Nie ma co owijać w bawełnę - ta książka to po prostu rzemieślnicza robota bez krzty polotu. Główny bohater zupełnie bez wyrazu, sztampa goni sztampę (tak przy okazji, co i rusz kolejny element fabuły przywodził mi na myśl "Piratów z Karaibów"; autorka chyba obejrzała tę serię o jeden raz za dużo),...
A great end to the series. Dealt with some very serious issues of power and responsibility. In a world where the mythical creatures are joined with human companions who help keep them safe. Sometimes officialdom can get in the way of the job and this isn't helping the situation with Kullervo, a p...
Connie is taken from her Grandmother and given to her aunt who rejected her companion heritage and is militant about it. Meanwhile Col's mother want Col and Connie to help her prevent a road going through her companion animal's forest. She's also accepted the help of Kulervo. Interesting and mostl...
Connie is sent to her Aunt in a seaside town. She believes that she won't fit in but then she finds that some of the people in the town protect magical creatures. People on an oil rig are dying, it's the sirens, the society are trying to protect people from the sirens and sirens from the people....
Since I liked the first book lots, I had decided that I wanted to read the companion book. And no, I was not disappointed at all! In fact, I liked it a lot, although it wasn't as good as Dragonfly.I'm glad that this wasn't exactly continuing Ramil and Taoshira's story, because they don't really dese...
Wow. I just. WOW.My friend Cindy recommended this book to me, and she was like, "Liana, you should read it! It's so good!" And when she says something is good, it's always true. Well, 90% of the time.Anyways, Cindy insisted that it was a lot like Kristin Cashore's FIRE. But I still think it's more l...
I liked it. Very readable.It presents a thoughtful, if narrow, look at a political, social and economic breakdown in a country that has run itself into the ground paying for extravagances while the people starve every day. People are losing their jobs and homes. many are turning to robbery and bandi...
3 12 stars. I enjoyed reading this and will probably end up re reading at some point but it was lacking in some respects. I liked characters over all; loved Mikal and Ret. Their fatherdaughter(Mikal and Rain) and brothersister (Ret and Rain) relationships were well done and very nice to read. Rain w...
This was a story about how two royals were forced into marriage by allying their countries -- the Blue Crescent Islands and the country of Gerfal. That being said, the people of Gerfal find the women of the Islands preposterous and are completely believed to be practicing witchcraft. So what do you ...
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