The Lark and the Wren (BARDIC VOICES 1) (Paperback)

from zjakkelien

I liked this book. It has the typical Lackey style, which I enjoy, describing ordinary life in the society she has invented. Halfway through, I felt like too may things were happening and the ending was perhaps a bit too neat, but all in all it was a satisfying read.

from zjakkelien

I liked this book. It has the typical Lackey style, which I enjoy, describing ordinary life in the society she has invented. Halfway through, I felt like too may things were happening and the ending was perhaps a bit too neat, but all in all it was a satisfying read.

from juniperSun

Loved the first part of the book, Rune's good nature while putting up with a hard life. She works hard and stays true to her inner calling. And the foreshadowing in the first part is nicely played out. Then the story falls apart. New plots are thrown in that seem disconnected to what has gone on ...

from DLMorrese

A well-written light fantasy. The world makes sense (at least as much as most fantasy worlds do, anyway) and the characters are likeable. The magic system and supernatural creatures that appear in the book are, however, not well explained. There's also a bit too much angst and romance for my pers...

from wealhtheowwylfing

Spunky gal Rune is teased in her generic medieval European village! Oh noes, but at least she has her music. In fact, she's so good that she wins a fiddling contest against an ancient and malevolent ghost. Buoyed by her success, she enters the Bardic Trials to become a licensed bard. BUT! She's a...