A Resurrection of Magic: Skin Hunger (Series #1) (Paperback)

from francescadefreitas

This was immediately gripping - I usually dislike parallel narratives like this, and as usual, I was sorry when each segment came to and and and the stories swapped, but when the ties between the stories became clearer, I hurtled through with a feeling of horror and dread. The endings came far to...

from krau0098

I have had this book to read on my shelf forever. It was an intriguing and well done traditional fantasy novel. The pace is deliberate but how things unfold is very intriguing. I listened to this on audiobook and it was decent. The narrator doesn't do a great job of distinguishing between voices,...

from ohioyalibrarian

This book was extremely compelling at the end, but then had no conclusion of the story, as it is to be continued in the sequel, so I was frustrated at the end of the book. The rest of the book I thought moved very slowly, with not much really happening. There are some mature themes in the book, s...

from JRlibrary

This story is told in alternating chapters, focusing on two different characters. The first is Sadima, whose mother died when the magician who was paid to help with her birthing instead robbed them of everything in the room and left Sadima for dead. Both her brother and father have a fiere hatred...

from N.T.Embe

I've got to admit, when I first picked up this book, it was because I got interested in the idea that one part of it was about a girl who could understand and communicate with animals. In a way, it was part of my thoughts about researching shapeshifters for my own benefit, but when I began readin...