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# Blood of Elves

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desertcart.com: Blood of Elves (Audible Audio Edition): Andrzej Sapkowski, Danusia Stok - translator, Peter Kenny, Hachette Audio: Audible Books & Originals

Review: A must-read for fantasy lovers - I’ll review this book in lieu of writing reviews for each book in the series, since it’s one of my favorites. The Witcher series is fantastic, period. I’ve played the video games (well, at least the first one), and watched the show; and if you like either of those you need to read the book; since the characters and universe have so much more depth to them than you’d think, and only the books do them justice. Some spoilers, for the entire series: I’d never been a huge fan of Geralt or Yennefer before reading the books. I envisioned Geralt as the stoic womanizer fantasy stereotype, and Yennefer as another stereotype - promiscuous, selfish and borderline. I still think these characters start out that way, but the author develops them so well you can watch them evolve over the course of the series. The reader gradually witnesses Geralt revising his stance on neutrality, contemplate his ability to feel and emphasize, and find the balance between free will, chaos, and destiny. Likewise, Yennefer comes to terms with her inability to bear children and learns to look beyond her identity as a sorceress. Ciri ties them together, acting as an anchor between all three characters and growing with them. Ciri as a character is also very well-developed. Her story is harder to read, especially when you get to the Time of Contempt, since the traumatic things she goes through are a thousand times worse because she’s a teenager. Still reading the Tower of Swallows. Will update this review when I complete the series.
Review: A great fantasy novel. - I read last wish and this after playing the video game. For those of you readers who are not also gamers, The witcher game was a well done and reasonably under rated RPG, in which you played as Geralt. For those of you who are Gamers coming to this book from the game, You're in for a good time. The book is well written, Which for a translation is a miracle. Generally such things come out as half assed, or under done, this did not. I found it hard to believe it WAS a translation. It speaks clearly and tells the story without any significant errors. There is a fair amount of obscure language, referencing either in universe topics (Such as names that stem from the language of the elves) or referencing medieval items (Such as types of sword, armor or architecture.) None of this should be a problem for an avid reader of this style of fiction. It shines in it's inclusiveness, Using terms and not explaining them, letting you learn as the characters learn. To some this may be an issue, but the feeling of being a part of this world surpasses the need to know in me. Honestly there is very little you don't learn by the end of the book. The end of the book is the only issue. It doesn't end. This being the first in a series of books and the others not having been translated as of yet. I am sure the readers here will know how that feels. I have grown to love these characters, and I am forced to wait for the next book. Delicious torture! However, the next book is being worked on as I speak, so we should not have to wait long! I don't want to tell you the details of the story. You can look that up elsewhere without issue. This is a review, and thus I would just like to say that I loved the book. I loved Last Wish, and I love Blood of Elves. The pacing is great, the universe is large, well thought out and steeped in lore. Characters are multifaceted and involved, at no point did I feel like I was reading another cookie cutter fantasy novel. This is a rich vein, and I hope people continue to buy it, so that it continues to be translated and I can continue to mine it!

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must-read for fantasy lovers
*by S***A on February 8, 2020*

I’ll review this book in lieu of writing reviews for each book in the series, since it’s one of my favorites. The Witcher series is fantastic, period. I’ve played the video games (well, at least the first one), and watched the show; and if you like either of those you need to read the book; since the characters and universe have so much more depth to them than you’d think, and only the books do them justice. Some spoilers, for the entire series: I’d never been a huge fan of Geralt or Yennefer before reading the books. I envisioned Geralt as the stoic womanizer fantasy stereotype, and Yennefer as another stereotype - promiscuous, selfish and borderline. I still think these characters start out that way, but the author develops them so well you can watch them evolve over the course of the series. The reader gradually witnesses Geralt revising his stance on neutrality, contemplate his ability to feel and emphasize, and find the balance between free will, chaos, and destiny. Likewise, Yennefer comes to terms with her inability to bear children and learns to look beyond her identity as a sorceress. Ciri ties them together, acting as an anchor between all three characters and growing with them. Ciri as a character is also very well-developed. Her story is harder to read, especially when you get to the Time of Contempt, since the traumatic things she goes through are a thousand times worse because she’s a teenager. Still reading the Tower of Swallows. Will update this review when I complete the series.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great fantasy novel.
*by P***D on April 13, 2011*

I read last wish and this after playing the video game. For those of you readers who are not also gamers, The witcher game was a well done and reasonably under rated RPG, in which you played as Geralt. For those of you who are Gamers coming to this book from the game, You're in for a good time. The book is well written, Which for a translation is a miracle. Generally such things come out as half assed, or under done, this did not. I found it hard to believe it WAS a translation. It speaks clearly and tells the story without any significant errors. There is a fair amount of obscure language, referencing either in universe topics (Such as names that stem from the language of the elves) or referencing medieval items (Such as types of sword, armor or architecture.) None of this should be a problem for an avid reader of this style of fiction. It shines in it's inclusiveness, Using terms and not explaining them, letting you learn as the characters learn. To some this may be an issue, but the feeling of being a part of this world surpasses the need to know in me. Honestly there is very little you don't learn by the end of the book. The end of the book is the only issue. It doesn't end. This being the first in a series of books and the others not having been translated as of yet. I am sure the readers here will know how that feels. I have grown to love these characters, and I am forced to wait for the next book. Delicious torture! However, the next book is being worked on as I speak, so we should not have to wait long! I don't want to tell you the details of the story. You can look that up elsewhere without issue. This is a review, and thus I would just like to say that I loved the book. I loved Last Wish, and I love Blood of Elves. The pacing is great, the universe is large, well thought out and steeped in lore. Characters are multifaceted and involved, at no point did I feel like I was reading another cookie cutter fantasy novel. This is a rich vein, and I hope people continue to buy it, so that it continues to be translated and I can continue to mine it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful
*by A***R on October 25, 2025*

The illustrations are really great. Good book on its own, not my first copy, but this one is definitely getting displayed.

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