Review: Well Woven Words
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
Why do stories based on Greek Mythology work?  Is it because the stories were told so well the first time that they will forever be relevant?  Or maybe it’s fate, lol.  No matter which you think it is, it works for this story.  As you follow Katie through a very realistic Boston, you will be drawn in with all the twists and turns the Immortal Weaver puts before her.  Katie is a smart and likable character, who is fun to take this journey with.  Robert Staggs introduces the Moirai in a unique and interesting way.This beginning book in The Fates trilogy is the perfect length for a couple of lunch breaks or a leisurely after dinner read, if you are a busy person you will appreciate this tremendously as you get well developing characters and tons of action in about 55 pages.  It goes by rather quickly and really delivers its Sci-Fi/Fantasy tale without effort.  If you are going to buy one book in the series, you should probably go ahead a buy all three which are currently out and read them over the course of a week.  Sophia Myers is a top notch indie author and has made an excellent debut with this series.  I expect more good things from her.