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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Delightful Read
This fantasy novel features a very original system of magic that requires quite a bit of explanation, delivered at least in part via the protagonist's lectures to a group of novices under her tutelage. This makes for a rather slow start, but it helps ground the reader in the world and its magic. Past that opening portion, the novel picks up speed, the protagonist proves...
Published 5 months ago by Elenora R. Sabin
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Story 5 stars, Writting 2 stars:
I give the story line 5 stars but the writing comes up with only 2 stars. I was very frustrated while reading this book; I was intrigued by the story line but groaned over the writing. It seems to be written for about an 8th grade maturity level. The scenes that are meant to be touching end up coming off as melodramatic. A more advanced writer could have made this a...
Published on July 18, 2005 by M. McCormick
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Story 5 stars, Writting 2 stars:,
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This review is from: Wild Sorceress (Paperback)
I give the story line 5 stars but the writing comes up with only 2 stars. I was very frustrated while reading this book; I was intrigued by the story line but groaned over the writing. It seems to be written for about an 8th grade maturity level. The scenes that are meant to be touching end up coming off as melodramatic. A more advanced writer could have made this a sensational book.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Delightful Read,
By Elenora R. Sabin (St. Petersburg, FL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Wild Sorceress (Paperback)
This fantasy novel features a very original system of magic that requires quite a bit of explanation, delivered at least in part via the protagonist's lectures to a group of novices under her tutelage. This makes for a rather slow start, but it helps ground the reader in the world and its magic. Past that opening portion, the novel picks up speed, the protagonist proves to be a compelling character, and the plot twists are unexpected and intriguing. The battle scenes are well done, the action riveting. The novel comes to a satisfying conclusion yet left this reader eager to read the rest of the trilogy.
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Wild Sorceress by Margaret L. Carter (Paperback - February 1, 2004)
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