Place descriptions were also very good-you felt like you were there. The author tells the story in a way that makes it seem strikingly modern and real but doesn't take away from the time the book is supposed to be set in. It takes you through sadness, happiness, romance and humor, and you never want to put it down. One of the best in fantasy. The main caharacter is a woman, a shepherds daughter, who runs away to become a soldier, which she turns out to be very good at.
Many sad things happens and that s good beacause that make the story moore real.
The story involves the first meeting of the Celts and the people of earth in a near future, as well as a war within Keltia's solar system. Tone is standard, writing style fairly transparent. The story continues the tale of war and treachery in Keltia's solar system, with some of the Terran discoverers at risk. Tone is standard, writing style fairly transparent. The setting Soho after the border to Elfland somehow comes to rest in the middle of it is very compelling, especially in the first story, which is set soon after the change when the human things are still recognizable and the human expectations haven t entirely changed yet.