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Ms. Corvidae shows yet again her penchant for weaving engrossing fantasy tales that will keep one reading through to the last page of the book. The worlds presented in this series are vividly drawn, so that one will see them through the characters- eyes. Emotions are wrung from readers, causing them to gasp in fear, feel the shiver of danger, and the heat of desire. This story is most definitely a fantasy tale, by no means a romance, but there is the underlying love story of Yozerf and Suchen to satisfy fans of that genre. One thing very interesting about this chapter in the saga is the glimpse into Londah, the Crow Queen, and Yozerf-s mother. Much effort is taken to ensure that readers will understand her character. Her feeling of having failed her son affects everything she does in her life. She may not have been able to protect him like a mother should when he was a boy, but she has become the person she is as a result of trying to make up for it later on, in her own way. This reviewer loved her character, felt her thoughts and wishes, and hopes to see more of Londah in the third book in the series. Tantalizing glimpses are also given in to the greater story that everything spawns from and is leading to, which are sure to be resolved and explained in the final book of the series, due out at the end of this year. Go out and pick up a copy of this book today. While at it, why not also pick up the first book in the series, Wolfkin, and be prepared for a new adventure. -Kelley A. Hartsell, July 2004. --This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.


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Vengeance. Passion. Magic. Power. In order to be crowned King of Jenel, Lord Auglar must first convince the Conclave of Lords to choose him over his rival, the cruel Lord Fellrant. Against his better judgment, Yozerf joins Suchen and the Sworn in their mission to protect Auglar. Betrayed by the other lords, the companions soon find themselves fleeing for their lives into Segg's decaying ghettoes. Trapped in the city with enemies on every side, their only ally seems to be mysterious assassin known as the Crow Queen. Yozerf has a hidden weapon which may prove their salvation; the magic gifted to him by the ghost of his ancestor Telmonra. But as Telmonra's presence grows ever stronger in his mind, Yozerf begins to wonder if the price of his power will be everything he holds dear.

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  • Paperback: 208 pages
  • Publisher: Mundania Press LLC (April 1, 2004)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1594260583
  • ISBN-13: 978-1594260582
  • Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 6 x 0.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #2,276,929 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Book 2, February 10, 2005
The wizard, Ax, appeared to the Crow Queen, Londah, and warned that Jahcgroth of Argannon plans to conquer Jenel, as cold and ice threaten his own kingdom. The Crow Queen was to watch for the arrival of the one named Auglar of Kellsjard, a lord of Jenel. Auglar MUST live through all that would soon come to pass.

Londah had been nicknamed the Crow Queen, because the carrion birds of Segg had surely grown fat on all the corpses she left in her wake. She was the best assassin to be hired. None were as silent or swift as she. To be a bodyguard went against all she knew, but she had her own reasons for agreeing.

Jenel could not afford to remain leaderless, without a monarch, for much longer. To be crowned King of Jenel, Lord Auglar must convince the Council of Lords that he is worthy. Yozerf, a wolfkin, joined his love, a human named Suchen, and the Sworn for the journey to the deadly city known as Nava Ner in Segg. Yozerf had grown up in the city and knew the horrors within. Suchen is Lord Auglar's Steward. Yozerf would never have returned to the vile place on his own. But to protect Suchen, Yozerf would do anything.

Betrayed by other lords, they soon find themselves on the run, trapped in the city with enemies everywhere. It is up to the Crow Queen and Yozerf to get them out alive.

***** Book 1 is titled "Wolfkin". You do not HAVE to read the first book to understand this one. Yet if you wish the full effect, I strongly suggest that you do so. If you enjoy Fantasy books with wizards, the undead, or shape-shifters, then rejoice! This book has all three and so much more besides.

From the beginning until the end this story goes at full speed. No one seems to be as they claim and everyone seems to have secrets, Yozerf more than others. There will be a third book to round out the tale, but this story ties up most the strings. Nothing major will leave you hanging in a lurch, but there are a few loose ends. Excellent tale and recommended to all fans of Fantasy! *****

Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A good fantasy adventure with exciting twists and turns ... GO FOR IT!, May 5, 2006
I love fantasy adventures with wizards and kings, with strong women leading the way. This book has all that and more.

Exciting twists and turns around fantasy worlds is what daydreams are made of. I couldn't put this book down.

Each book in the series stands alone, according to the author, but try to read them all, if you can. You will be in for some fantastic adventures with some awesome characters you will either hate or love.
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5.0 out of 5 stars terrific supersonic speed fantasy tale, June 25, 2005
This review is from: The Crow Queen (Hardcover)
Ax the wizard warns Londah the Crow Queen that Jahcgroth of Argannon will turn kingless Jenel into a frozen wasteland as he has done with his own kingdom unless a monarch is crowned soon. Ax tells Londah to keep an eye out for Lord Auglar of Kellsjard who is the hope for the future.

To be anointed ruler of Jenel, Auglar must assure the Council of Lords that he is worthy of the honor. Auglar is accompanied by his steward Suchen, Yozerf the Wolfkin and the Sworn on the trek. While Lord Fellrant makes a claim for the throne, Augur and his party are trapped inside dangerous Nava Ner in Segg. Yozerf knows his birth city detesting having to return but willing to die for Suchen. Only Londah and Yozerf can get Auglar and his party out of the city alive, but even with them the odds are insurmountable.

The sequel to the WOLFKIN is a terrific supersonic speed fantasy tale that keeps the readers on edge pondering what will happen next. The key characters are fully developed and the city seems very real to the audience who will wonder how we ended up there. Readers will enjoy the trek through the "urban" cesspool as each distrusts their companions especially when secrets are revealed but need one another because danger and death lurks around every corner. THE CROW QUEEN is a fabulous Lord of Wind and Fire tale that can be read as a solo entry, but the audience will understand the cast even better by reading the previous exciting saga.

Harriet Klausner
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1.0 out of 5 stars How many awful books has Corvidae published herself?
Oh my I've had terrible luck with books lately, and The Crow Queen is at the top of my worst books ever written list. Read more
Published on April 13, 2006

5.0 out of 5 stars Deceit, Malice, Monsters Within
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Summoned by Ax the wizard, the Crow Queen must protect Yozerf and his companions-- Kellsjard's Steward... Read more
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When Lord Auglar travels to Segg and presents his claim to the throne before the Conclave of Lords, Suchen, as his Steward, must follow. Read more
Published on November 20, 2004 by Margaret Marr

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