Black Flame (Death Pope Book 2), by John Oakes
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Black Flame (Death Pope Book 2), by John Oakes
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Roberto has embraced his calling as Death Pope and taken his first victim. But actions have consequences, he learns. Now rumors of a deadly witch have gripped the Vatican, deepening divides in the curia and threatening to cause mass hysteria in the superstitious people of Rome. The curia orders a witch-hunt to find the sorceress and quiet the public’s fears. It is led by the young and ambitious Cardinal Luca Fontanesca, and Benicio Constanza, a monk obsessed with witchcraft and the evils of womanhood. Roberto discovers the true motives behind the hunt too late and scrambles to stop it before more innocents are murdered. ...Roberto is given his first sword. ...Death selects Roberto’s next target. ...Gian Fu reveals a dark secret. ...Blood runs red through the streets of Rome. ...And the people begin to speak of the Black Flame, a masked figure who moves in smoke to deliver Death. They made him the Holy Father, now he’ll make them pay.
Black Flame (Death Pope Book 2), by John Oakes- Amazon Sales Rank: #1108464 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-31
- Released on: 2015-03-31
- Format: Kindle eBook
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. and feels like Roberto has really come into his own through the ... By Just Another Reader The second book in the saga of Death Pope begins right after the first work, and feels like Roberto has really come into his own through the continuation of his burgeoning role in Renaissance Rome. All of the compelling side characters are present (along with additional friends and foes), and I was especially to see more interaction and development of the Gian Fu narrative arc. None of the subplots overstay their welcome, and the reader is fed enough information to want to continue reading. The same attention to historical detail is present where this alternative history is place within events and personalities of the time.As is to be expected, now that Roberto, the pope, is exercising more agency as both Christ's vicar and a sort of vigilante for a good, presumably higher power, there are more action scenes. One of the most compelling aspects of Death Pope's storytelling is the combination of clumsiness, skill, luck, mistakes, and even grace that befall the characters involved in the fighting events. An analogous example, for me, is the action found in the Indiana Jones films--Indiana fights the bad guys and gets beat up, and prevails in believable ways. The accidental and contingent occurrences found in Death Pope make the characters and their experiences plausible and gripping. It keeps the reader glued to the screen to find out what will happen next, who gets saved (or not), and who feels the touch of death. I cannot recommend this enough and I eagerly await the next installment.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Black Flame is a fantastic addition to the Death Pope series! By Nick This is an amazing book. Right from the Prologue I was addicted and disgusted. Right then and there I was ready to see the Angel of Death visit someone... I wasn't disappointed.Oakes successfully deepens his characters in this second book of the Death Pope series to the point where they feel like family. There is a scene in the book where Roberto is out in the city for the first time as pope. It left me almost able to feel his conflict as the puppet pope. Right from the beginning of the book, I was waiting with Roberto and Cosimo to find out where this ride would take us next.In the first book, Roberto was a bumbling 16 year old boy with a new calling. Black Flame picks up right after the end of the prior book. We get to watch Roberto and his band of friends come into their own and learn more about their calling. It truly feels like a privilege to get to tag along while they hone their skills and continue down the path put in front of them.Again, I do have to make a complaint, though. It is quite rude of Oakes to not have DP3 ready by the time I was done with this book. I find myself waiting impatiently again. Luckily, it seems, his release schedule is one that supports needy readers like myself.If you liked the first book, you'll love this one. If you didn't like the first one, read it anyway. It feels like we're just getting started!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Unlikely but terrific story! By Gia Giovenale Wasn't sure what to expect with the garish title and the beginning's unlikely story plot but it turned out to be one of the best-written books I've read in a long time. I was very quickly enmeshed in the story; so much so that when I finished reading it, I immediately bought the next book - and that rarely happens with me. I would be happy to buy anything John Oakes writes; he's that good.
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