Review: Moving fantasy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2013
Don't we all have a wish that life would get better, win the lottery or some such thing. This book takes the dream and weaves it into a life story with a twist. While I find that the Elspeth's naivety is a bit unbelievable, her soul is kind and true and that is regarless of her upbringing and misfortune in life until "The Man at the Door" (and his wonderful horse Hammond).It is frustrating when writers find a new word and just have to use it at every given oportunity and editing towards the end of the book seems to fall down - that is the only negative thing that I found. This story flowed well enough to be my night time reader. Although at the end I found that it left me thinking that we really should be careful what we wish for. Give it a read it's not bad entertainment.