Let me just say right up front that I will read anything that Leah Cypess writes. She could make the contents of Cheerios interesting. This book clinched her spot in my top ten authors so I hope that she will write quickly and produce more, more and more! The characters in this book were varied and had a depth that was carried throughout the novel. Darri was well drawn and a heroine who will do anything to get her sister back. Her fierceness was evident in every breath. The places that Cypess takes her character leaves the reader saying she did not just do that, but oh yes she did.The political intrigue which was front and center in Mistwood is also evident in this book. One of the characters from Mistwood makes her appearance and manages to manipulate the situation just as she did in Mistwood. This character is one of the most well developed background characters I have read. She is complex and layered leaving the reader to wonder exactly what she is going to do next. I hope there will be more to the Mistwood series. I see that Cypess is writing a different series, but that won't be published until 2014. Sigh. If you were hoping for a sequel to Mistwood, You'll be sorely disappointed. from what I can surmise, this book takes place in a country completely separate from Samorna. In chapter three, when we met Clarisse, I jumped up and shouted for joy, because even though Clarisse is hardly a likable character, at least I was familiar with her.this book was very confusing. often times i had to go back reread scenes and i still wasn't sure what happened. especially at the end. Are they all still ghosts, or are they all alive again? It was very confusing.And I wish there had been more Isabel. I really liked Isabel. Darri is great, too, but... She's not Isabel.
What do You think about O Feitiço Da Noite (2012)?
I stopped reading half way through because the story was boring me. I liked Mistwood much better :/
—harrypotter4eva
Review coming soon to readforyourfuture.blogspot.com :)
—mjl3911
i hated this book so much i actually burned it.
—cammy540
