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Protector (Anniversary of the Veil #1)

by Vanna Smythe (Goodreads Author)

4.07 of 5 stars 4.07 · rating details · 54 ratings · 27 reviews

Duty versus love is the one battle warrior Kae does not know how to fight.

Kae has trained his entire life to become an elite Protector of the Realm. When he finally achieves this honor he finds himself protecting something far greater: the Veil separating two worlds. On one side of the Veil lie unlimited stores of magic. On the Realm's side, magic is all but obliterated, a...more

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Published March 10th 2012 by Vanna Smythe (first published March 9th 2012)

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May 10, 2013 Sean Endress rated it 4 of 5 stars

Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions below are my own. Taken from my Amazon.com review.

I have to say, I really, really appreciated the updated prologue. Both versions establish some basic world-building concepts, but leave a lot of questions, but the prior version was almost entirely obfuscating, with words and terms that meant little to the reader. Updated, there are just enough mysterious references and ideas to keep one reading on...more Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions below are my own. Taken from my Amazon.com review.

I have to say, I really, really appreciated the updated prologue. Both versions establish some basic world-building concepts, but leave a lot of questions, but the prior version was almost entirely obfuscating, with words and terms that meant little to the reader. Updated, there are just enough mysterious references and ideas to keep one reading on, and you'll be glad you did.

The true story picks up centuries later, as the reader is juggled between two worlds that were once one, the continued division of which is threatened. One of my favorite aspects of this book is that right and wrong depends entirely on who you ask, and because the story is told from many different points of view, it's hard to champion one sect and villify another. There is the occasional fairly clear-cut "bad guy", in that there are forces that oppose just about all of the protagonists, but the conflict is multi-faceted, an incredibly important feature in a "political fantasy" book (a term I have coined just now to describe books set in a fantasy world with emphasis on politic, policy, and the forces that make the world go 'round.)

Just as importantly, the characters are also generally multi-faceted and complex, creating believable people that often dodge the most commonly used-and-abused tropes. A few stay quite mysterious throughout the book, and I look forward to reading more about them in the next installment. Overall, a strong and colorful cast.

Smythe is exceedingly descriptive, especially regarding her magic system. Built around visualization and sensation, it emphasizes fire and water, heat and coolness, in a manner utterly unique. It was not always easy to follow, but it made for a powerful, tactile experience. Much of its mysteries are cleared up as the story progresses, as though this book has an emphasis on teaching the reader the "rules of the game", and in the next book, we will see it played out.

However, the story is occasionally bogged down by the levels of descriptiveness, especially when the magic gets a little too intense, or the point of view tries to keep track of more than one pair of eyes at once. Not everything is clear, and the whole story did feel a little bit like a prologue, spending a lot of time building towards a "to be continued", and it didn't really feel like much was resolved. To clarify, it felt like part one of one book, rather than the first book of a series.

Still, an enjoyable trek through a densely-packed and richly-imagined world, one that I would definitely recommend to others. If anything in this review needs clarifying, just leave a comment below or email me at SeanOnAmazon.com.(less)

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Dec 13, 2012 Marina rated it 4 of 5 stars

At the very beginning, I've found the story a little bit confusing. As a reader, I was thrown in the middle of a religious ritual not knowing anything about it.

After that, I was totally hooked on the story.

I loved the two main characters: Kae and Issa. Kae is really special person. He is not only princess's personal guard, he is also her best friend. He studies to become a Protector, but he isn't like the others. He has special powers. His way of meditating and concentrating, using thoughts and...more

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Nov 28, 2012 Bob Craton rated it 5 of 5 stars

I enjoy lengthy fantasies with many characters and complex plots. Therefore, it is no surprise that I love this book. The premises is intriguing and the world-building part of the story is well done. In a crowded genre, it isn't easy to create a fresh and rich fantasy world, but the author has done exactly that. The characters are complicated people -- no black and white cookie-cutter characters here -- which are developed gradually. These are not people who are all good or all bad, except for o...more

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Aug 02, 2012 Mindy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Almost 1000 years ago, the kingdom was split into two parts and a veil was created to keep the two sides separate. However they didn’t always stay separate. The Queen of the larger, more human kingdom came from across the veil. However not everyone was happy she arrived, and it led to her death.

The kingdom has priests, who have magic, and protectors, people skilled in types of magic and protective fighting arts. And then there are the “pure ones” but they are a secret only a few know about.

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May 14, 2013 Carly rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'd give this 3 verging on 4 stars.

I found the start extremely confusing. I like prologues, especially mysterious prologues, but this one was a little too mysterious to be interesting. Once I met the character Kae, however, I found the story to be much more enjoyable.
I like Kae, although he came across as a bit cocky to me sometimes, and I find myself reading for his and Issa's relationship conclusion (or at least I hope.) He also seemed to come by things too easily. (Winning fights (physical...more

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Apr 04, 2012 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ebook was : £0.77 Price i would willingly pay: £0.99

The Bad (Caveat: I was moving in to my first home when i started reading this book so i was stressed out and probably not focussing as well as i should have been):

1. It took a while to get going, There seemed to be a lot of setup and very little payoff for the first half of the book.
2. The prologue confused me, i don't feel it really explained that much.
3. Kae is to powerful, I like a strong hero but he has to go through a trial and be found w...more Ebook was : £0.77 Price i would willingly pay: £0.99

The Bad (Caveat: I was moving in to my first home when i started reading this book so i was stressed out and probably not focussing as well as i should have been):

1. It took a while to get going, There seemed to be a lot of setup and very little payoff for the first half of the book.
2. The prologue confused me, i don't feel it really explained that much.
3. Kae is to powerful, I like a strong hero but he has to go through a trial and be found worthy, not be able to beat everyone from the off.
4. Issa is to weak, Come on she is a princess with an attitude, give her a bit more oomph!
5. The fight sequences were to short, i would just start picturing the fight in my head and it would be over, you never want fights to drag on but at least give them a bit of play time. I did find this odd as the author had some great detail in the fighting forms so i was really looking forward to the action sequences.
6. To many narratives, this is becoming a problem in a lot of fantasy books, having a great list of narrators and jumping from one to another, it convolutes the story, makes it much harder to follow. I think the maximum number of narratives should be 4.

The Good:

1. This story is engaging, after the first half i found myself picturing what was happening even after i had put the book down, this to me is the hallmark of a good story.
2. The story has a unique Angle (very hard to be completely original in the fantasy genre these days).
3. I like that Kae is full of honour and truth, i am sick of the Hooded, mysterious anti-hero that litters popular fantasy at the moment. It is ok for your lead male (or female) to be pure and honourable as long as you water it down with a little fear and indecision as the author has done here.
4. I like that the magic is the main focus without it taking over the story. There are not great balls of energy being thrown around. The magic is used unobtrusively, difficult to detect and not right in your face!
5.When the story ended i wanted to keep reading, another good sign.

I bought this book off the back of an interview with the author on a friends website, I am glad i did, there are definitely a few things that i didn't like, but the things i did like carried more weight. I am looking forward to book 2 and seeing where it goes. I am hoping the action picks up a little bit more.

Would i recommend this book? Yes, it is an engaging story, well worth the time invested.(less)

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Mar 27, 2012 Elloise Hopkins rated it 4 of 5 stars

PROTECTOR.
Anniversary of the Veil: Book One.
By Vanna Smythe.

Princess Issiyanna faces an arranged marriage that is less than pleasing. The priests have chosen her suitor, the king bowing to their wishes like always, but in Issa’s dreams she has another love. Her only hope is to plead with her father and see if he will defer to her own desires just this once.

Kiyarran has always dreamed of being a Protector of the Realm and now he is close to being invited to the Pledging Ceremony. Through his duti...more PROTECTOR.
Anniversary of the Veil: Book One.
By Vanna Smythe.

Princess Issiyanna faces an arranged marriage that is less than pleasing. The priests have chosen her suitor, the king bowing to their wishes like always, but in Issa’s dreams she has another love. Her only hope is to plead with her father and see if he will defer to her own desires just this once.

Kiyarran has always dreamed of being a Protector of the Realm and now he is close to being invited to the Pledging Ceremony. Through his duties as Issa’s guard, he has become friends with the princess, but now as the culmination of his training draws near, Issa begin to withdraw from him. His friendship rebuffed, it is time for Kiyarran to establish whether it is his desire to become a Protector or his unwillingness to lose Issa that is stronger.

Alet and her two Keepers emerge from the Forest of Dead Trees and into the world beyond the Veil: a barrier erected almost a thousand years before to separate the two worlds. They are on a mission to rescue Princess Issiyanna and take her back to their own world, for she is needed for a joining that will reinforce the Veil, and must be obtained at any cost.

Issa is hurt by Kiyarran’s desire to become a Protector. Protectors are cold and ruthless. He would no longer be her friend. As he becomes more distant from her, she seeks comfort elsewhere. The sound of a voice beckons her from outside the castle. Her mother’s voice. Her mother, returned after long years of absence, and Issa has hope of happiness once again.

This novel’s primary strength is in its worldbuilding and the crafting of this world beyond the Veil where priests rule the king and magic is employed in strong and evil ways. There was a lot of exposition here and a lot of detail to bring the world to life but it was handled successfully, planting the groundwork for far more to come in the next instalment of the series.

The characters are easy to relate to and Kiyarran in particular was an interesting lead, so unaware of his true potential and humble in his learnings, and portrayed well, without the superiority and arrogance that can be a danger to male protagonists on a ‘hero’s journey’ in many fantasy books.

The magic system Smythe employs feels unique; perhaps a little complex to understand at first, but once the abilities and constraints of the magic’s disciplines were clarified it became a visual addition to the story that solidified the world. Protector was an enjoyable debut and I will look forward to book two and finding out what waits on the other side of the Veil.

Elloise Hopkins.
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Mar 18, 2012 Andy Angel rated it 5 of 5 stars

1000 years ago The Veil was formed that separated two realms and now, as the Anniversary approaches a sacrifice will need to be made to reinforce The Veil.
Princess Issiyanna (Issi) is the Beacon, one of the people needed to reinforce The Veil and a group of Keepers cross The Veil to abduct her and lead her to her purpose.
Kiyarran (Kae) has wanted to be a Protector all his life. He is a young man with powers that have not been seen for many many years. He is determined to rescue Issi.
That this is...more

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Dec 17, 2012 Joe Young rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. A fantasy but, really a love story. Two young people come of age and discover that their childhood friendship was really meant to be love. Princess Lssiyanna's (Issa) mother was queen Aelde, wife of King Ardnan. She was killed by the power hungry head priest Rhaldan to insure only the priests were able to use the potential skill of feeling. Kae was assigned as Issa's guardian while they were both young as Issa had objected to an older guardian. Kae guarded and teased Issa the many years they spe...more

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Dec 23, 2012 Cindy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This book caught me by surprise. I didn’t know what to expect when I started reading this, as this is one of the first self-published books I’ve ever read. But I liked the cover and the description I got about the book, so I thought: why not? And boy, am I glad I took this opportunity!

The characters are easy to relate to and very diverse. The worldbuilding is fabulous and although it contained a few of the classic Fantasy elements, these were used very well and created a wonderful new world that...more This book caught me by surprise. I didn’t know what to expect when I started reading this, as this is one of the first self-published books I’ve ever read. But I liked the cover and the description I got about the book, so I thought: why not? And boy, am I glad I took this opportunity!

The characters are easy to relate to and very diverse. The worldbuilding is fabulous and although it contained a few of the classic Fantasy elements, these were used very well and created a wonderful new world that was richly described and came to life through the author’s words. I really liked the idea of the Veil that separates the two worlds and the role it plays in the book. It’s original and imaginative. The notion of the Life Force has been used before, but that didn’t bother me, I liked the use of it here and the way it was described.

The writing style is very fluent and makes the reading experience extremely pleasant. I read this book in mere hours, I just couldn’t put it down. Every time I did put it down, I kept thinking about what would happen next to Issa en Kae, so naturally I had to pick it up again and read a bit more.

The Head Priest has the same cunning and ambitions as Waleran Bigod in “Pillars of the Earth” and the relationship between Issa and Kae made me think of the electricity crackling between Raisa and Han in the Seven Realms books. Those are two of my favourites and the fact that this book reminded me of certain aspects of them, means this novel is GOOD! I always like a book where I have to think twice about the characters and their true intentions. The conflict between good and evil, between several people or as an internal struggle always fascinates me.

The only real negative thing I can say about this one is about the first few pages. The Prologue was very confusing. We’re dumped into the middle of a ritual that has been a critical turning point in the history of this new world, without much explanation. All I have to say about this is: don’t stop reading because of this, because you’ll miss out on an extraordinary story! Throughout the story the meaning of those first few pages will become more and more clear and will play an important role.

Conclusion: really, really good! I can’t wait to read the second book and dive back into this fascinating world! 4,5 dragons!(less)

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Oct 21, 2012 Ashlyn Mathews rated it 4 of 5 stars

"Duty must always be for the greater good." I loved this line in Smythe's Protector. Why? Because it sums up the conflict of the characters in this intricate, detailed and imaginative fantasy novel. Choose duty over the greater good? Or make it a duty to perform good and possibly change a world for the better? In Protector, two worlds are separated. One is ruled by a king, but controlled by priests. The other is in need of hope, their sights set on the mystery behind the heroine, Issa. I normall...more

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Jan 30, 2013 Kirsty Vizard rated it 4 of 5 stars

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In my opinion. 'Protector' is the furthest I have delved into the fiction fantasy world. The fantasy books I generally read contain fae or Elven, but the world of Protector is concerned with two opposing worlds of humans.
Initially I found the story hard to connect with but this was purely because of the different titles of characters and complicated backstory which Vanna Smythe had made it a priority to tell. However once Kae and Issa's story began I found that I became involved quickly with the...more

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Apr 07, 2012 Ernie Jr. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Protector is a fantasy story about a young princess with a special destiny and the talented young warrior assigned to protect her. Smythe's story is told with a focus on characters that drew me in and had me talking to them as I read. The love interests, the action, the plot are all told in a way that immediately made me think epic anime series such as Lodoss War or Fushigi Yugi. Smythe writes her love stories in the grand tradition of forbidden archetypes: princess and common warrior, sacrifice...more

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Dec 01, 2012 David Teachout rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Grate potential, but unfulfilled waiting for the rest of the series. The usage of the "life force" as a form of cognitive magic is interesting and worth exploring. However, the supportive characters are poorly filled out and largely exist simply to move the plot along as it focuses on the key people, leaving the reader with a desire to skip forward but hesitating to do so because they do serve a purpose. Still, the dialogue is decent and the romantic element, while bordering on teenage absurdity...more

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Dec 28, 2012 Think rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I met Vanna Smythe on this magical internet thingy. She was asking if anyone wanted to review her book for a book tour. It was called Protector and had a kick-ass cover, so I contacted Vanna. She was kind enough to provide me with a review copy in return for an honest review. I love it when that happens!

I must admit, while reading the Prologue, I was thinking I was totally lost. There is tons of information and characters thrown at the reader. I just kept going though because the writing was exc...more

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Apr 25, 2012 Anna Dase rated it 4 of 5 stars

MY Thoughts
Our journey in this story his with Princess Issiyanna and her Warrior and Protector Kiyarran (Kae). They both have a destiny that they are unsure about. When learning about the veil and knowing that they must protect it. Things take a turn and you are in for the journey of your life. I will admit at first I had trouble getting in to the story but by the time I was finished I really enjoyed it. The world building was fantastic and I think the secondary characters gave just as much to...more

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Sep 17, 2012 Diana Alsobrook rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Indie books are often hit-or-miss, but judging by author Vanna Smythe's solid writing, you would never know that Protector falls in this category. This first installment in the Anniversary of the Veil series does a great job transporting us into its world and introducing us to the key players. It has great world-building, action, love, magic... what more could you want?

Almost a thousand years ago, the world of Protector was split in two by a magical barrier called the Veil. On the Venerated side...more Indie books are often hit-or-miss, but judging by author Vanna Smythe's solid writing, you would never know that Protector falls in this category. This first installment in the Anniversary of the Veil series does a great job transporting us into its world and introducing us to the key players. It has great world-building, action, love, magic... what more could you want?

Almost a thousand years ago, the world of Protector was split in two by a magical barrier called the Veil. On the Venerated side of the Veil, people with the Life Force thrive; on the other side, anyone who displays magical inclinations is enslaved by the Priests (descendants of the Righteous). Now, as the Anniversary of the Veil approaches, a sacrifice needs to be made to keep the barrier in place. The descendants of the Venerated are already preparing for the event by gathering the people needed. On the other side of the Veil, most of this knowledge has been lost or kept hidden by the Priests.

Meanwhile, on the Righteous side, Princess Issiyanna is seemingly contacted by her mother who has been dead for years. Her Protector, Kiyarran, a young man showing lots of promise both with weapons and with the Life Force, is struggling to find a balance between his duties and the feelings he has for his charge. When Issa is kidnapped by a group sent from the other side of the Veil, Kae will find out just how far he is willing to go to get her back.

The story is skilfully written, and the characters believable. They all have distinct voices and most of them avoid being one-dimensional. Some fantasy writers have trouble finding balance in their descriptions - some get lost in the details, while others don't tell us enough. This is not a problem for Vanna Smythe, who gives us all the information we need to see the picture she is painting for us without overdoing it. I can think of one particular scene, toward the end of the book, where Kae faces the Pure Ones that felt particularly vivid.

What I enjoyed immensely about the book is the world that Vanna Smythe built. It wasn't easy to figure everything out just based on the Prologue (which was a little overwhelming), but everything came together beautifully by the end. The history of the world is hinted at, with promises of more to come in the rest of the series. The dichotomy between the two sides of the Veil was realistic and fascinating to read about. The Priests made believable power-hungry leaders, but they were balanced out by similar figures on the other side of the Veil. I liked how neither side is completely good - this makes for quality storytelling. My favorite addition to the world though, was the group of assassins known as the Pure Ones; if they're not scary, then I don't know what is. I hope there's more of them in the future.

Now, I only gave this book 8/10 on my blog. I decided to go with 5 stars on Amazon and Goodreads because I am a harsh critic and my complaints were very subjective. Some of that was because there are a few typos, which isn't uncommon for an independent book and is easily ignored in favor of the story. What I enjoyed less, however, and I think I'll be in the minority here, is the love story between Issa and Kae. They're both teenagers and so they have excuses for acting as such, plus it gives them room to grow in the coming books. Think Sansa in A Song of Ice and Fire or Egwene in Wheel of Time. But, for now, I wasn't patient enough to deal with their angst. This is my failing, not the story's, but it detracted a little from my enjoyment of the book as a whole.

Overall, Protector is a great first book in a new fantasy series. It is well written and could have easily been published professionally. Currently priced at $2.99 in the Amazon store, it is a must read of you love a good story.(less)

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Mar 15, 2013 Patrick rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is probably a lot better if you actually like this kind of high fantasy stuff. I really couldn't get past all the Nouns being Capitalized: the Deception, the Veil, the Anniversary of the Veil, Protectors, the Priesthood, Priests, the Keepers, the Decision Makers, the Life Force, the Pure Ones, on and on it went. Everything has to have some ritualistic term applied to it! Anyway, the end was a real letdown as not very much seemed to actually happen. But I suppose that's what sequels are for.

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Dec 11, 2012 Chris Yarbrough rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really wish I could give this 3.5 stars. I enjoyed reading this book and I liked a lot of the characters. Smythe has created a very rich world here and put in place a solid foundation for the series to rest on. It just felt like by the end of the book not a whole lot had happened. By the time I got to the end I felt more like I had read a very long prologue instead of a complete story. I understand this is part of a series, and I am looking forward to reading Book 2, but it just seemed like th...more

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Sep 01, 2012 Paul rated it 5 of 5 stars

I found that I was absorbed into the book once it started, about chapter 2 and wanting more. It kept its pace and was never predictable with the right mix of characters, wee described and very real.

The author used a literary trick of using italics to highlight unseen feelings that I was unsure of at first but it worked really well - a touch of genius.

Read it if you like SF and I can't wait for the sequel - out soon, I am told.

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Oct 10, 2012 Tom Park rated it 3 of 5 stars

I realize the problem with many sic-fi and fantasy novels is educating the reader to what all has taken place to bring the characters to where they begin the story. In some ways, Smythe did a little too much educating while letting the action of the novel slip. I did find it an enjoyable read for the most part, just wish there was some way to get all the explanations out of the way.

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Dec 08, 2012 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was entranced from the very beginning of this story. It is fresh and unique with all the elements of a great fantasy. Romance, Adventure, Heroes and Warriors. The characters are likable and easy to relate to, without being overwhelming.

Vanna Smythe has proven herself to be a wonderful storyteller. I look forward to the next book in the series.

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Jun 07, 2012 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Once you get past the multiple view points, the story is compelling and intriguing. I want to know more, I want to find out what happens next.

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Jun 27, 2012 Daniel Marvello rated it 5 of 5 stars

Solid heroic fantasy set in a unique world with believable characters.

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Jul 10, 2012 Christina McKnight rated it 5 of 5 stars

Miss Smythe's extraordinary ability to set a scene and build suspense through the point of view of numerous characters is unparalleled. One element of fantasy that I enjoy is getting to know a secondary world; a new culture, new magical abilities, and religion. So far, Miss Smythe has offered all this and more, combining world-building and character development into each chapter.

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Since I can remember, I knew I wanted to be a writer. I've tried my hand at many other professions and studies, but I never felt so fulfilled as when I am writing a story or a novel, creating life-like characters and placing them in complex and difficult situations. I've lived in New York, Lisbon, Dublin and Venice, and have traveled to many more countries. I love history, and while I don't claim...more

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