Review: Lord Protector (The Queen's Blade)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2012
There is now conflict and resolution in three sections of the world in this novel, although only two areas are of primary interest to the novelist - Cotti where the queen resides with her new family, and Contara where Blade finds himself in a small village waiting for his "familiar" Revan to mature and join him as his sole mate.  I find it quite interesting and original that the author depicts his characters with attributes of animals which he assigns his characters as "familiars".  In Blade's instance his familiar is Rivan a wood cat.  The author also fabricates some of these animals.  The familiars play a vital role in his novels and contribute an important and unusual aspect to the plot.