This special edition bundle contains all three books from the Blood and Sand series.
The sacred city of Tir'an'fal has stood for centuries amid the arid desert plains. When invading soldiers breach its walls, its peaceful citizens are put to the sword.
Vekal, as one of the city's few remaining warrior priests, is both feared and reviled for his otherworldly skills, even by those he helped.
I was leaning toward three stars for this series, but the dialog that Mr. Kiln established between the 'Sin Eater' and the devil that possessed him was simply a riot. Outstanding bantering. Hence the four stars. And why not the final humor, as Heaven and Hell clash. Hell had far more many souls to send into battle than Heaven. Gee do ya think?
Vekal was an outcast even among those he helped. but it wasn't until he performed a sin-eating on the daughter of the barbarian who destroyed his holy city that Vekal truly had to wander alone. but he was not. burdened by his worst fear, he struggled to stay alive, fearing that heaven would never welcome him now.
this was an excellent read. I loved the grit of the desert, the mix of the characters and the great landscapes. I'm looking forward to reading more series by this author
My first time reading Jon Kiln and I enjoyed the trilogy.
I felt that the ending could have given a little more and that the writer, was not sure how to finish the last book. I loved Vekal and his battle with his deamon, The individual life stories wove well together, but I kept expecting Talon to have a bigger part , I have already downloaded my next trilogy, and hope it is just as good
Enjoyable. I like the characters, the twisty plotlines, the disconnections and connections between the Soul Eater and his companion. Well done. Oh ahem, horse bridle has reins. Kings and Queens have reigns.
Truly an edge sitter series. With a pull between the dark and the light. My only question at the end of this amazing tale is what happened to the little girl Ikrit first possessed? Not an essential question to be answered, but a question never the less.
No true character development. Left a lot out almost as if story was rushed especially epilogue. 2nd series i have read of his. Finished this one couldn't finish the first one doubt I will buy anymore of his work
Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, Vekal led an adventurous life in the story with Ikrit. It was also fun to read of Vekal and Ikrit argue with each other.
Started great, the end felt rushed though. Even with three stars I would still recommend this series if you want something different than your standard trope fantasy setting.
Liked the characterization, and the plot was pretty complelling, but the ending was awful. Truly disappointing. Feel no need to reengage with the story or author...