Juliet Mariller escribió una novela inolvidable. Con una prosa colorida y una imaginación desbordante, ha creado un mundo, el reino de Sieteaguas, el último enclave irlandés, que se mantiene al margen de las invasiones de sajones y britanos gracias a la protección de una impenetrable espesura. En...
Since I reviewed Daughter of the Forest a few weeks back, it seemed only right to close the year out with the sequel. Just another one of those perfect books I read before I started reviewing books and then sort of shied away from reviewing because it's well nigh impossible to do justice to a boo...
Ironically enough, I wound up loving Child of the Prophecy more than its predecessor, Son of the Shadows. For many, this original concluding foray into Sevenwaters was a disappointment, sadly lacking in comparison to the beauty that was Daughter of the Forest and the epic that was Son of the Shad...
Well my guess for what would happen in the next book didn't come about. I'm sure that it will be in the last book, at least I hope so. It's a little slow, but I liked it. I have read other books with Selkies in them and I guessed from the first that Svala was a selkie. **stop here for spoiler...
I liked Clodagh for the first half of the book, until she turned into a weeping damsel in distress. I'm going to finish this series because I need to see how it ends, but for those first starting, take heed: This is mostly trope romance with a dash of fantasy, rather than the other way around. Th...
At first, I wasn't expecting Heir to Sevenwaters to be great. The first two in the series made a place in my heart forever, while the third, while good, didn't have the same effect. Knowing that Clodagh, our main lead here, didn't possess any magical talent like her predecessors made me doubt the...
Loved the Seven waters series. I may read it again over the holidays. Some great characters and the story was enthralling with some great twists, turns and surprises.
I absolutely loved this book. I had an inkling.. and i can't tell you because I would hate to spoil a wonderful read. The only thing I find a little bit disappointing with all J. Marillier's books is that she raps them up very quickly and simply at the end... after such great writing throughout t...
Wow! My Sevenwaters journey is over. There were some hits and misses along the way, but this was definitely a hit. I loved the story of Maeve and what she'd been through. It was intriguing to read about how she physically and mentally dealt with her injury. I loved her friendship with her maid an...
erm. i don't like maeve that much. kinda hate how she jumps to conclusions about her young brother's behaviour. but if that's the point of her character, then it's well done.plot-wise i don't feel very excited, until the end where mac dara's story reaches its conclusion (this isn't a spoiler, is ...
This was my first from the Sevenwaters books. And probably the last one - although reading the critical reviews I see that the previous ones are considered better, so maybe i´ll try once more. The story incorporates a fairy tale/legend about changing child for a otherworld creature - and having t...