Official Review: The Blacksmith's Daughter

[Dolor]

The Blacksmith's Daughter by Patrick John Donahoe is the third installment in the Fellowship of the Ancient Covenant series. It follows the adventures of Ian, Jacque, Desiree, and Serena.

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[vivalatianne]

The book sounds like you really loved this book. It sounds interesting and well written.

[Calvin300010]

Wow, you really did put so much effort in it and I bet that many reader out there searching, may be searching for a book such as "The Blacksmith's Daughter" to read.. great review!

[Benthic]

Great story. Always on the lookout of a great adventure. This book is definitely my cup of tea can't wait to read it.

[Soonerchick656]

This sounds like a mixture of a historical thrilling adventure and a present day thrilling adventure. Congratulations to Mr. Donahoe for being today's BOTD!

[Gishala1]

Great review! I've only read the sample and was intent on giving it a pass, but I'm intrigued enough now, after reading this review, to give it a second look. I'm a fan of historical fiction and I find it interesting that modern themes were introduced.

[navyapindi]

The plot set nearly a thousand years ago is really intriguing. I look forward to reading that part about Templar Library. I also wish to read the first two books in the series. Congrats on BOTD!

[Aditi Sapate]

From your review this sounds like such a rich book. I would really like to read it.

[Erick Muyesu]

I can tell from your review that you really enjoyed reading this book. I like the author's idea of intertwining the ancient and present time in one book. Thank you for your informative review. I will surely add this book to my want to read shelf.

[angiejack456]

It's great to find a well written historical adventure. I can appreciate romance if it is tastefully presented. This book looks promising!

[Surabhi Rani]

The plot of adventure and treasure hunting seems to be captivating after reading the 'Official Review: The Blacksmith's Daughter by Patrick John Danahoe'. The review points out towards the merit of the author. Nice to learn that the book can be described as the writings of a pure artist!

[ReyvrexQuestor Reyes]

This is a book spanning many eras in history. You can almost feel being as though a time traveler having to read through these niches in time. Until the time of the war and the present time, which we might be a bit informed of events, the moments are very interesting to read. I am interested, no doubt, in reading this. Thanks for the review.

[InStoree]

A story set up 1000 years ago, during the Templar Knights, sounds irresistible. The Templar Library, where the first editions are kept, have signs of a treasure. I'm glad it's a standalone work, although it's the third book in the series. Thank you for your wonderful and convincing review!

[Susmita Biswas]

The Blacksmith's Daughter by Patrick John Donahoe seems like a book full of adventures. I like adventures a lot. Congratulations on #botd.

[Manang Muyang]

The sample started with Ian and Serena killing Hitler and staging it as a suicide. I wonder how this story connects with the rest of the book.

The four protagonists are semi-immortal. How did that happen?

I am mighty curious.