Daughter of Blood: The Wall of Night Book Three

Well written book. The only complaint would be that she started with persons, who had only been spoken about before. The rest of the book more than made up for this confusing start. Wonderful series that I cannot recommend enough.

Although I had to reread the first two books due to the time between the releases, I enjoyed all three books, hoping the next one comes out soon

Its as if the author wrote a book and went back and added words to make it poetic. Impossible to follow because it never gets to the point.

Helen Lowe in her new book, “Daughter of Blood” Book Three in The Wall of Night series published by Harper Voyager gives us another adventure with Kalan. From the back cover: Malian of Night and Kalan, her trusted ally, are returning to the Wall of Night—but already it may be too late. The Wall is dangerously weakened, the Nine Houses of the Derai fractured by rivalry and hate. And now, the Darkswarm is rising . . . Among Grayharbor backstreets, an orphan boy falls foul of dark forces. On the Wall, a Daughter of Blood must be married off to the Earl of Night, a pawn in the web of her family’s ambition. On the Field of Blood, Kalan fights for a place in the bride’s honor guard, while Malian dodges deadly pursuers in a hunt against time for the fabled Shield of Heaven. But the Darkswarm is gaining strength, and time is running out—for Malian, for Kalan, and for all of Haarth . . Welcome back to another adventure with Malian and Kalan. Ms. Lowe has a special gift for fantasy and knows how to tell a story and of the three books so far this may be the best of the series. This is definitively an exciting story. Don’t start this book late at night because it will cost you sleep as you are not going to want to put the book down. I am glad I found this talented author and am looking forward to more epic imaginative adventure from Ms. Lowe. Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Pump Up Your Book. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”