Born of Blood (The League: Eve of Destruction Book 3)

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I’m worried the prologue might feel rushed, since it goes through the years relatively quickly - but I also don’t want to spend too long there so I’d love peoples thoughts on it! Do whatever it takes to get your revenge on the man that ripped your family apart, or learn to let go. Although the game contains plenty of Zombie smashing already in the form of a Horde mode, the open world survival experience offered on 'The Island' map will take some time to complete so whilst we continue construction, we can improve the gameplay/gunplay by opening it up to the public.

It would have helped to have been able to read an introductory chapter that summarized what happened leading up to this novel. One interesting thing about this story is how you could cut the last few hours off and create 5 different endings, all of which would be equally as compelling.It helps if you have read the League Series from the beginning so you will know all of the parties and where they fit. Like the previous two books, this is short, although it's the longest of the three (Eve of Destruction, Born of Rage, Born of Blood), it still suffers from the lack of length to develop both characters and story. Please be patient as Sherri and her publisher work together to get the books her fans love back into production and out to the fans who have been so eagerly waiting for them. As with the other 3 stories in this series, the narrator did a great job of bringing this world and characters to life.

There’s always the other side of the coin, and one could say that exploring a bit more of the PCs childhood could help build their character and make players more attached to playing as them. It can be hard to tell after staring at your own writing for so long so I really appreciate the feedback - I feel like flashbacks could potentially work, definitely something to consider for later.

No matter, I love the League series by Sherrilyn Kenyon so she gets "five" stars from me every time! Now, a small band of soldiers, led by Giaris and Leonidas, work to sneak back into the city and take Aurelai by surprise for a bloody reckoning. Also known as Jayne's other half, Hadrian prefers to stay in the background and be seen rather than heard. In Chapter Seven, it's said that Jinx's parents were murdered by his uncle, yet in both previous books (Eve of Destruction and Born of Rage), it's said that Jinx's parents were murdered by his half brother, Tobin. This whole book is essentially Hadrian finally proving to Nero that he isn't that toddler Nero saved anymore, he can hold his own.