#Blood oath book

[notsotrashyromancebooks]

Also i’ve read like a lot of books this year , like ALOT

I have a list , and I want to share.

Also , any suggestions? Prefer books where main character gets hurt and makes your stomach drop.

Makes you feel squishy inside type of shit

Anyways , here’s the list

My favourites were : AAGTM series , Cruel Prince series, Blue eyed devil ,Blood Oath (Morgan B Lee) and Shadow heart , Shifter series ( Jasmine Mas) , Blood of Hercules , Meet me halfway

Meet me Halfway and the shifter series were actually a re read from last year , I also really loved One percent of you

Id love book recommendations 💜

Books 2024

- Burned dreams By Neva Altaj

- Good Girl Bad blood By Holly Jackson

- Bariloche sector by Lexi C Fox

- The wicked king by Holly Black

- The queen of nothing by Holly Black

- Broken Whispers By Neva Altaj

- Hidden Truths By Neva Altaj

- Recipe for love By Anne Malcom

- One Moment Please By Amy Daws

- Knot a trace by Liliana Carlisle

- Black and White Ties by Kay Singleton

- Bride to the Fiend Prince By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Percy Jackson and the Lightning Theif By Rick Riordan

Feb 2024

- A hunt so wild and cruel by Rebecca F Kennedy

- The maleficent faerie by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Baby Llama Drama by Kate Watson

- Healer to the Ash King by Rebecca F Kennedy

March 2024

- Jailer to the Death god by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Prize of the warlord By Rebecca F Kennedy

- The warlord’s treasure By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Captive of the pirate king by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Pawn of the cruel princess by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Silent Lies by Neva Altaj

- The Bounty By Lillian’s Carlisle

- His Darkest Desire by Tiffany Roberts

- Forbidden by Lilliana Carlisle

- Midnight fae book 1 by Lexi C Fox

- Midnight fae book 2 by Lexi C Fox

- Twisted Heart By Lora Reilly

- Defying the odds By Kele Moon

- Washed in Blood by Ashley Lane

- Craving constellations By Nicole Jacquelyn

April 2024

- Painted scars by Neva Altaj

- Blue eyed devil by Lisa Kleypas

- Angry god By L.J Shein

- Lie to Me by Molly McAdams

- When she loves by Gabrielle Sands

- Exile in the water kingdom By Cassandra Gannon

- White horse , Black Nights By Evie Marceau

- Shallow River By H.D Carlton

- Black Knight by Rina Kent

- Dead Devils Night by Maree Rose

- Darkest sins by Neva Altaj

- Wed to the wolf man Cara Wilde

May 2024

- Knot a trace : Part 2 By Lilliana Carlisle

- Make you wish i was dead by Macy T Rios’s

- The predator by RuNyx

- The experiment Lexi C Fox

- Ghost by A.Zaverelli

- Blood oath by Kelly St.Clare

- Still beating by Jeniffer Heartmann

- Shadow wings by Kelly St.Clare

- Heavy by Cate C Wells

- Black Crown by Kelly St.Clare - DNF

- The nameless trickster By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Viciously yours by Jamie Applegate Hunter

- Denied by Evelyn Flood

- Devoted by Evelyn Flood

- Brutalise me by Michelle Heard

- Blood oath by Morgan B Lee

- Wait for it by Mariana Zapata

June

- Omega found by Evelyn Flood

- Psycho shifter by Jasmine Mas

- Psycho fae by Jasmine Mas

- Psycho Beasts by Jasmine Mas

- Filthy Rich by Serena Akeroyd

- Glass by Evelyn Flood

- Psycho Academy By Jasmine Mas

- Psycho Devils By Jasmine Mas

- Canary by Tijan -DNF

- The mafia and his angel I by Lylah James

- The mafia and his angel II by Lylah James

- The mafia and his angel III by Lylah James

- Runaway Omega By Ember L Nicole

- Nero By S J Tilly

- Shadow Heart By Morgan B Lee

- King Of Wrath by Ana Huang

July

- Bitten by death by Holly Roberds

- Kissed by death by Holly Roberds

- Preferential treatment by Heather Guerre

- Hunted (Feral souls trilogy) By Erica Woods

- Assembly by Erica woods

- Tempted by the devil by Michelle Heard

- Unbreak me by Reese Rivers

- Race to me By H.L Swan

- Crash into me By H.L Swan

- Fall onto me By H.L Swan

- Jack frost By Rebecca F Kennedy - DNF

- I fucking dare you by Emm Darcy

- Lola and the Millionares by Kathryn Moon

- Lola and the Millionares 2 by Kathryn Moon

- Twisted Vows By Candice Wright

- Triple Threat By K Webster

- Death Wish By K Webster

- Rock Hard By Nalini Singh

- Beauty in the broken by Charmaine Pauls

August

- Blood of Hercules by Jasmine J Mas

- When Hero’s Fall by Giana Darling

- The Night Thief By Beena Khan

- Meet me halfway By Lillian T James

[visenyaism]

am i the only one who got some gay vibes from Cregan and Jace?

brokeback winterfell was real to me…

[only-ari]

these are just the books on my tbr and other random ones I found on booktok. If your rec isn't on this list, please drop it in the comments!

[tuluaart]

Another Tog fanart that's special to me! 💛

The first is supposed to be Aelin and Aedion as children, "exercising" the blood oath ceremony. The second one resemble chapter 119 from Kingdom of Ash, where Aedion finally bonds himself to his Queen, through blood.

When I first read TOG, I was a little pissed by the fact that Aedion was the last to swear the oath (after Rowan, Fenrys, Lorcan and even Gavriel- males that Aelin knew for a more shorter time than Aedion), but at my reread, I realised why.

Aedion didn't need to prove his loyalty or devotament to Terrasen or Aelin ( which he already proved by protecting Terrasen indirectly, by becoming the White wolf, sacrificing himself for the other good), but his patience, where Aedion is kinda lacking 😂😂.

We can see it when Aelin rescue him and he instantly thinks about killing Dorian instead of finding a cure. When he wants to go to Terrasen immediately, instead of finishing the things they started in Adarlan. When he asks Aelin about the armies she promised. When he thrown Lysandra in the snow instead of listening to her...

The blood oath is the thing he desperately want, but receive only at the end, not as a punishment or as indifference, but as an achievement.

Also demonstrate that his loyalty didn't lied in his family relationship with Aelin or in a right he gained through birth, an royal obligation, BUT in the hope of a better world that Aelin promised to create. His loyalty lies in the love he has for Aelin as a person and his love for Terrasen in a place that all the people he loves calls home (Lysandra and Evangeline).

[acourtofquestions]

Currently on Chapter 59 of Heir of Fire & I’d be lying if I said I haven’t been crying since Celaena fell asleep in Rowan’s arms up in that tree😂🤣🥹😭🖤 just tooooooo much to say — Abraxos flying with Manon — Dorian & Sorscha — the kitty-cat friend🤣 — all of Aelin facing the Valg — she has short red hair now (?) & like the least of changes as she said, but also POWER MOVE — & just UGHAJABSNWLWN *keyboard smash head desk* … 9 chapters left, then on to Queen of Shadows😬😆

[crouteann]

i have been trying to make a graphic for the comic title all day. this book is in one of the zine cover sketches i did lmao

[vavuska]

I just finished reading Sawbones serie by Melissa Lenhardt.

It is about a lady surgeon in Far West epoque.

Sawbones

Wrongfully accused of murder, Dr. Catherine Bennett is destined to hang. . . unless she can disappear. With the untamed territory of Colorado as her most likely refuge, she packs her physician's kit and heads West. But even with a new life and name, a female doctor with a bounty on her head can hide for only so long.

Blood Oath

Laura Elliston and William Kindle are on the run-from the Army and from every miscreant in the West eager to claim the $500 bounty for Laura's capture as their own.

But the danger isn't just from those pursuing them.

Laura and Kindle each have demons of their own and a past that won't stay dead. Exhausted, scared, scarred, and surrounded by enemies, neither realizes the greatest danger is yet to come.

Badlands

In Blood Oath Laura's worst fears have been realized: Kindle has been taken into custody and she is once again on the run. The noose awaits her in New York, but Laura is realizing that there are some things worse than death. Finally running out of places to hide, it may be time for Dr. Catherine Bennett to face her past.

Even if I enjoyed this novel, there are few elements that made me upset:

1. I discovered this serie from the last book, Badlands, which is described been sold as “Outlander meets post-Civil War unrest in the conclusion to Melissa Lenhardt's fast-paced historical series.” As a fan of Diana Gabaldon's saga, I consumed both her numerous novels and 7 seasons of TV show, so I was intrigued by this description. Well, the only thing Sawbones saga has in common with Outlander is that they both have a woman surgeon as protagonist and both Claire and Catherine-Laura married their first patient in their new life. Claire and Catherine-Laura have a similar temperament, but I think Claire is more gentle, compassionate and 'motherly', while Chaterine-Laura is driven by ambition and desire to proof her worth to her absent father (deceased before the beginning of the first novel).

2. In Sawbones, the first novel, pride and ambition make Catherine, now under the false name of Laura, reckless. Even if, after her friends in New York staged her death, she agreed to pass as midwife or nurse, and Maureen, her devoted maid who followed her path away from the gallow warned her many times to not declare her profession as surgeon, Laura in the first occasion she got (helping a woman was was giving birth) introduced herself as 'Dr. Elliston'. Even after the caravan Catherine-Laura and Maureen were traveling with has been attacked by 'Indians', she would keep her act as 'Dr. Elliston', driving attention to her practice and at least two main characters understood her true identity. And this happens a lot of times through the novels.

Sawbones, Chapter 43

3. As only survivor Catherine, now Laura, became saved by the Army and excorted in their Fort. She became a sort of local celebrity due to her status as 'Indian attack' s survivor' and even more by saving the life of loyal chivalry Officer, Cpt. William Kindle, who happens to have briefly encountered Catherine during the war. Now it is important to understand how Laura is even more of a jinx than Brianna Randall Fraser (daughter of Jamie and Claire, adopted by Claire's husband)! Basically everyone who find him or herself connect with Laura is doomed to fall over a gruesome ending. As Roger MacKenzie, Brianna's husband, Cpt. Kindle would endure a lot of suffering and loss for love. Honestly, I would tie a line at some point, but Roger and Kindle are a fictional character and their creators have a distorted concept of true love.

4. Rape. Rape. Rape. Whore friends but not sex herself. Even if Laura left a lot of Catherine along her way, she is always a bit reckless and her behavior get the attention of bounty hunters and profiters. Laura, after marrying Kindle, seems to be more keen at left her past as surgeon behind and to agree to pass as midwife. In Blood Oath, Laura decided to turn down her pride and start training young orphan girls as midwifes and nurses, she even took Sophia, a smart 16 years old mulatto girl as a protegee, helping her to become a doctor too. In Badlands, Laura finally admitted how she used to belittle other woman and dismissed to offer of friendship of other women doctors, because she wanted succeed proving herself equal to men.

Badlands, Chapter 7

Badlands, Chapter 16

5. Kindle and Laura aren't a well-suited pair, since Kindle manipulated her and lied a lot to Laura in order to bed her, and doesn't understand her vocation as doctor: Kindle think is a stuff she would left after marriage, argue and threatened to left Laura, because she doesn't want children or cannot have. Kindle is an hypocrite and a obnoxious, judgemental bastard. In Badlands it is revealed that Kindle cheated on her on the first occasion and then acted as HE was jealous of other men. However, the plot involving Kindle risking his life and being condamned for running away from his duty as soldier ended up in some months of detention and a dishonored discharge, which is very limiting, considering the accusation of murders in the previous books.

6. Melissa Lenhardt drive us through three books and the mystery about who murdered Laura's patient and why his wife decided to frame Laura for the crime is solved in less than 100 pages. OK, I know why Laura has been framed for murder: she is an unmarried woman, without any social connection or wealth, and tries to succeed in a world governed by men and their prejudice about gender. Laura is basically an outcast, but this is not an explanation about the difficulty to solve the main mystery of the novel serie! She was an unlucky escape goat to hide powerful people's crimes and her friend James choose career, riches and power over a dear friend. It was the most delusional and disappointing part of the book.

[4amethyst]

Thatcher Alexander. Silas Hawthorne. Rook Van doren

[whats-in-a-sentence]

"Inside a cavern room, at the bottom of the volcano, stands an altar to Takhisis. What it may have been carved to represent, I could not tell, for it was so covered with green blood and black slime that it seemed a horrid growth springing from the rock. Around the altar were robed figures – dark clerics of Takhisis and magic-users wearing the Black Robes. (...)"

"DragonLance Chronicles: Dragons of Spring Dawning" - Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman

[eliza-makepeace]

funny when, in inheritance, there’s a moment when saphira tries to help eragon by lending him her power, and he says she can’t help him because it’s “his mountain to climb”. she tries to argue but he replies with “besides, if i were flying, it would be on borrowed wings, and i would gain nothing by it other than the cheap thrill of an unearned victory”

i totally agree with the sentiment and i’d think it’s great of him to say so, if it wasn’t for the fact that that’s exactly what the blood oath celebration has done for him. i understand that, narratively speaking, the main reason for making eragon into an elf is because, otherwise, it would’ve been insanely hard for him to acquire the abilities necessary to defeat galbatorix, but i sitll think it’s a very cheap way of making him get the upper hand, or, if not that, a chance to win. i mean, in the end, paolini makes his own villain so impossible to defeat that he needs to fundamentally alter his main character in order to allow the story’s climax to take place. 

and then the fact that having eragon say this now makes him into a bit of a hypocrite. like, he has such a problem with saphira helping him now, “because it just wouldn’t be an earned victory” but he didn’t seem to mind when the elves made him look like them and have their abilities, even though he obviously hadn’t worked to achieve them by himself in the first place. i’m the first one that finds the whole “eragon gets a few months of learning x and suddenly he’s really good at it” a bit annoying, but i’d rather have that than him being an elf for all intents and purposes.

[muckyschmuck]

i shkuld force myself to go to michaels and purchhase a (1) sketchbook so i can post traditional stuff

[pulchramsolis]

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did they really made Larys' main purpose for this season being a psycho footfag .................... bravo

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A Bond in Flames is out today!!

(Photo originally posted on my Instagram)

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