Official Review: Immortal' Requiem by Vincent Bobbe

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I’ve read this a while back. This is non stop heart beating action and horror. Thanks for your review!
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This book looks like one of a kind dive into the fantastic realm. Just what I'm looking for!
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From a sampling, this seems like an interesting fantasy novel about the battle between an entity destined to be evil and a fairy named Grimnir, who is destined to kill the entity. It might be worth a second look. Well done.
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I love elves, fairies and fantasy on a whole. However, this story is way too gory for me from the jump. I'll pass on this one. :hand:
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I have been waiting for a chance to get a deeper understanding of this book. Thanks for a detailed review and to the author for the free copy 🙏
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I hate to judge a book by its cover, but sometimes it's hard not to. I really do not like the cover and this fact has prevented me from giving the book a chance, despite its 2018 Book of the Year win on OBC. After reading this review, I am inspired to give it a try.
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Thanks for your review and for the warning that there are multiple killings. I liked the first two chapters but I don't know if I will read the rest.
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I like the book as it primarily deals with good triumphing over evil. Nice review.
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This book sounds incredible! I love fantasy books with good characters, and I don't really mind violence either so this is definitely a bonus for me. I quite enjoyed this review too, it immediately spoke to me and convinced me that I needed to read this book, so I'll definitely be taking that recommendation. Thank you for this amazing review.
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This sounds like an exciting fantasy story! I can't wait to check it out, but will need to brace myself for the impact of not all of the characters making it to the end of the book. Great review!
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Well, you've got me. That's a marvellous review. I have to read this one. I am eager to experience the storytelling skills of this author. I am intrigued by the mixing of past and present, and the world of elves and creatures which the author has created.
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I love how specific and detail-rich this review is! I am averse to violence and death so I will be passing on this one. I do love how there seems to be magical elements involved with the elves and other characters. :)
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The review is pretty convincing for making a reader want to read this book. Nice.
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Looks like a great fantasy setting. Thanks for recommending this book.
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Sounds like a wonderful fantasy book but I don't think it's my kind of book. I'm sure it will be perfect for hardcore fantasy lovers. Thank you for the gushing review as you put it.
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