wyvernfriend
Written on Dec 10, 2007
This is a story about a wrongly imprisoned boy, Alec of Kerry, who is rescued by Seregil of Rhiminee. Alec is young and is unsure of his future since his father died and now has an opportunity. He realises that there are secrets Seregil holds and this attracts him. The plots going on around Seregil are also interesting and gives Alec a sense of purpose.
I had read The Bone Doll's Twin before this and now that I realise that this was published before that I understand some of the problems I had with this one, it reads a bit like a first publication. Not a bad first book but there are some issues and some slight clumsiness that I didn't expect from the writer who wrote Bone Doll's Twin and sequels.
I liked the characters and how they develop and how you learn more about the background as I read. I really look forward to reading the sequels.
I had read The Bone Doll's Twin before this and now that I realise that this was published before that I understand some of the problems I had with this one, it reads a bit like a first publication. Not a bad first book but there are some issues and some slight clumsiness that I didn't expect from the writer who wrote Bone Doll's Twin and sequels.
I liked the characters and how they develop and how you learn more about the background as I read. I really look forward to reading the sequels.