Betrayals: Book Four of the Blending

by Sharon Green

Once tbe five elements -- Earth, Wind, Air, Fire and Spirit -- were One, when five gifted people joined their magical talents into One. When these five forces -- embodied by three men and two women --... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0380788101
• ISBN13: 9780380788101
• Release Date: February 1999
• Publisher: Eos
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Betrayals: Book 4 of the Blending

I love this author. Sharon Green writes a wonderful fantasy story. I would recommend all of her books to anyone, if you like fantasy.

Different Style

I have read the first four books in the Blending series, and although there are certain things about them that I dislike, I still seem to be driven to read the next one. I think it's because there are some unanswered questions from the first one. I am reading the last book in the series now, and I hope those questions are answered. I do like Ms. Green's type of magic, though. Her books are definitely different from other types of fantasty. I sometimes get the impression I am reading one of those Victorian romance novels.

Great book exciting but where oh where is the next one!

Great story not as exciting as the thrid Competitions. But I am more then willing to latch on to the next in this series asap! I love the characters and the whole idea of each individuals powers, strengths and weakness being protrayed.

Good book...looking forward to getting my hands on book Five

I've been reading Sharon Green's work for over 13 years now. When I got the first book, Convergence, I was thrilled. It made me yearn for book two, Competitions, which made me want the next one NOW! I patiently waited for book three, Challenges which I found out was held because of the wishes of the publisher. BIG Sigh. I found book four, Betrayals, quite by accident and was thrilled!!!!!!! I read it in one sitting. This one is not quite as interperson action packed as the first ones but you can see that Sharon Green is leading us to the conclusion, book five. Other than being freed, freeing others and finding out more how the nobles are running the show, you really don't get very far with this book. BUT you can see that she is leading us to the final book. While I don't think it is her absolute best book yet, it is a good companion book. I'm hoping that the final book in this series picks the pace back up and wraps up things without looking too rushed. I have enjoyed this series a lot. I haven't enjoyed a series like this since I last read the Stephen Donaldson series, Thomas Covanent. I would recommend this book as it is a good read. Thanks!

Another great book in the Blending series

After FINALLY getting my hands on the 4th book, I tore through and found myself to be as totally enthralled as I was with the first 3. (And the ending wasn't as totally gut-wrenching as the ending of Challenges.) Now, if Avon would print up and release the 5th book, which is already written, I'll be set!