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File Size: 1379 KB
Print Length: 466 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 034549573X
Publisher: Del Rey (May 29, 2007)
Publication Date: May 29, 2007
Sold by: Random House LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B000QW7R9Y
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I find myself conflicted about Maledicte. The writing is absolutely superb, positively enthralling, but the plot is not for the faint of heart. Deep within Antyre's capital lurk two children whose entwined destinies threaten the kingdom, but most especially the very future they desire. Filled with treacherous intrigue, murderous intent, hope of new beginnings, and a vengeful goddess, Maledicte is riveting with an overwhelming sense of doom lurking within the shadows of its pages. The ending is just as surprising as each twist and turn and wholly worth the effort it takes to make it through such darkness and dread. While I cannot say I thoroughly enjoyed the book, I have begrudged it with a four star rating because of the author's skill and the satisfaction of having read a very well-told story.
While undoubtedly well written and far superior to the disappointing rubbish spattering the panorama of contemporary fantasy fiction, this debut novel is deeply and inexcusably flawed to the point I could not not only enjoy it but even finish it without forcing myself which is not exactly the effect fantasy books (and fiction in general) are supposed to engender.Maledicte, the main character and her lover Janus nearly never come to life to me: they act consistently, their set of mind is well drafted but nothing Ms Robins writes about them is able to make me forget or condone how unpleasant their motives and their actions are: throughout the novel I could feel no anxiety form them, robbers and murderers they were born and they stayed to the last page.One could say that a writer does not need to portray likeable characters nor to have the evil ones punished for their crimes, but while I admit that flawed personalities make for better character developments and that larger than life villains make for better fun, I will neither deny my personal urge to identify with the character I am supposed to read and care about.My limit, perhaps.Small compensation is that Gilly, the third main character, is finely wrought, likeable and good natured and that all side characters are not bad at all.Further than this Ms Robins has a fine sense for situation sketching.Set in the usual kingdom rotted to the core and devoid of salvation, surrounded by enemies and mined by conspirators (a XVII century England comes to mind), the novel contains many a memorable scene, sort of tableaux vivants (living pictures) sketched ably and with surprisingly deft hand: servant quarters, brothels, balls, duels, all come to life through a nice economy of words.Most scenes where characterization is attempted instead fail to attain their goal and slow the narrative to dragging halts.The writing itself is always professional, routine pages alternating with some splendidly drafted ones and a few where the attempt at fine literature turns out clumsy.While the issue of gender -a woman masking herself as a man coming to think about herself as such (and pronouns follow suit) without losing her deeper femininity- is satisfyingly dealt with, those of love, trust, friendship and supernatural are far less convincingly dealt with.Because of the constant bloodshed and the complexity of themes I would not recommend this book to teens.
In the Kingdom of Antyre, the Earl of Last needs an heir to begat his aristocratic grandson. He selects his teenage offspring Janus, born on the wrong side of the sheets and raised in the worst slums of Murne. Janus' girlfriend fifteen years old Miranda is appalled when her long time companion and lover is taken from her and vows to be at his side after she kills his patrician sire.Knowing a female cannot just walk about Murne by herself especially a young woman trying to move about in the upper crust circles, Miranda needs a disguise so she turns herself into a male noble and gains entrance into the home of wastrel Baron Vornatti, who detests Last. The Baron and his servant Gilly train the eager Miranda in what she needs to know about treachery amidst the debauched aristocracy. When the Black-Winged Goddess Ani completes the metamorphosis of Miranda from love sick teen to deadly avenger, the young female becomes Maledicte, whose goal remains the same with just more victims to dispatch.This is a terrific fantasy due to the powerful emotions of the lead character. The audience will follow the capers of this seemingly innocent urchin who willingly becomes an expendable pawn of the violent Goddess of Love, as the deity and the girl share the same traits of deep love and even deeper hate. The story line focuses on Miranda's obsessive efforts to be with her Janus so much so that she becomes more and less than human too achieve her goal. Readers will appreciate Lane Robins' character driven dark fantasy.Harriet Klausner
Seriously. Loved. It. The setting, the characters, the relationships, the angst, the anger, the deviousness. I loved Maledicte, that saucy lady man. The deck was already stacked in this book's favor because I tend to love any plot involving females masquerading as males, because there's so much duping and humor to be had. Miranda is just so unexpected, from her initial description through judging eyes to the immense devotion and passion she shows for Janus (whom I hated). But Gilly, thank goodness for Gilly, because Maledicte might have been intolerable without him.
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