The Tasters Guild (Poisons of Caux #2)
by
Susannah Appelbaum (Goodreads Author),
Jennifer Taylor
"The Poisons of Caux, Book II
A macabre and funny fantasy trilogy"
After the perilous adventure of The Hollow Bettle (Book I), the dark reign of the Nightshades is over at last, and a new day has arrived in Caux, a land long ruled by poison and deceit. The ancient Prophecy-the coming of a Noble Child to cure the one, true King-has finally begun.
But fear still grips the pe...more
A macabre and funny fantasy trilogy"
After the perilous adventure of The Hollow Bettle (Book I), the dark reign of the Nightshades is over at last, and a new day has arrived in Caux, a land long ruled by poison and deceit. The ancient Prophecy-the coming of a Noble Child to cure the one, true King-has finally begun.
But fear still grips the pe...more
ebook, 384 pages
Published
August 10th 2010
by Random House Children's Books
(first published August 6th 2010)
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I want so much to love this series. I had to re-read book one before I could get into book two because I was totally confused from the start. I have real trouble with the writing style of this author. I feel like a lot of the information has to be inferred because the story, and points of view, keep shifting without "markers" to let me know it has shifted. (If that makes any sense!) While the story line is VERY intriguing, I feel perpetually confused while reading this series. It's almost like t...more
Decent second book, will be waiting for the third.
Feb 08, 2013
Heather
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Jan 26, 2013
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Susannah Appelbaum suffered an unsupervised childhood where many of her days she could be found exploring in the forests or nearby riverbanks. Before she was old enough to walk, she ate a particularly enchanting-looking flower from her aunt’s garden, and spent the remainder of the visit in the hospital. But from this early experience–and others more of her own devising (involving flames and goggle...more
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