Firesoul: Volume Three of the Chay Trilogy
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This is only a concern though. Poor Pyke, let's shed a tear for his tough life. Der Loower und das Auge Silberband: He isn't just going to be happy playing house with some bastard who's also his enemy in war. This story had me emotionally up and down. Then, he proceeds to punch Vin-Chay for his angry retort, and generally acts like an asshole with too much power on his hands. When Pyke wakes and finds Vin-Chay gone, he flies into a blind rage which has happened a few times before, too.
Kids are good, but through a donor please. This is only a concern though. I cannot say how the children will come to be and even these concerns will not keep me from reading.
Firesoul : Volume Three of the Chay Trilogy by Gloria H. Giroux (2010, Hardcover)
I am too excited to have found a story that I am unable to put down!! I know a lot of people do not like DRM, but for this author and these books, i I know a lot of people do not like DRM, but for this author and these books, it did not bother me. I would have even paid full price for the books. I think you can buy the 1st two books on iuniverse, drm free, but the third is not for some reason. I highly recommend buying these books as they are an incredible series.
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You will not be disappointed!! View all 3 comments. May 05, Xing added it. I think my expectation for this book didn't match up to the reality of it. I will have to put this one aside and not rate it, as doing so would be unfair. The writing was too much "tell" and not enough "show. The insta-attraction that Pyke felt towards Vin-Chay couldn't really be explained except for Vin-Chay's "blue eyes.
Time seems to jump weeks or sometimes months from one chapter to the next, when the author would explain any progress that occurs the "telling" , but not really showing the readers. Pyke also seems to have anger management issues that only occurs when he's at home on Ptolemii. One moment, he's all loving, the next minute he backhands Vin-Chay. Overall, I was cruising along the waves without feeling the thrill and anticipation of the ride.
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Sep 04, Tais rated it really liked it Shelves: View all 8 comments. Dec 21, YullSanna rated it it was amazing. Sep 16, Snowtulip rated it really liked it Recommended to Snowtulip by: This story had me emotionally up and down. A good fantasy must have extensive world building and this story provided me a world that I felt I was fully immersed in.
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The physical attributes of the landscape on the planets were so well developed and provided a great foundation for the social and political backdrop for the story. The primary and secondary characters were fully developed and everyone played a pivotal role somehow within the story. The emotional spectrum from 4. The emotional spectrum from disgust, love, hate, betrayal, kindness, empathy hit the reader throughout the story and at the heart was Pyke and Vin Chay. Both Pyke and Vin Chay made me want to throw my book at times, but I was riveted to their story and their growth throughout their story.
This book isn't for everyone, it is very detailed and the slavery and violence isn't easy to take. Great read and look forward to the next volume. View all 7 comments.
May 12, M rated it really liked it Shelves: I love sprawling sci-fi sagas, and I enjoyed this book. This very, very lengthy book. It's quite a complex story involving an evil empire, a noble family, antagonistic protagonists, hurt, betrayal, forgiveness, redemption, love and wicked space battles. I would have given it full marks, if not for the weird, stilted quality of the writing. Giroux writes with such restraint that it almost comes out as blandly clinical. Something terrible would happen and I was just, like: But even with its variable pacing, it was a satisfying read.
I definitely will pick the rest of the trilogy. Sep 25, Tasha rated it liked it Shelves: Well, I like long novels and this one definitely was with pages! I really enjoyed this one but will admit that it's definitely not for everyone. It is dark and brutal for much of it, with abuse of power being a major theme whether in small actions or in large world wide events. It clearly illustrates that duty at all costs can override humanity with devastating effect; where an individual's best intentions gets smothered under the burden of command.
It also highlights that an individ Okay It also highlights that an individual may be surrounded by others, yet is dying inside from loneliness. Yet amidst the devastion, it also shows that love and life can grow out of the ashes of the past, becoming both stronger and more flexible having been forged in the crucible of pain, loss and forgiveness. The writing on the whole is good, but there are some sections that are rather dry and boring as the author provides both background and context to events unfolding.
The character development and growth is pretty good too. I know others may find some of the developments a bit unbelievable, but I could see how the effects of war may make them true. People who have read Special Forces will know what I mean. In particular, I liked Pyke's development from a seemingly cold duty-bound soldier to a warm, loving and supportive leader, father and husband.
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As I said, I enjoyed this novel, despite lots of tears being shed while reading it, and I will definitely look at the next novel in the series. Jul 23, Reflection rated it it was amazing Shelves: Fireheart is exactly why I read slave fiction genre, this sci-fi plot provides an excellent exploration of the morality of power and the dynamics of submission and of pain, loss, love and forgiveness. The different philosophical perspectives of the protagonists is well portrayed as they struggle with expectations of conformity, duty and identity. Themes of power are a significant element both personally and politically.
The character development and growth is believable and the world building is Fireheart is exactly why I read slave fiction genre, this sci-fi plot provides an excellent exploration of the morality of power and the dynamics of submission and of pain, loss, love and forgiveness.
The character development and growth is believable and the world building is interesting and explores culture and geographical adaptions in a realistic manner. In fact this book had just about everything that I enjoy in a good read - conflict, adversity, compassion, integrity, love and growth of characters of a time frame of at least seven years and that lived experiences both grounds and enriches the character development of both the protagonists and their friends and colleagues.
The story is lengthy at pages divided into for sections with 20 chapters in each, however i read this in a matter of days, into the early hours at night and first thing in the morning as the story consumed me. Highly recommend space opera that explores the depths of love, loss, duty and redemption. Jun 18, Josephine rated it did not like it Shelves: There was a lot of info-dumping and very little in the way of character insight.
Jun 15, Damian Lam rated it it was amazing Shelves: Fireheart is one of those gems you find at the bottom of the pit. The book revolves around commander Pyke and the Osiron prince, Vin-Chay. The book spans several years of their lives from how they first met, to when they lived together and the ups and downs that come along with it. While there are sex reads, this slows down starting somewhere midway in part two or slows down in part three, I apologize for forgetting Fireheart is one of those gems you find at the bottom of the pit. While there are sex reads, this slows down starting somewhere midway in part two or slows down in part three, I apologize for forgetting.
The story revolves more around the circumstances that brought them together and how they handle these problems while finding love.
It also deals with two different conflicting views from two different societies and how one ended up escalating over to an extremity. The two must find a way in order to preserve their life and those around them, even at the cost of putting another's need before his. However old grievances brought up by mistake leads to unfortunate turns of events as the story unfolds through the last part of the book.
For new readers of this book, know that due to how lengthy it is, at times it may be slow depends more on the reader's perspective , but if you like the book when finishing part one, it may be worth reading more. This will not translate you into loving it however.
Abuse, no sexual violence however. Still my favorite sci-fi read, the relationship is very complex and it takes a lot of time and trust to develop. The worlds are lovingly constructed and it's a pleasure to discover. That said, it's not an easy book to read, the relationship develops from a situation of captivity and slavery, while they get to the point of eqaulity, it's a long and painful way, for both characters.
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