Meanwhile, she finds herself becoming closer to Feraan, perhaps even falling in love, but the longer she knows him, the more apparent it becomes that Feraan's enemies reach beyond their elvenkind. She is often forced to defend herself and her family simply because of her decision. She breaks royal decree by saving his life and finds herself constantly at odds with her people and a dangerous tracker. All is well until she chances upon Feraan, the most hated elf of the Honey Water Empire. A highly skilled archer, she was picked to join a certain hunting party to defend their forest from goblins. Up at the North Pole the mysterious calamity is discussed by two important celebrities.Caelfel Gyssedlues is a young she-elf at seventy-six years old, the youngest known elf in her woodland city. The people of the world panic, but the opposite for the children. Very, very disappointed in Ms Roberts.A Christmas tale with a twist was when Christmas morning arrives all humans over twelve years of age cannot speak or hear. It seems like every other word out of the villain and heroe's mouth is fill with vulgaritie. It's like she knew what people would think, so she used a tiny slip at the beginning then in then last 3 chapters she forgot to use a thesaurus when she need a word That wasn't a sware word. I will be looking for another author that can fill my needs without so much vulgarities all at once T the end of the book. I have many NR books and an extremely large listening library as well and this is one of the few I have had trouble finishing because of the foul language. I maybe could have expected the villain to to fouled mouthed.but the male heroic lead as well? It just didn't work for me.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?ĭisappointed because the author thinks that mystery stories must have trash talk in them to make them good. Ms Rudds characters were good, a little soft for the men and main character seems to be tripin' with all those husky sighs and junk. Would you be willing to try another one of Kate Rudd’s performances? Would you ever listen to anything by Nora Roberts again? Way,way,too many F words, GD words, it's like " oh it's getting to the end of the book! I need to cuss here so it will seem like this story is really intense" The build up was all in chapters 28-30, took forever to even get there. What three words best describe Kate Rudd’s voice? It got more interesting but it took a while. This was an ok book with the typical happily ever after ending but the first half of this book had me wanting to return it. Needless to say her female characters have gotten stronger and capable of taking care of themselves without going into shock when fire appears.
The men are sooo sexist! What is with this whole I'm so amazing that you're going to sleep with me crap? If a fire inspector ever acted the way Rye did towards a woman and victim he'd be fired. Her older books always piss me off like this one. Since then I've been trying to read all of her books. I loved the book and couldn't wait for the next one. I began reading Nora Roberts books when Witness came out. If you’ve listened to books by Nora Roberts before, how does this one compare? Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not? Why does the beinning always piss me off?
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