Review: My Home Away From Home Indie Week Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2012
Mark of the Princess will be on my Favorite Reads of March list, for sure. B.C. Morin has successfully accomplished to write a princess-based novel that keeps people interested, rather than something that puts people to sleep, for lack of better words. And the mix of Faeries was definitely a nice addition, as it brought along a whole new world with different possibilities. I'm always looking for diversity when it comes to Indie's because I see them as a revolution. An Indie usually has more love for their work, otherwise they wouldn't have gone through all that they did to self-pub and market.I'm excited to say that B.C. hasn't disappointed me.With an easy flow and strong characters that always know what they want, Mark of the Princess is a novel that stands out in both diversity and texture. The voice behind the main character, Alannah, is never boring or hard to grasp. The concept...oh the concept is amazing! Anyone could have taken those characters and the world B.C. created to write their own story, but without a concept as great as the one she so brilliantly conceived, the other sorties would be nothing. What surprised me the most is the pace of the overall story. It was a quick read, but I don't think it's ever taken me 48 hours to read a book, well, besides the Twilight saga. This just proves how much I love B.C.'s writing and how GREATLY I recommend this book!