Seeker Seeker, Book 1, (Paperback)

from eyes.2c

...interesting! Ok at first I admit I thought, 'Ho Hum, whipswords that reform themselves to be daggers or even claymores and disrupters that unmake.' Then I was caught up in the melee of the harsh lives of the trainees, in their ambitions. No time to think, just act. It's all cold and calculated...

from Velmeran

Seeker is an interesting book with vibrant characters. I am very much looking forward to reading the next in the series. This story combines both the old and the new. It provides us with characters who were indoctrinated into one way of thinking but manage to break free of the programming in ord...

from mckait

Quin Kincaid was raised to be a Seeker. A noble profession, she has trained for with her cousin Shinobu and John, who she has come to love, and planned to marry. But first, there was only the training. The ruins of an old Scottish estate that their training took place. Her Uncle Alistair and her ...

from foggidawn

Quin, John, and Shinobu have trained for years for this. Soon, they will take the Oath and become Seekers, guardians of an ancient magical artifact called an athame, defenders of truth, warriors of justice. But when John fails to perform well in their last training fight, Quin's father Briac, the...

from weisser4

The book started out well enough but I became bored easily when reading. Good premise, three friends in training to become Seekers learn that their roles are not what they have been told. Many who are seen as good or worthy turn out not to be and others who may have started out as bad are not. Go...