Traitor Blade - Book One Review

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Traitor Blade - Book One ReviewI am still reading this book, but wanted to post a review in case anyone was considering it. It is a well written book, no crazy editing or writing errors that you see with many Kindle books. It is long as well, very good bang for your buck at the price. I like the characters so far, Eduard is much better developed than the female character at this point, I am hoping she will have more later. They are very human and likeable, and the surrounding characters are also well done. My only complaint so far is that it is a bit slow, some scenes are overly developed and described (others are the opposite!), and I find myself skimming big parts to get to more interesting reading. Also not sure about the setting, it appears to be a variation of medieval England but not very clear, haven't even caught what the country is called, but that could be due to my skimming. So far worth my money paid, although it is slow it is a good plot and will keep me reading. The description of the book given by Amazon/the author is accurate so far, and nothing has been overly gruesome or explicit to this point, but enough intrigue, sword fighting, and "romantic encounters" to keep it interesting.Traitor Blade - Book One OverviewIn a land ruled by knights, where martial strength is tamed by a code of honour and duty, the line between protection and oppression is a subtle one. When a sickly prince leaves the succession in doubt, ambitious men gather in the shadows ready to take advantage. Mariette believes that revenge is the only way to end the fear. She will use any weapon to protect her son's birthright.Thrust into intrigue, the politics of the court and the bedroom, Mariette chooses to play a dangerous game. Edouard is certain he understands the concept of honour and duty. As he reaches manhood, his ideals are fixed and certain. A knight's duty is to guard the weak: his code, bravery and honour proven through personal prowess, autonomy and the right of arms. The difference between right and wrong is clear, but in truth, the line is harder to perceive than he can know.Soon both are caught in a twisted world where treachery, honour and love are hopelessly blurred. With each twist of betrayal, the plot unfolds towards tragedy. Soon more than hearts and pride are at stake, lives stand at risk and trust becomes an act of bravery.

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