from parkplace05

Political situations are a bit confusing and convoluted, but the characters are well drawn and interesting. Action, scandal, humor, and criminal activity sprinkled throughout. I think fantasy readers will enjoy.

from lcarter11

Seen through the eyes of the young male protagonist (Weasel, to you), Shield of Stars is an interesting tale, set both in the city and in the country, which--in this culture--is practically two different worlds. Nimble pickpocket turned law clerk, Weasel is firmly of the opinion that he is his ow...

from knielsen83

This book, the first of a new series, was full of adventure. Well written and very involving, it sucked me in from page 1. Set in less modern times, this book involves two main characters, a young girl and boy who end up in a makeshift cell together for separate reasons. Their stories become inte...

from knielsen83

This book, the first of a new series, was full of adventure. Well written and very involving, it sucked me in from page 1. Set in less modern times, this book involves two main characters, a young girl and boy who end up in a makeshift cell together for separate reasons. Their stories become inte...