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Blood Ties (World of Warcraft: Midnight)

Av: Christie Golden
Berättare: Yuri Lowenthal
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An official prequel novel to World of Warcraft: Midnight

Arator the Redeemer was born to heroism. The son of High Exarch Turalyon and the legendary Alleria Windrunner, Arator has long borne the weight and expectations of their legacy . . . a legacy he inherited as a babe, the day his parents disappeared through the Dark Portal.

Alleria and Turalyon’s journey took them farther afield than they’d intended. While their absence spanned mere decades on Azeroth, the heroes experienced a thousand years at war against the Burning Legion—a demonic army seeking the destruction of all worlds. When at last they reunited with their son, Arator was a man grown, pledged to the very order of paladins for which they had once fought. The Legion fell quickly in a decisive final battle, yet the millennium of distance between the family was less easily conquered.

Now, on the other side of recent events in Khaz Algar, Arator embarks on a new journey, investigating rumors of a strange glow emanating from the ruins of a long-abandoned Legion base. Turalyon and Alleria volunteer to assist, eager to eliminate their ancient enemy before it can threaten their world anew. As the family delves further into the mystery, Arator works to reconcile his parents’ heroic legacy with the flawed people he has come to know. He sees both of his parents in himself: his father’s high standards, his mother’s intellect, their unwavering commitment to the defense of Azeroth. But Arator exists at the conflux of their greatest strengths and weaknesses—weaknesses that are revealed as the demonic threat proves to be a former lieutenant of the Burning Legion, intent on using Azeroth to launch a new campaign of destruction.
Action & Abenteuer Epic Fantasy Fantasy

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im vergleich zu anderen Warcraftbüchern ist die story eher unwichtig, als einzelnes buch betrachtet ganz okey. hier und da ein paar twists

ganz ok

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It’s getting very personal, not the kind of Warcraft book I did expect, but still great

Great book to understand the family ties

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I love Warcraft and I love Christie Golden's writing style.

This book has some tear inducing moments that really emotionally moved me, but also wholesome and funny moments that warmed my Azeroth-loving heart. It also has some exciting fantasy action and thriller.

Unfortunately, the plot doesn't make any sense. It starts of quite exciting but then it features the dumb villain trope who killed countless of people suddenly choosing not to kill the protagonists because reasons... Plot armor is strong with Turalyon, Alleria and Arator.

As a child of divorced parents the family dynamics quite moved me and made me feel joyous and then sad, but Alleria's reasons for breaking up seemed more like forced drama rather than a character driven choice.

I dozed off multiple times while listening and I truly feel like the book could have been half the length.

Nevertheless it's a fun read for Warcraft fans but hardly mandatory reading such as Illidan or Arthas' books.

Fantastic narration, voice acting and prose. Senseless plot.

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