremely memorable. Alvena is a handmaiden to the king, and she's a very unique character. She's quirky, determined, kind, mischievous, and fierce. And she's strong--she has one particular "disability" that she refuses to let define her. I also enjoyed the character Ilsevel. The society that she lives in is patriarchal, and Ilsevel enters the story as a nobleman's daughter who sincerely wants to enter the political world and fix the corrupted system, but isn't "allowed." So instead, she finds ways to work through and around the system to being to make her mark on the city and effect change. She's extremely shrewd, and uses the fact that the men around her underestimate her to her advantage.What about Matthew Lloyd Davies’s performance did you like?
His performance was very dynamic! He had a great range of voices, and I was really impressed that he even gave particular accents to characters depending on where they lived. (Eg all the elves who lived in the north spoke with the same accent, but different voices, etc.) He had the kind of voice that you could just listen to, not even needing to multitask while listening haha. The one thing is I had to turn my audio up loud, because sometimes his narration got quiet (like when a character was muttering or whispering something).Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Definitely! Not that I could because it was 14 hours, but it kept me wanting to hear more. Especially at around 3ish hours in. The book was part epic adventure, part thriller. Half of the story focuses on the corrupt politics going on in the elven capital--the ruling council is corrupt, and there is an assassin killing the remaining "good' people. The other half focuses on the general of the army, who is leading a war against a rebel warlord. It was all very exciting, and still contained a good amount of world-building to create a fully fleshed out universe.Any additional comments?
My favorite part of the book was the depth of the characters. Each of the characters are fully fleshed out with their strengths and weaknesses, hopes and aspirations. I was able to connect with the characters and cared what happened to them, regardless of where the story was going. Kings or Pawn's style is third person, but is told extremely from the POV character's head (the chapters switch characters). The author spends time delving into who these characters really are and what motivates them--there are no surface level characters in this book. Their personalities really leapt off of the pages!Intriguing plot with deep characters
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Would you listen to Kings or Pawns again? Why?
Maybe, even though I'm not very good with re-reading books, but I really liked this one, so I might give it another go.What was one of the most memorable moments of Kings or Pawns?
well that would be a spoiler, so I really can't mention it.What aspect of Matthew Lloyd Davies’s performance would you have changed?
In a case of this book - nothing, although the "accent" he was trying to perform for Jikun was a bit strange and not very fitting. Other than that, I'll be glad to listen to his reading of the second book.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Jaw dropping - a serious case of that. And shock. Lots of it. And at the end I just fell down to my bed and lied there for a whole deciding what to do with myself.Any additional comments?
This book broke me!Smashed my heart, took my hopes, mixed them with mud and threw into the sewers...
I don't know what to do with myself now
I'm just gonna lie down for a while (a few days should do) and think of nothing
And don't even tell me to go to work tomorrow, I'm in no condition to do so. I bet my doctor would sign up the sick leave, right? If not I'll make her read the book and she'll sign one for herself too!
Seriously, J.J. you broke me ;)
OK,now to the more serious review. I admit it took me a while to fully get into the story. The beginning might've not been so exciting, but it was a good introduction to the world, the main characters, and their current situation. The whole thing felt a bit like a mix of "Song of Ice and Fire" and "Legends of Drizzt", and by that I mean it well deserves a place on every fantasy-lover shelf! It's well written, has some exciting battles and even the political struggles and plotting were interesting (that's something I don't say often).
And the moments that crushed me? I really can't tell you without spoiling everything. I admit, I kind of felt some of these might happen, but not all! And not like THAT!
I need the next book....
Do yourself a favor and read this!
Oh, and the audio version is quite good. At first I though the narrator might annoy me with his a bit posh way of reading and some of the accents he was acting, but actually, it all fits, so I'll be happy to listen to him again as long as it's in a similar type of books.
I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review... because she knew what it will do to me ;)
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This book broke me!
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Would you listen to Kings or Pawns again? Why?
Yes. The plot is intricate enough I would be interested to see what new perspective I found in listening to the book again.What other book might you compare Kings or Pawns to and why?
Reminds me of Raymond Fiest's Magician series.What about Matthew Lloyd Davies’s performance did you like?
I think Lloyd did a great job of giving each character a unique voice.Any additional comments?
Like any new author, there are things to improve upon, but Sherwood spins a fantastic tale with description seasoned writers can only dream to replicate.Great new voice in fantasy
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The reader has a tendency to drop his voice making it very hard to hear at certain times. I found myself going back-and-forth with the volume.
JoJo
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fantastic book
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