Review: An Entertaining Fantasy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2009
I read this in one sitting.  The book opens with a warning.  A strange young man has warned Selina that she must not go to Vastorn to heal the sick king.  The question, of course, is why, and it is this question that underlies her journey to Vastorn.  Along the way, a group of feyquin (similar to horses) stop her in an effort to prevent her from going to the king.The best part of this book is that the author kept me guessing as to why she shouldn't go to Vastorn and who doesn't want her to get there.  There was another surprise that popped up that I didn't forsee, but I don't want to ruin the surprise.  Overall, the book chronicles her journey to Vastorn (because she's determined to get there, no matter what).  But the question is really, should she go or not?  It was a fun read, especially the parts about the feyquin and the unexpected friendship that she develops with them.  I also enjoyed the night mares who proved that not all is what it seems.  I recommend reading it if you love horses, fantasy, or suspense.