Review: Book 2 of a FABULOUS Historical Series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2013
Born in Sin is the second book in the Dacian Legends Series and it is a vast improvement from the first book.  The only thing I didn't really like is that it is definately written from a male POV, not that its a bad thing mind you, but men seem to leave out so many details that a female doesn't so quite a few bits are missing for me.I can also say I had to personally giggle at some of the aspects of relationships.  Men can be such oafs when it comes to expressing emotions and Camelia Skiba seemed to nail it right on the head.Once again we have violence in the story.  In fact within the first pages you have a huge battle that has just ended and the remains from the battle are quite vivid in details.  Blood and Death are everywhere in those first few pages so if you are faint of heart you may not want to read this series.  But it is necessary for the setting and for the plot so you won't be wrong to keep reading!Since one of the warriors is badly wounded the men must split up, one to take Bastisza to be helped by a healer and the others to go help with the battles in Livonium. I won't go into any further details because I really do hate spoilers and since this all happens in literally the first pages I felt it wouldn't spoil anything to let you know.This again is a romance story but in this one strangely enough even though it is told from Zyraxes point of view and details are sometimes left out, I FELT the love he had for Oriana.  I found it strange that Oriana didn't know oops wait never mind I won't tell you that, you'll just have to find out for yourself.I enjoyed seeing Nerva and King Ilias and I can say that in this book I felt that they belonged together.  So character growth has occurred to a very large degree.I do recommend these books for anyone who likes historical romances.  And I must say that this author DOES stay in the time period and that makes it a very fun book to read.Details/Disclaimer: Review copy was provided to me in exchange for a fair and honest review. The free book held no determination on my personal review.