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Warprize (Chronicles of the Warlands #1)

Elizabeth Vaughan

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

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Title	:	Warprize (Chronicles of the Warlands #1)
Author	:	Elizabeth Vaughan
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	October 31st 2006 by Tor Paranormal Romance (first published June 13th 2005)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Fantasy Romance. Historical. Adult. Paranormal

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SHE MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN HER PEOPLE AND HER FREEDOM... Xylara is the Daughter of the Warrior King, Xyron. With her father dead and her incompetent half-brother on the throne, the kingdom is in danger of falling to the warring Firelanders. Before she was old enough for a marriage-of-alliance, Xylara was trained as a healer. She can't usurp her brother or negotiate a peace--but she can heal the brave ones injured in battle. But not only her countrymen are wounded, and Xylara's conscience won't let Firelander warriors die when she can do something to save them. She learns their language and their customs and tries to make them as comfortable as possible, despite their prisoner-of-war status. She never expects that these deeds, done in good faith, would lead to the handsome and mysterious Firelander Warlord demanding her in exchange for a cease-fire. Xylara knows must trade the life she has always known for the well-being of her people, and so she becomes... The Warprize

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Original Title:	Warprize (Chronicles of the Warlands, #1)
ISBN:	0765357364 (ISBN13: 9780765357366)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.eavwrites.com/booklist.htm
Series:	Chronicles of the Warlands #1
Characters:	Keir, Xylara "Lara"

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I found out about Warprize from a book group on Facebook. It was recommended in comparison to Golden Dynasty and Captive of the Horde. I loved both of those books so I had to try this. After reading it, it's defininetly a good comparison while still feeling like it's own book. The heroine is a strong woman who doesn't frighten easily. She has royal blood but spends her time as a healer. I liked her. This is one of those rare moments where I can say that I have absolutely no complaints where the

Warprize disappointed me. I had my first clue a few pages in when I realized the prose I could expect would be basic at best, for a romantic fantasy. While I liked the premise of Warprize and Vaughan's grasp of relationships and human dynamics, the plot was mild, with little conflict to speak of and thus, little suspense or action or even upset. It's all very ho-hum. I liked the hero Keir -he was to all appearances strong and charming and everything nice, an admittedly refreshing change from the

Definitely one for the ladies. I enjoyed this book, it's very much a romance set in a fantasy world, if you like CL Wilson's trilogy you will like this. The main character can come off as a little unbelievable good at times, but I did feel the need to zip through in one night, so that's always a good sign :) I'll be reading the followups.

Absolutely fantastic!!!! It is said that the attraction between warlord and warprize is as the heat of the sun that shines in the height of summer. I love fantasy, but b/c Im such a romance addict I tend to read more romance than fantasy. Its rare to find a fantasy book with a sufficient amount of romance, and this book was an absolute treasure ;-) Lara is the daughter of a Warrior King, but for her theres nothing more important than being a healer. Whether its friend or foe, anyone who

Wow! Can Elizabeth Vaughan ever write!Generally, I like the books I read to have a few layers of smut in them. (Shocking, I know!) So imagine my surprise when I found myself COMPLETELY embroiled in a book where not a single salaciously untoward thing happens! Especially when it's about a woman who's given as tribute to an invading barbarian Warlord. Somehow the author kept it classy, and I should have been disappointed! I should have been outraged! I should have dumped this book back at the

"Want to know the best part about being a warlord?" came a hoarse whisper. I bit my lip, puzzled by the question. Keir's mouth curled up slowly into a smile. "I always get what I want." A bit of an anticlimactic quote since the war lord was in fact not a jerk! All jokes aside I did like this book, it wasn't amazing but there was something about it. I went in expecting a high fantasy romance with some magic and epic world building but aside from a little world building this was more of a romance

4.5/5.0There are books we read for suspense, some we read for the beauty of the word, other's to pit our minds against the authors to solve a mystery. Then, there are some that encompass the very reason books exist... the story. That, that has existed since time began, one person imagining worlds and people and love and trials to rise above, then weaving them into a story to entertain and to teach, the kind people used to tell at bedtime to capture the attention then ponder while drifting off.