“..reminds me of Le Guin, of Cecelia Holland, and something of Rosemary Sutcliff... It made me feel as I did when I was a child reading authors like those... Once again I was in a magical place...”
— Charles Ferguson on Amazon.com
“Breathtakingly gorgeous writing ... a multi-layered tale of such depth, breadth and insight that it was very nearly a spiritual experience...”
— T. T. Thomas on Amazon.com
“there's no ring of power or glowing sword of specialness; the magic, like the tone of the book, is quiet. It feels real.”
— a blog review on livejournal
“Both men and women of all persuasions seem to love these books... Very rare. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo”
— T. T. Thomas on Amazon.com
“Think Beowulf--only comprehensible and with girls.”
— The Rainbow Reader, by Baxter Clare Trautman, author of The River Within
The Warrior's Path
Year
2008
Pages
274
Praise
“..reminds me of Le Guin, of Cecelia Holland, and something of Rosemary Sutcliff... It made me feel as I did when I was a child reading authors like those... Once again I was in a magical place...”
— Charles Ferguson on Amazon.com
“Breathtakingly gorgeous writing ... a multi-layered tale of such depth, breadth and insight that it was very nearly a spiritual experience...”
— T. T. Thomas on Amazon.com
“there's no ring of power or glowing sword of specialness; the magic, like the tone of the book, is quiet. It feels real.”
— a blog review on livejournal
“Both men and women of all persuasions seem to love these books... Very rare. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo”
— T. T. Thomas on Amazon.com
“Think Beowulf--only comprehensible and with girls.”
— The Rainbow Reader, by Baxter Clare Trautman, author of The River Within
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