Blood of Elves Also in this series: Blood of Dragons Series: Taviny’s Blood #2
Published by Independent Publishing on July 26, 2024
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Welcome back to a world of dragons, deceit, and danger. A world where the humans have finally started the pathway to healing peace. Bron and Tarn tearing down the walls of tension to rebuild under one banner. But peace is not so easily won as elves, orcs, shifters, demons, and the past refuses to grant mercy and relent. Now Queen Taviny sees her kingdom coming together with the looming prophecy of the Dragon Queen nipping at her heels all while the grief of her father’s death whispering words of doubt in her ear. She has known happiness in her marriage, but fate has other ideas in order for the pair. Together they are strong, but can they overcome as individuals? Especially when their destiny means trials and tribulations brought on by magickin proverbially marching towards them. Bronians have known magicfolk, but are the Tarnite people ready? Is the new King ready? Can Taviny swing her bravado and confidence once more just as she swings her sword? Or will the ghosts in the back of her mind become more than just threats haunting to take her down? Friends and family stand by as new lessons are taught. From the orcs in Borbakamp to the elvenkind in Nethering and all the way to the shifters hidden in the depths of the Ixothys Sea, Taviny must prove she is one of legend. She must rise to prove humans and magickin can join forces. It is time for fantasy to spring from the imaginations of humans and become reality. Come embark on another adventure of friends, foe, and fantasy in a world where nothing and no one is ever as they seem...
Review:
Blood of Elves is the second book in Irene Daniels Taviny’s Blood series. In Blood of Elves, the world opens up more as we delve into the lives of the Shifters, Orcs, Fae, and even Demons and humans. Peace between Bron and Tarn is easier said and done, with old tension between the various characters trying to unite under one banner. It almost feels like our current world, where we all should be able to be joined under one flag, but there is still a lot of division in so many ways. Irene has created an expansive world I can expand into many books as the series continues—a great second book.
