Review: Rondal and Tyndal - Knights Magi
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2014
A well written , 2 protagonist set of stories, where each is a protagonist, and is the other's antagonist. I think everyone can relate to that. Just think brothers and sisters and the rivalry between each other.I liked the stories of each of the main characters, Rondal and Tyndal, and their perspective of each other and their awkward personal growth and awkward friendship / sibling growth. It also shows their emotional growth, of simply leaving childhood and having to live in the adult world. Often a dangerous adult world where friends die, they each have brushes with death themselves. Of finding what they think is love, and the emotional crush finding that those they fancy, don't actually fancy them back.As always with a good author with a long running series, reading this book in a couple days, does nothing to sate the want to read more about the world of Calidore, Minalan the Spellmonger, The Tree Folk, the Dead God and the Gurvani , Mother and the Family, The Stone Folk, the River Folk, King Rard, The Censorate,  and Dragons.