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Liked It “I thought all three stories had a good storyline. The only thing is that I wish there was more to the story in each of them.” see full review » see other reviews » |
Didn’t Like It “As much as I like all 3 of these authors, I couldn't get into this one. I liked C.E. Murphy's short story the best, but I felt the other two felt forced to conclude in a certain amount of pages and that they were boring.” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“I really only enjoyed CE Murphy's story - The first one had no real excitement factor and the 2nd one confused me!”
Karen wrote this review Saturday, March 21 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“I thought all three stories had a good storyline. The only thing is that I wish there was more to the story in each of them.”
Amanda E wrote this review Saturday, December 20 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I've only read the second story by Tanith Lee so far because I wanted to read at least one of the books in Lackey's Five Hundred Kingdom series before I got to that one. For the first fifty pages, The Heart of the Moon was slow going, but after that it got progressively better and interesting. I think it would be nice to read about Cliro's burgeoning powers. I'd give it a four out of five.
faeriemyst wrote this review Monday, March 3 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Moontide by Mercedes Lackey was an absolutely wonderful story! After reading The Fairy Godmother, I went on to read this short story before I read the next two in the series. Moira was a great character, as was Kedric in as much as he could be with his small role. I was very sorry after I finished it and would have loved to read more with these characters. A great short story! 5/5
I was a little disappointed in C.E. Murphy's story, Banshee Cries, but it did have it's moments. Joanne is a great character who I can't help but to relate to - she's so realistic - and I love Gary, he's priceless. The plot was fairly interesting but it faltered and could be a bit slow at times. It was still good though and I can't wait to read the others in the series. 4/5”“As much as I like all 3 of these authors, I couldn't get into this one. I liked C.E. Murphy's short story the best, but I felt the other two felt forced to conclude in a certain amount of pages and that they were boring.”
danae wrote this review Sunday, December 9 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“This is a collection of talented authors that bring whole new worlds to life. I have never really enjoyed the fantasy genre but these novellas have been well written and are able to bring the reader to understand and relate to the characters involved. The stories in this anthology were fast paced and amazingly enjoyable for me. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves to lose themselves in a novel. Moontide by Mercedes Lackey Moria na Ferson is a different woman than the one her father sent away years before. After being recalled home by her father, she is given a great responsibility to the crown. After all she has been training to become a Gray Lady since she had been sent away. The crown is suspicious of treason committed by her father and she is to verify and protect the crown at all cost. Inside the sea keep she is faced with a larger conspiracy than she originally believed but with the help of the fool she must stop the formidable plan that is using a magic that she never knew existed and may extract a price that is higher than she ever imagined possible. The Heart of the Moon By Tanith Lee Clirando and her band of warriors have been chosen to take the journey of honor to the Moon Isle. To some this is salvation, but to Cliro it is punishment for her best friends death. During her supernatural voyage she finds herself alone on an Isle that boast demons and magic that some warriors do not survive.Along her way into the interior of the Isle she meets Zemetrios. He is also a warrior sent to the Isle for penance for his own sins. She must learn to trust him as their journey forces them to face the demons in their own past in order to find peace in their future. Can they emerge with their hearts and souls healed enough to accept the love they share between them? Banshee Cries By C.E. Murphy Some have taken to calling her a shaman but, Jo walker just wishes she could go back to her normal life and forget all about her supernatural powers. That is until she is forced to "see" a ritual murder scene and finds out that it involves her mother's past. Now she is unable to ignore her gifts as she must use them to save lives including her own. Jo is forced to listen to her mothers spirit and accept her help in destroying the being that has the power to destroy the world. ”
RhaeV wrote this review Saturday, July 21 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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