Showing posts with label the Faerie Path. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the Faerie Path. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2010

the Sorcerer King, by Frewin Jones

the Sorcerer King

Also published as the Seventh Daughter.

 

Summary – Tania returns to Faerie with her lost mother only to find it under the control of the evil Sorcerer King! With everything seemingly in ruins, what can Tania do to set things right?

Rhia’s Review – The third book in The Faerie Path series shows us the Princesses of Faerie battle an evil sorcerer who seeks to control all of Faerie himself. Tania’s quest to defeat him takes her, her sisters, and Edric to new places in Faerie, where they encounter new creatures, and meet some new friends. The story still hasn’t lost appeal for me, and I love watching the story unfold, as some of the twists involve important characters. Definitely a great read!

The Recommendation – If you’re a fan so far, keep sticking with the series.

The Other Books – So far, so good!

The Vitals* – This book is available in hardback for $16.99 and paperback (As The Seventh Daughter) for $8.99.

The Links(Allan) Frewin Jones Official Website

 

*=All prices are from Borders.com and are subject to change without notice, and without this page reflecting those changes.

Monday, February 22, 2010

the Lost Queen, by Frewin Jones

the Lost Queen

Summary – Picking up right where the The Faerie Path left off, Tania and Edric return to London, and come to begin a search for the Princess’s lost mother, Titania, who is somewhere in the Mortal Realm.

Rhia’s Review – This is another of those sequels that doesn’t make you lose interest in the series as a whole. Things really get interesting as old enemies return, and there’s a good bit of action and suspense.

The Recommendation – If you like Faeries, or if you read The Faerie Path and enjoyed it, you should really read this book.

The Other Books – So far, I’ve bought all the sequels, and I don’t intend to stop.

The Vitals*the Lost Queen is available in both hardback($16.99) and paperback($8.99).

The Links(Allan) Frewin Jones Official Website

 

*=All prices are from Borders.com and are subject to change without notice, and without this page reflecting those changes.