Novel of the Nine Kingdoms A Tapestry of Spells, Book 4, (Paperback)

from arrr

I was disappointed in this one as compared to the first 2 books. I couldn't get the timeline figured out. It was somewhat repetitious and I hated the ending so much I might not read any more that may be published. I got the feeling that this was a previously rejected novel, but the subsequent 2 d...

from Krumbs

I was really enjoying this book. It moved along at a nice pace and it was great to get back into this world. But...I think they forgot the last chapter or something. It just kind of ended, not really on a cliffhanger but on some sort of precipice, like we were just about to find out some really i...

from aterry13

The first book in Lynn Kurland's second Nine Kingdoms trilogy is A Tapestry of Spells. In this book, we now get to see the quest of Morgan's (the heroine from the first trilogy) brother, Ruithneadh. Ruith has been hiding away on a secluded mountain since the tragedy that killed his family and sep...

from aterry13

The first book in Lynn Kurland's second Nine Kingdoms trilogy is A Tapestry of Spells. In this book, we now get to see the quest of Morgan's (the heroine from the first trilogy) brother, Ruithneadh. Ruith has been hiding away on a secluded mountain since the tragedy that killed his family and sep...

from ractatma

I agree with Arrr. I enjoyed The Mage's Daughter and Star of the Morning, but this was certainly not Kurland's best work. Her characters were wooden, her plot poorly constructed at best and her pacing less consistent than a bipolar chameleon. This book could have done with an edit or three before...