--- product_id: 517708080 title: "Bloodline: 9 (Cradle)" price: "HK$352" currency: HKD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.hk/products/517708080-bloodline-9-cradle store_origin: HK region: Hong Kong --- # Bloodline: 9 (Cradle) **Price:** HK$352 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Bloodline: 9 (Cradle) - **How much does it cost?** HK$352 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/517708080-bloodline-9-cradle) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description It’s time to go back home. In the years since Lindon left Sacred Valley, he has attained power beyond anything his family thought possible. Now he’ll have to put those powers to the test, because a Dreadgod is on its way. Lindon and his allies set out to evacuate the valley before the arrival of the Wandering Titan, but their sacred arts are weakened by an ancient curse. They’ll have to persuade the squabbling inhabitants of Sacred Valley to leave behind their home and set off into the outside world. But it has been a long time since Lindon left, and more has changed than he realized. He has always sought power to save his family…but now he might be too late. Review: This isn't Wintersteel... and it's not meant to be. - Let's be honest, Uncrowned and then Wintersteel were masterpieces. So many threads. So many pivotal scenes. The action. The resolution. Any book following those two is automatically at a disadvantage. Bloodline isn't Wintersteel. Bloodline is a completely different kind of book. A transition book. The kind of book that is laying the groundwork for the next major arc in the series. After I read Bloodline, I had to stop my brain from thinking. I gave it a couple days and then read it again. Then I gave it another couple days and reread the whole series before reading it again. Takeaways: 1. There were so many things that I didn't expect that ended up happening. Many of those things were awesome (no spoilers). 2. I find myself more excited about the coming books than I do Bloodline. The next book pretty much writes itself and I want to read it. Lindon now has himself the perfect opponent, the same opponent that I thought would be a cool contrast during Wintersteel. More importantly Cradle will now be forever impacted (because of Spoilers). There are so many ways the story could twist and turn (because of spoilers). 3. I LOVED the return of Suriel. She became the champion of the Abidan portion of the story and it was the better for it. Plus, the scenes with Lindon... they were so cozy and heartwarming. Especially when she said sorry (spoilers). Her inclusion in the story added so much heart back to this series. 4. Dross... Dross, Dross, Dross... He was so human in this. The decisions he made. The paths he helped the group tread. I look forward to seeing how he evolves. 5. While it made the story slowdown... the return to home for Lindon was very real. You can never really go home because it's never the same. And Lindon got to experience that repeatedly, like a hammer to the brain. I'm the kind of reader who appreciates verisimilitude in what I read. So I happily embraced the slowing down of the story. It was harsh and uncomfortable and overall real. That said, I have real hope for the little kingdom the group seems to be carving out for themselves. It looks like it will be epic. 6. I loved the return of Elder Whisper. I'd been waiting for it and it didn't disappoint. That final sentence... It epitomizes what the next major arc of the story is going to be. And that arc excites me. 7. The Sect of the Twin Stars...! That's all I'm saying. Now, not everything was perfect. I think everyone else' story took a back seat to Lindon's. The story suffered slightly for it. I also found the story a little shorter than I would have liked. Another 50 pages would have really fleshed out the story and made it come to life. But that's all I've really got against this book. It's a great book trying to tell a difficult story after two phenomenal books. You want more of the same but it's trying to convince you that the plot twists that are coming are even better. It managed to convince me, so I'm on board. Review: Cradle series a must read, imaginative, captivating, with endearing characters, thrilling & funny - I absolutely love the Cradle series, allow yourself to be captivated by the world created by Will Wight's vast, magical, quirky imagination, so enchanting, thrilling and funny in equal measure. With a hero/heroine you really root for and care about and a great ensemble cast of supporting characters each with their own story and personality, which draw you in & endear them to you as much as the main characters. Can't wait for the next book! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | 736,962 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 159 in Coming of Age 517 in Epic Fantasy (Books) 573 in Sword & Sorcery | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 17,090 Reviews | ## Images ![Bloodline: 9 (Cradle) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81E5bH33JXL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This isn't Wintersteel... and it's not meant to be. *by R***N on 12 April 2021* Let's be honest, Uncrowned and then Wintersteel were masterpieces. So many threads. So many pivotal scenes. The action. The resolution. Any book following those two is automatically at a disadvantage. Bloodline isn't Wintersteel. Bloodline is a completely different kind of book. A transition book. The kind of book that is laying the groundwork for the next major arc in the series. After I read Bloodline, I had to stop my brain from thinking. I gave it a couple days and then read it again. Then I gave it another couple days and reread the whole series before reading it again. Takeaways: 1. There were so many things that I didn't expect that ended up happening. Many of those things were awesome (no spoilers). 2. I find myself more excited about the coming books than I do Bloodline. The next book pretty much writes itself and I want to read it. Lindon now has himself the perfect opponent, the same opponent that I thought would be a cool contrast during Wintersteel. More importantly Cradle will now be forever impacted (because of Spoilers). There are so many ways the story could twist and turn (because of spoilers). 3. I LOVED the return of Suriel. She became the champion of the Abidan portion of the story and it was the better for it. Plus, the scenes with Lindon... they were so cozy and heartwarming. Especially when she said sorry (spoilers). Her inclusion in the story added so much heart back to this series. 4. Dross... Dross, Dross, Dross... He was so human in this. The decisions he made. The paths he helped the group tread. I look forward to seeing how he evolves. 5. While it made the story slowdown... the return to home for Lindon was very real. You can never really go home because it's never the same. And Lindon got to experience that repeatedly, like a hammer to the brain. I'm the kind of reader who appreciates verisimilitude in what I read. So I happily embraced the slowing down of the story. It was harsh and uncomfortable and overall real. That said, I have real hope for the little kingdom the group seems to be carving out for themselves. It looks like it will be epic. 6. I loved the return of Elder Whisper. I'd been waiting for it and it didn't disappoint. That final sentence... It epitomizes what the next major arc of the story is going to be. And that arc excites me. 7. The Sect of the Twin Stars...! That's all I'm saying. Now, not everything was perfect. I think everyone else' story took a back seat to Lindon's. The story suffered slightly for it. I also found the story a little shorter than I would have liked. Another 50 pages would have really fleshed out the story and made it come to life. But that's all I've really got against this book. It's a great book trying to tell a difficult story after two phenomenal books. You want more of the same but it's trying to convince you that the plot twists that are coming are even better. It managed to convince me, so I'm on board. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cradle series a must read, imaginative, captivating, with endearing characters, thrilling & funny *by K***R on 1 June 2021* I absolutely love the Cradle series, allow yourself to be captivated by the world created by Will Wight's vast, magical, quirky imagination, so enchanting, thrilling and funny in equal measure. With a hero/heroine you really root for and care about and a great ensemble cast of supporting characters each with their own story and personality, which draw you in & endear them to you as much as the main characters. Can't wait for the next book! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still top quality but I didn't enjoy quite as much as the previous book *by B***Y on 17 October 2025* The Dreadgods have awoken and one is heading towards Sacred Valley. Lindon and company are in a race against time to get back and evacuate the inhabitants before they are all destroyed. Well we finally get to the place in time where Lindon had his vision all the way back in book one, though the timeline in-world has been greatly accelerated. I had been looking forward to this for quite a long time, Lindon getting to meet his family and clan again and seeing how far he had come. But man, be careful for what you wish for. It is a testament to the author's writing but I found his family (except for his sister) and the clan, and everyone in Sacred Valley, to be absolutely infuriating. I thought I had misremembered how petty and mean spirited everyone was but no, I had remembered correctly. We did learn lots of interesting stuff, and the explanation for why everyone there is so weak compared to outside is finally explained. The gang are really one of the major factions in the world now and it is interesting to see this being explored going forward. The artificial weakness of being in Sacred Valley adds a bit of jeopardy but nothing serious until towards the end. Some of the reunions were worth the wait, especially Lindon with his sister and Jai Long and of course Orthos. Also when Lindon introduces Yerin to his family and they cop their relationship is hilarious. Another very enjoyable book and the quality of this series really is amazing. 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