The first one is my favorite. I enjoy the second two because she builds on so much that was hinted at in Firebird, but the first one is definitely my favorite out of all three. Not all books speak to all people, though 🙂
I read this series earlier this year and became a social hermit because I didn’t want to put the books down. Have you gotten a chance to read the 4th one in the series? Looking forward to devouring it when I can commit some real time into it instead of reading into the wee hours of the night. Who was your favorite character from the first book?
I haven’t read the 4th one yet, last I looked into any info on it, it wasn’t published yet. I’ll be sure to add it to my list!
My favorite character from the first book . . . I love the main characters, but I am particularly fond of Tel. I just feel so sad for him, he genuinely wanted what was right, but was so confused as to what that actually was.
Kimberly on said:
I agree. Poor Tel was just so good- hearted, but he was sucked in by evil Phoena.
I’ve read two of those. Years and years ago. I wanted to get more into it, but had some trouble personally. I really enjoyed the first one however.
The first one is my favorite. I enjoy the second two because she builds on so much that was hinted at in Firebird, but the first one is definitely my favorite out of all three. Not all books speak to all people, though 🙂
I read this series earlier this year and became a social hermit because I didn’t want to put the books down. Have you gotten a chance to read the 4th one in the series? Looking forward to devouring it when I can commit some real time into it instead of reading into the wee hours of the night. Who was your favorite character from the first book?
I haven’t read the 4th one yet, last I looked into any info on it, it wasn’t published yet. I’ll be sure to add it to my list!
My favorite character from the first book . . . I love the main characters, but I am particularly fond of Tel. I just feel so sad for him, he genuinely wanted what was right, but was so confused as to what that actually was.
I agree. Poor Tel was just so good- hearted, but he was sucked in by evil Phoena.
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I love the names in this series, how did she come up with them? Though I am not sure how to pronounce Kessaree. . .