Review: Mudflat is an interesting place.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
So I believe that this first book in the author's series would have been more engaging if it had detailed additional background about Mudflat.  I would have been more involved with the Heroine and her astrological powers.  I think that knowing more about the town (?) and its inhabitants would have drawn me in completely.  The idea of townspeople who have various genetic magical powers appealed to me.Too soon, however, the Heroine accidently finds herself in an alternate world of medieval barbarians.  Oh, I enjoyed that world, but I couldn't help but feel that her smartmouth type attitude should have gotten her beheaded quickly.  She acted more like the typical teen in a YA novel.It was YA appropriate, no strong language or sexual scenes.  The characters were well developed.  The writing style was good, as was the editing.  The ending is acceptable, making it obvious where the plot will go in the next book.  It was a decent fantasy read,  in my opinion, and it shows potential.  I am tempted to try the next book, but not driven to do so.