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A review by vickysbooklove1
Rise of the Phoenix by T. Isajanyan
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
"Rise of the Phoenix" is the first installment in "A Tale of Hayara" series written by T. Isajanyan. It's an Ancient Armenian Mythological Fantasy Saga that will sweep you away on a gripping journey through treacherous realms and unexpected alliances.
In the ancient kingdom of Harrania, where legends and wars entwine, Arme bears a weighty destiny. Once a forgotten prince, he now lives as a humble commoner, content with his wife and son. But fate beckons—a call to ascend beyond mortality. Arme must embrace immortality, for the gods themselves strive to maintain equilibrium between love and lust, compassion and cruelty, prudence and greed. As their divine hands weave the tapestry of existence, the human realms hang in precarious balance.
T. Isajanyan’s unpretentious yet lyrical writing breathes life into both settings and characters. The storyline, replete with unexpected twists and turns, keeps readers perched on the edge of their seats. And when the heartbreaking yet perfectly fitting end arrives, it leaves them hungering for the next installment.
"Rise of the Phoenix” weaves a captivating alternate historical fantasy, where mystery, romance, and adventure interlace. Epic fantasy enthusiasts and lovers of fantastical romance will find themselves thoroughly immersed in this enchanting tale.
My heartfelt gratitude to StoryOrigin and the author for providing me with the eARC of this enthralling book.
In the ancient kingdom of Harrania, where legends and wars entwine, Arme bears a weighty destiny. Once a forgotten prince, he now lives as a humble commoner, content with his wife and son. But fate beckons—a call to ascend beyond mortality. Arme must embrace immortality, for the gods themselves strive to maintain equilibrium between love and lust, compassion and cruelty, prudence and greed. As their divine hands weave the tapestry of existence, the human realms hang in precarious balance.
T. Isajanyan’s unpretentious yet lyrical writing breathes life into both settings and characters. The storyline, replete with unexpected twists and turns, keeps readers perched on the edge of their seats. And when the heartbreaking yet perfectly fitting end arrives, it leaves them hungering for the next installment.
"Rise of the Phoenix” weaves a captivating alternate historical fantasy, where mystery, romance, and adventure interlace. Epic fantasy enthusiasts and lovers of fantastical romance will find themselves thoroughly immersed in this enchanting tale.
My heartfelt gratitude to StoryOrigin and the author for providing me with the eARC of this enthralling book.