Review: Nice blend of magic and romance.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2012
The Warlock's Daughter did not live up to my expectations, but it wasn't bad either. I liked the first part of the book better than the last because, while I could believe in Carita's fears of harming a mortal by loving him after growing up under her aunt's bitter influence, I could not accept that Renfrey would believe the same. I also don't understand how Carita's father could have known of her unhappy living situation and not done anything about it.The writing and editing were both well done and the story flowed smoothly. The personalities of the characters were well-defined and three-dimensional and the imagery was excellent; the scenes, especially those with magic, were very explicit and realistic.Altogether, this was a pretty good book and I mostly enjoyed it. I would recommend this story to others with some qualifications.