Rhapsody: Child of Blood
656
Novel • Fiction
Fantasy World
2000
Adult
18+ years
In Rhapsody: Child of Blood, Elizabeth Haydon presents a tale of adventure and destiny. The protagonist, a singer with unique abilities, embarks on a journey with two companions: a warrior and an assassin. Together, they confront mysteries and challenges that reshape their world, weaving themes of courage and transformation throughout their quest.
Fantastical
Adventurous
Suspenseful
Mysterious
Emotional
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Rhapsody: Child of Blood by Elizabeth Haydon is praised for its rich world-building and intricate plot. Readers appreciate its strong character development, particularly the protagonist, Rhapsody. However, some critiques mention that the pace is slow, especially early in the book. Overall, it's a compelling start to the series with a blend of fantasy and romance.
Readers who enjoy The Lord of the Rings or The Wheel of Time will likely be captivated by Rhapsody: Child of Blood. This book appeals to fans of epic fantasy with rich world-building, complex characters, and intricate plots, making it ideal for those who appreciate deep mythological themes and adventurous quests.
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Published in 1999, Rhapsody: Child of Blood is the first book in Elizabeth Haydon's celebrated Symphony of Ages series, which blends fantasy, romance, and adventure.
The character names and themes in Rhapsody: Child of Blood often draw from musical terminology, reflecting Elizabeth Haydon's background in music and ethnomusicology.
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Elizabeth Haydon was a pen name, as the author was a successful editor of scientific textbooks before venturing into the fantasy genre with Rhapsody: Child of Blood.
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656
Novel • Fiction
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2000
Adult
18+ years
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