Divine Touched (Vaelandrian Goddesses # 1)
Harper, Sword Maiden for the illustrious Goddess of the Open Sea, has returned to the fabled city of Griffon’s Rock at the end of the Last Road to rest for the winter months after a disappointing year treasure hunting. Her rest is cut short by a mysterious storm of divine origin, an attempted...
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Harper, Sword Maiden for the illustrious Goddess of the Open Sea, has returned to the fabled city of Griffon’s Rock at the end of the Last Road to rest for the winter months after a disappointing year treasure hunting. Her rest is cut short by a mysterious storm of divine origin, an attempted horse theft of her beloved mount, and the sudden appearance of a beautiful southerner who seems determined to capture Harper’s heart. As the snows begin to fall, intrigue and romance heats up. The object of Harper’s desire, the mysterious rogue Calista, appears destined to get everyone into fresh trouble with a mystical stew-brewing ogre, a greedy guild of Dwarven thieves, and finally an exalted march out of the snowy north bent on divine retribution. Harper must decide if her growing love for Calista is real or a product of the lies she’s been told. Before the spring thaw, Harper will choose between the woman she loves and the Goddess that is the source of her magic.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781479321896 (1479321893)
Pages no: 388
Edition language: English
This book is a nice, sound fantasy book.The author created an elaborate universe with a pantheon of hidden deities who intertwine will and destinies with human persons.The two main characters, Harper and Calista are very different. Harper is noble and unexperienced, while Calista is the mischievous,...
I had previously given up on two highly-rated lesfic fantasy books after just a few chapters in so I'm a bit wary of this genre. In both cases, there were too many characters for me to keep track of and too little going on to hold my interest. Fortunately, this isn't the third one. The author wis...
From my point of view the author favored quite a bit to a battle scenes (and even more so towards the end), which describing of seems to not to be the one of the author's strongest points, and I've actually found my self skimming over them quite often. On the other hand Calista doing her sneaking an...