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Faeries of Dreamdark: Blackbringer by Laini Taylor (view source)
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|title= Faeries of Dreamdark: Blackbringer
|author= Laini Taylor
|buy= Maybe
|borrow= Yes
|pages=437
|publisher= Putnam Publishing Group
|date= May 2009
|isbn=978-0142411681
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To the reader who can work their way through what is definitely an inventive mythology and world-setting, there is a brisk read, and a large sense of the unknown boiling under that will have huge ramifications for some nicely novel characters. I don't think they would go much beyond giving this book the three and a half stars we at the Bookbag have duly done however, and for me that sense of the unknown remained too large.
We would like to thank Putnam for sending us a review copy. We also have a review of [[Silksinger (Dreamdark) by Laini Taylor]].
There is flying fantasy that soars further, again with characters with a duty unknown to them, in [[Firestorm (Dragon Orb) by Mark Robson]].
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