Novel of the Nine Kingdoms The Mage's Daughter, Book 2, (Paperback)

from coffee.is.yum

I was greatly disappointed in this book. I thoroughly enjoyed Star of the Morning, but this party two just seemed a completely different writing style. Morgan, the main character contradicts herself all throughout the book. She is constantly insulting the whole idea of love and how she is a fool ...

from MlleEhreen

I liked the first book in this trilogy, Star of the Morning, enough that I had hardly turned the last page before I dove into the sequel, The Mage's Daughter. I felt like I was reading a totally different series, about characters I'd never met before, and didn't like all that much. In Star of the...

from aterry13

Moving on in the Nine Kingdoms series, the best book of the first trilogy is the second one, The Mage's Daughter. In this book, Morgan has to make a choice. To take on her magic and her past, and in exchange have the chance to build a lasting love with Miach, or to run away from her past and her ...

from Mendoza

I am thuroughly enjoying Lynn Kurlands departure from her usual fare (time traveling romance... really fun and enjoyable time traveling romance...). The Mage's Daughter is the second in her Nine Kingdom's trilogy. The kingdom of Neroche continues to be assulted by a mysterious magic that is sappi...

from ReadingFever

The Mage's Daughter picks up with Morgan, back on Melksham Island, trying to recover her strength (and heart) after a near-death experience. Miach has been using his mage powers to check up on her during this time.When Morgan decides to go back to Gobhan, home of Scymgeour Weger, Miach cannot sen...