The Sevenwaters Trilogy: Child of the Prophecy : Book Three of the Sevenwaters Trilogy (Series #3) (Paperback)

from atimco

Child of the Prophecy is the third book in the Sevenwaters trilogy (which has been expanded to a quartet with the publication of Heir to Sevenwaters in 2008). Once again we have a new narrator, a child of the next generation of Sevenwaters, Fainne. Fainne is the illegitimate child of Niamh and he...

from Awesomeness1

I thoroughly enjoyed the Sevenwaters trilogy. The books were well-written and the stories were complex and intriguing. The fantasy elements were topnotch, and I loved all the romantic bits. I don't have really any favorites thus far, for each book brought something I found interesting. I thought ...

from stephxsu

It seems odd to attach the word "disappointing" to anything by Juliet Marillier, she of the unparalleled fantasy works. But CHILD OF THE PROPHECY is generally considered to be one of her weakest, and even knowing that way before going into the book, I was still struck by how disappointed I was. O...

from oracleofdoom

I didn't like this one as much as the rest of the Sevenwaters trilogy. My problem was with the main character. I just could not bring myself to like her or relate to her very much. I believe this was Ms. Marillier's first attempt at writing an anti-hero, and she does much better with it in some o...

from Unreachableshelf

I think the reason I don't care for this book quite as much as the first two in the series is that I find it harder to buy into the romance. The hero and heroine might not actually be apart any more than those in the second book, but the hero seems like less of a part of the story. Maybe it's bec...