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Well, after reading multiple 1-star critics I was expecting the worst of the worst, but for the sake of Lore I had to read it...I'ts actually not that bad. In fact, I'd even dare say it's good.

True, the author does, repeatedly and insistantly, bring his own thoughts (regarding womens place in society) and place them on our beloved characters as if they were their own, which is a huge flaw a writer should know about. It does become tiresome to hear how women have to work harder and men are mostly the "evil" ones, specially when the thoughts are the author's and not the character's.

Leaving the one big flaw aside, the story is actually good and characters are interesting. Several situations and interactions, such as tavern chat, or a "philosophical" discussion regarding fog, by a captain ship and one of his crew, get to be quite interesting. There are worthy humans, orcs, and even goblins, here and there.

I really enjoyed the plot and it's characters.


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Cycle of Hatred World of Warcraft Bk 4 Keith R A DeCandido 9780743471367 Books Reviews

It was a nice "side story"; it really highlights the relationship between Thrall and Jaina in which many people don't quite understand. There was also a nice appearance from other characters of lore as well as the burning legion (and there is some insight in the Trisfalens, which is nice if you're interested in the guardians of Azeroth). You do not have to have a strong background in Warcraft lore to enjoy this background.
Many of the places and creatures in the book are those that can be found in WoW, which gives a nice background and understanding of where things are happening.
my favorite wow book. id recommend reading it
Forcing the Alliance and Horde to be enemies once again was a poor decision in my opinion. I really wish that World of Warcraft had continued the story with them working toward peace with something else instead of once again pitting them against one another. This really hurt the story in my opinion, and this book suffered because of it.
The story wasn't very well written, but that could be due to it being an afterthought after the game was released.
The book doesn't add anything new to the already existing Warcraft Lore. The story is yawn-worthy and the characters are badly portrayed. The author also feels the urge to mention that men and women are equal, like if that wasn't already established... Avoid this book, read if it you're a die-hard fan but otherwise stick to the books written by Richard Knaak and Christie Golden.
A great book. I highly recommend it for anyone who's played WoW and is into the lore. Even if your not, it's still a great book to get and read
I generally love the warcraft universe but this books does some absolutely horrible things with every aspect of it. I would have actually put it down and stopped reading but I litterally forced myself to keep going just cause I love the warcraft universe and want to have knowledge of all the events that have happened in it. I'm just going to mark this one down as a nightmare of Thrall's or something.
DeCandido, while not the worst author I have ever endured reading, is the worst of the authors who have written Warcraft books. This book was so terrible that if not for my OCD need to finish any book I start I would have been deleting it from my kindle library after the third chapter. That is around the time you will start to notice that you won't go two pages without a reference to how much harder women have to work in a mans world. DeCandido also decided to take it upon himself to change personality traits of well known lore characters to better suit his political diatribe. The only reason anyone should ever pay money for this book is only to burn every copy in existence to rid the world of this sorry excuse for a book. I would almost rather read a Stephanie Meyer novel.
Well, after reading multiple 1-star critics I was expecting the worst of the worst, but for the sake of Lore I had to read it...I'ts actually not that bad. In fact, I'd even dare say it's good.

True, the author does, repeatedly and insistantly, bring his own thoughts (regarding womens place in society) and place them on our beloved characters as if they were their own, which is a huge flaw a writer should know about. It does become tiresome to hear how women have to work harder and men are mostly the "evil" ones, specially when the thoughts are the author's and not the character's.

Leaving the one big flaw aside, the story is actually good and characters are interesting. Several situations and interactions, such as tavern chat, or a "philosophical" discussion regarding fog, by a captain ship and one of his crew, get to be quite interesting. There are worthy humans, orcs, and even goblins, here and there.

I really enjoyed the plot and it's characters.