The critical reception for Empire of the Damned has been overwhelmingly positive. It immediately became a and an instant New York Times bestseller . Fellow authors have heaped praise on the series; V.E. Schwab called it "Bloody brilliant," while Joe Abercrombie described it as "a ripping read—dark as black coffee and savage as a slit throat".
La obra ha sido comparada con grandes referentes del género como Entrevista con el Vampiro y, debido a la estructura de la narración, se le ha relacionado con El Nombre del Viento , manteniendo un alto estándar de calidad. el imperio de los condenados jay kristoffepub
Gabriel se verá perseguido por la sanguinaria estirpe Voss mientras es arrastrado a letales batallas en las gélidas Tierras Altas, todo mientras lucha contra su propia adicción al Sanctus y su inevitable sed de sangre. Análisis de los Personajes The critical reception for Empire of the Damned
The book also carries the DNA of epic fantasy. The political scheming of noble houses, the sweeping battles, and the weight of prophecy feel very much in the vein of Juego de tronos . Add to that a post-apocalyptic sensibility akin to The Last of Us , with its focus on survival, scarce resources, and the terrible things people do to protect those they love, and you have a truly unique hybrid. The press has not been shy about these comparisons, and for good reason: Kristoff manages to weave these disparate elements into a cohesive and thrilling whole. Schwab called it "Bloody brilliant," while Joe Abercrombie