Sometimes they say words cannot express what you feel...similarly i can not express the moment i have experienced with a chapter of Carve the Mark.
A good book for all dystopian novels followers...Dont waste your time on reading summaries,just jump into the chapter already.
"One choice can either transform you or destroy you-"
(Catch the insurgent reference?)
Choose wisely, which by the way means read the chapter already!!
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LanguageEnglish
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PublisherKatherine Tegen Books
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Publication date31 May 2016
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Reading age14 years and up
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File size994 KB
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- ASIN : B01FQQPBAG
- Publisher : Katherine Tegen Books (31 May 2016)
- Language : English
- File size : 994 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Not Enabled
- Print length : 50 pages
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Iffet Burton
5.0 out of 5 stars
I recommend this to new and old scifi fantasy readers alike. Don't be fooled into thinking this is anything like the Divergent series.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 May 2018Verified Purchase
This was so easy to read as the characters were so realistic and credibly written. You don't always see the realistic quirks that stop this from being predictable and similar to other epic sagas. We are never left sure who is a villain and who is a hero. Cyra is a cruel girl who is official torturer for her brother, Ryzek the leader of a nomadic and warlike race, the Shotet. They are not recognised by the United planet's and he is going to conquer them to get status for his people. To do this he needs an oracle to guide him, he has the Kereseth brothers kidnapped and their father murdered as the fate of the older brother is to be his oracle. We follow the babarism of the treatment given to both brothers as Ryzek tries to realise his dreams.
Spoiler Alert but significant people are often told their unltimate demise when they are young. Most of them are still alive at the end of the novel despite the feel that the novel should be finished! Ryzek makes revelations which no one knows about almost at the end of novel. A very clever device to make the reader want to carry on reading the series to see how the foreshadowing comes to pass.
I really enjoyed the audiobook version with actors who really made the narrative live. I hope they are the same for the next novel too.
A well-crafted new fantasy series by a proven sci-fi talent.
I was given a free copy of the novel for my fair and honest opinion through Instafreebie.
Spoiler Alert but significant people are often told their unltimate demise when they are young. Most of them are still alive at the end of the novel despite the feel that the novel should be finished! Ryzek makes revelations which no one knows about almost at the end of novel. A very clever device to make the reader want to carry on reading the series to see how the foreshadowing comes to pass.
I really enjoyed the audiobook version with actors who really made the narrative live. I hope they are the same for the next novel too.
A well-crafted new fantasy series by a proven sci-fi talent.
I was given a free copy of the novel for my fair and honest opinion through Instafreebie.

baldbookgeek
5.0 out of 5 stars
I pre ordered that book after reading this
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 August 2016Verified Purchase
gave a good insight into what's to come, it's a big step up with her writing too
I pre ordered that book after reading this
I pre ordered that book after reading this
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Cas (Daydreaming Ink)
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4.5 Stars; Carve The Mark Review
Reviewed in the United States on 28 January 2017Verified Purchase
Set in a different universe, Carve the Mark tells the tale of Akos Kereseth, a fate favoured Thuvhesit farmer's son and Cyra Noavek, sister of the tyrant Ryzek Noavek of Shotet. Two opposite worlds on two faces of the same plant come crashing together when Ryzek kidnaps Akos and his brother.
I expected more from this book, and perhaps my assumptions were unfair. Carve the Mark took a lot of getting used to; the world is so different from ours, and at first all the references to items of their world are only confusing. The new information seemed to stop for a bit, then start again, a slower trickle which is how it should be. Facts were cleverly repeated many times to ensure readers would remember it.
Cyra's currentgift causes her pain and allows her to inflict in on others. Her brother uses her as a weapon and torture tool. I like how currentgifts can change, evolve as the person does and they have a direct connection to their owners' personality. Akos's gift's reasoning is yet to be revealed, but I'm curious nonetheless. The second half of the book fared a lot better than the first because it contained much more action, plan devising and conflicting matters.
The introduction is conducted poorly, but Carve the Mark is very enjoyable once you've figured out what's happening and what these terms mean. And if in doubt there is a glossary provided at the back of the book. These characters and their 'sealed fates' only make the story more interesting. I was able to predict part of one major event, due to clues hidden in the first chapters. Science fiction, advanced technology, different beliefs and environments... Carve the mark.
"She was a hushflower, all power and possibility."
I expected more from this book, and perhaps my assumptions were unfair. Carve the Mark took a lot of getting used to; the world is so different from ours, and at first all the references to items of their world are only confusing. The new information seemed to stop for a bit, then start again, a slower trickle which is how it should be. Facts were cleverly repeated many times to ensure readers would remember it.
Cyra's currentgift causes her pain and allows her to inflict in on others. Her brother uses her as a weapon and torture tool. I like how currentgifts can change, evolve as the person does and they have a direct connection to their owners' personality. Akos's gift's reasoning is yet to be revealed, but I'm curious nonetheless. The second half of the book fared a lot better than the first because it contained much more action, plan devising and conflicting matters.
The introduction is conducted poorly, but Carve the Mark is very enjoyable once you've figured out what's happening and what these terms mean. And if in doubt there is a glossary provided at the back of the book. These characters and their 'sealed fates' only make the story more interesting. I was able to predict part of one major event, due to clues hidden in the first chapters. Science fiction, advanced technology, different beliefs and environments... Carve the mark.
"She was a hushflower, all power and possibility."

jlv
4.0 out of 5 stars
Give it some time
Reviewed in the United States on 22 January 2018Verified Purchase
Very good book, however it did take a bit to get into. I'm glad I stuck it out because I now that I've finished it I can't wait to read the next one.
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Foals, Fiction & Filigree
4.0 out of 5 stars
Intriguing snapshot
Reviewed in the United States on 9 January 2017Verified Purchase
This sounds to be interesting. We'll see once the book comes out!
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