When two children are kidnapped from her village, Alana Woodsinger uses her powerful connection to the village's Great Tree to help find them. But ...
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Dec 26, 2010
Corinne
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Arggghh....another absolutely predictable fantasy story were at the end the heroine learns more about her magical abilities and her feelings and gets the hero she was in the love with from the beginning. The notorious rival in love sacrifices his life for her and her task and thus is out of the picture/book. A classical example of archetypical fantasy! At least the original fantasy novel f.e. the "Mars" series by Edgar Rice Burroughs is funny - this one isn't at all!
Nov 17, 2011
Gary
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My facebook page has been compromised so I'm leaving this message saying it was a good two year run.
I'm locked out and this was the only way.
I'm locked out and this was the only way.
May 12, 2008
Terry
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The characters were mostly stereotypes and the plot was predictable but it was a good story with some innovative twists. The sacrifices of Alana Woodsinger, the Tree, Landon, and even Jobina and Maddock anchored the story.
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