Book 2 continues the Saga of the never ending battle of the IceMark. I must say that I have been totally engulfed by all species. To the point thhat sometimes I forget if I am thinking about Wolf folk , Snow Leopards or human kind. The relationship between the species are so human that sometimes their does not seem to even be a difference. Book 2 has you swapping locations within a moment. One moment you are in the great room of the Icemark Palace. Next you will be crossing the creepy land of the Ghost Land or with Kristafitsa and her cubs in the Ice Sheet. On the Ocean on your way to meet the great desert people. All things relating to our reality at the same time. I am on page 441, with the third book on reserve at the library. Thanks Noodles for another good series. You know I will be hitting you up for the next series to get hooked too.

S Brown

Patterson, Jessica

Blade of Fire

May I be the first to say, that this book was awesome. The first couple of chapters were refreshing in how they caught you up to speed. And as you asked yourself questions they were answered. As when I was trying to calculate, how old was Thirrin when she got married and started having all those children? Cressida comes along as says " When my mother was around my age, she was queen of the icemark, married and already had a child." How great is that, an author who knows how to fill in all the little details. I don't know how you all reacted, but when I saw the name MEDEA (Madea goes to...), I knew there was going to be trouble. Can you believe little Charlemagne, or Sharley to anyone of any importance or was it worth knowing. Any how, I love cheering for the humble underdog, and Sharley just made me want to reach inside the book and give him a hug. So when the mighty Queen Ketshaka grabbed him, I rejoiced. Now tell me, how come her nickname had to be Keshay( Keisha, lol)? Oskan = self control, even though every time I saw the words "witchfather" that song (oh ay the witchdoctor) jumped in my head. Can you imagine having all that power, and using what you can from it to heal. Truly amazing. How many times can you fall in love with a vampire( I think they were related to the Cullen's)? For a queen I was pleased to see how Thirrin had grown, she was everything I expected her to be. And I know it's because of her well grounded husband. Who else would dare ride a mule with earwarmers along side the Queen. I enjoyed my journey to the Hub of the world and to the oasis of the desert and all the people,creatures, and characters that came along with it. So until next time, BLOOD! BLAST! AND FIRE!(less)

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