The Scribe

The Scribe

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Oct 15, 2013 · Anglais · livre numérique (306 pages)
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Détails du livre

Format livre numérique
Pages 306
Langue Anglais
Publié Oct 15, 2013
Éditeur E. Hunter
ISBN-10 0988520591
ISBN-13 9780988520592

Description

In a world where the very fabric of humanity hangs in the balance, an ancient race of scribes emerges from the shadows to guard the secrets of the universe. They are the keepers of knowledge, entrusted with ensuring that the truth can withstand the tides of time. But as the world around them begins to crumble, their efforts to protect humanity become increasingly fraught with peril.

As the scribes navigate a labyrinth of alliances and betrayals, they encounter powerful adversaries intent on harnessing their knowledge for their own nefarious purposes. The ancient teachings, once revered, are now coveted by those who wish to exploit them. The fate of humanity teeters on a precipice as the scribes struggle to remain hidden while battling dark forces that threaten to undo everything they cherish.

In this gripping tale of courage and sacrifice, the heroes delve deep into the very essence of themselves, confronting their fears and unlocking their true potential. With time running out and the stakes impossibly high, the scribes must unite to bring light to a world overshadowed by darkness, fighting not only for their survival but for the future of all mankind.

Genres

Romance Fantaisie Voyage Contemporain Paranormal

I went into this story with high expectations. Despite this being the first time, reading the author’s work, the synopsis and the reviews gave me hope. Unfortunately, it did not blow me away as I had hoped.I liked the premise and the world building, but I hard time connecting with the main characters, especially as a couple. They did not stir up any of my emotions. To make matters worse, the story moved at the pace of a snail. I fell asleep many times listening to this book. The narrator attempted to bring the story alive, but it was not enough to prevent sleep from knocking at my door. I would listen to more of his work.The story, which was set in Istanbul and Cappadocia, provided a rich mixture of mythology, history, archeology and magic. We learn of the fallen angels and their offspring, the Irin and Gregorias. The Irina women and Irin men each had their own abilities and were responsible for protecting humans. However, the Gregorias were intent on the destruction of humans.While I loved the hero, I was not a big fan of the heroine. When she first appeared, she struck me as an independent, strong, and feisty. She clearly had issues, which is not a problem, but it becomes bothersome when it overshadows her strengths.I found the secondary characters interesting, and I would love to learn more about them.I was not a big fan of the romance. I did not buy into Ava and Malachi being a couple. Their relationship was the only thing that moved quickly in the story.The story ended on a sad note with a doozy of a cliffhanger.Conclusion/RecommendationIn conclusion, I found the Scribe to be an average read. Although, it didn’t live up to my expectations, after that ending I am curious to learn what direction the story will take, so I am prepared to continue the series.

October 5th 2019
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