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File Size: 5267 KB
Print Length: 322 pages
Publisher: Rachel E. Carter (January 21, 2017)
Publication Date: January 21, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01MSA1LNA
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I suppose I'm not the target market for the book. I was fooled by the summary and the reviews. I'll try and explain why I didn't like it and why you might or might not like it.The first thing to understand is that this book is focused on romance first, interpersonal drama second, and action a distant third. The second thing to understand is that the romance is almost a parody of YA female-targeted romance. You have the guy with gemstone colored eyes that change color with his moods. You have the girl who's a scrappy tomboy that isn't confident in her looks. The guy is a complete unrelenting bastard but he occasionally shows off a softer side... only when he's alone with the girl. Also, the guy is super-talented with magic. Also, he's a prince.Although we open with an action scene the action stuff is then firmly pushed to the back burner. This is really exemplified by the end of year test. We have 22 young combat mages competing for five spots. The first part of the competition is a series of one on one duels. A tournament designed to identify the best fighter? Nope, just one fight each. The second part of the competition is an oral examination grilling the candidates on combat scenarios. This happens off screen. To repeat for emphasis: the author yada-yadas her way through half of the test that is at the center of the climax of the book.If you're looking for a straightforward romance with a sprinkling of magic stuff in the background, this is for you. If you wanted to cheer for an underdog protagonist as she kicks ass and takes names after learning magic, not so much.
I really enjoyed reading First Year and getting to know the protagonist, Ryiah. Some events at the end of Non-Heir (the Prequel) and the beginning of First Year (Book 1) overlap. Instead of seeing the events through Prince Darren's eyes, you get to see them through Ry's eyes. In fact, from my understanding, the rest of the Black Mage series is through her eyes. She is a very likable person - a girl who didn't grow up with privileges that included the best teachers. She has to work twice as hard to keep up with the upper class and royalty to survive the first year at the academy.Even though Ry is a bit of an outcast, she is resourceful and quickly forges a friendship with one of the girls who is not part of Prince Darren's clique. Ry even manages to have several conversations with the prince, which is uncustomary. However, he's a disagreeable sort and she's not sure that she can trust him.The academy is all about training in different fields from learning about a variety of different subjects, training in magic and practicing combat. Ry didn't grow up with a library of books. She didn't have a mage to explain magic or a knight to train her in combat. Can Ry possibly keep up with the elite and succeed at earning one of the coveted 15 apprenticeships?The story keeps a good pace with a few twists. There are plenty of interesting characters. I'm glad that I read Non-Heir first because some of the characters were in the prequel, which gave them more depth. I think First Year is a great story and I would be happy to read more in the Black Mage series.Posted on Amanda's Books and More
This was one of those books that was recommended to me in multiple different book-nerd groups. Now that I've read it I understand why.The characters in this book are very relatable to me. Even though they shouldn't be. I have a tendency as a reader to be partial to main characters I can easily identify with. Ryiah (STILL not sure how to pronounce that in my head by the way) is basically nothing like me. We share out stubornness. That's about it. So for me to connect so intensely with the characters is an indicator of how well they were written.Carter managers to continuously remind you of the class differences and the characters frustration, without it ever feeling like too much. It isn't annoying and I never felt like she was beating me over the head with these feelings. It felt so genuine to who Ry is.She also does a great job of giving you a history lesson on the magic-wielding world your in very quickly. It's not very different from our own world, which makes it easy. I never felt left out or confused about customs.She also does a great job of keeping you OUT of our heroine's head just enough. Some authors like to keep you SO in the character that you can't recognize his/her mistakes until they're pointed out by an outside party. With Ryiah, you see enough of wha's going on as a reader that it's not as obscure (though, obscurity still has it's place, don't get me wrong).All in all, it's a great book with great characters, and a steady moving pace. I'm already reading book 2.
Ok so I bought and read these books (1-3) in November of 2015 so I was excited to see a book 4 and a prequel but when I went to click on the link to the series, it claimed I had none of the books. I looked closer and these books claim a published date of 2017 and make no mention of having been released earlier. I also noticed a slight title change (old books were The Black Mage: First Year, The Black Mage: Apprentice, and The Black Mage: Candidate). Those books are no longer in the system.So just beware if you think these seem familiar it may be because they are. I guess they got republished and the old ones taken down. (Read the comments for the author's generous offer to give replacements if you have proof of buying the originals and want the redone versions.)I really loved these books and am super excited though to have a prequel and a book 4.Edited in response to the author's comment.
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