Review on Romanticamente Fantasy
February 1, 2012
"The writer takes us on this fantastic world where kings, sorcerers, winged horses and riders, are the main characters of this beautiful story, divided into four episodes (books). The setting and characters are described well and the plot is smooth and engaging.
The protagonist is Morwen, a girl dangerous and ruthless, the perfect body: pale complexion, long beautiful black hair, pink eyes shiny like diamonds that hurt you at a glance. Her only company is Hurrichein, a beautiful Black Winged Horse, with whom she has a very strong bond. The male protagonist is Galadir, a prince as beautiful as the sun and with eyes the color of honey. When they meet, Galadir is attracted from she, reciprocated by Morwen. Thus began between the two, a beautiful story of love, but unfortunately impossible. Because of a promise, the two protagonists set out in search of Crystals which are used to stop the Goddess Lash...
In addition to Galadir and Morwen, there are other characters that I would refer you: the mysterious Andrer, the Princess Kamria and the dark Queen Mewar.
I advice this reading, suitable for all ages and not exclusively to young people. Congratulations to the writer for her style... I hope that does not make me wait long to read the sequel.
Before concluding, let me quote two sentences of the book:
Morwen: "I could no longer hide. I didn't. I could no longer pretend not to be what I am. I was conceived with one purpose: to reign over all the Gods. But I got scared and I fled.
I can not live without magic, so I decided to go back. But it is difficult to make a decision, Prince.
I do not know whether it is better to die or be Goddess. I do not know.... "
Galadir: "There may be the total darkness, but I'd find you anyway", the young man continued. "I may be blind, but I'd find you following your fragrance..."
The reasons for my vote:
I have not given a full vote for two reasons: in the story are the magic words, whose meaning is written in the last pages, that's somewhat awkward to read; the graphics has not particularly convinced me."
Italian Version
"The writer takes us on this fantastic world where kings, sorcerers, winged horses and riders, are the main characters of this beautiful story, divided into four episodes (books). The setting and characters are described well and the plot is smooth and engaging.
The protagonist is Morwen, a girl dangerous and ruthless, the perfect body: pale complexion, long beautiful black hair, pink eyes shiny like diamonds that hurt you at a glance. Her only company is Hurrichein, a beautiful Black Winged Horse, with whom she has a very strong bond. The male protagonist is Galadir, a prince as beautiful as the sun and with eyes the color of honey. When they meet, Galadir is attracted from she, reciprocated by Morwen. Thus began between the two, a beautiful story of love, but unfortunately impossible. Because of a promise, the two protagonists set out in search of Crystals which are used to stop the Goddess Lash...
In addition to Galadir and Morwen, there are other characters that I would refer you: the mysterious Andrer, the Princess Kamria and the dark Queen Mewar.
I advice this reading, suitable for all ages and not exclusively to young people. Congratulations to the writer for her style... I hope that does not make me wait long to read the sequel.
Before concluding, let me quote two sentences of the book:
Morwen: "I could no longer hide. I didn't. I could no longer pretend not to be what I am. I was conceived with one purpose: to reign over all the Gods. But I got scared and I fled.
I can not live without magic, so I decided to go back. But it is difficult to make a decision, Prince.
I do not know whether it is better to die or be Goddess. I do not know.... "
Galadir: "There may be the total darkness, but I'd find you anyway", the young man continued. "I may be blind, but I'd find you following your fragrance..."
The reasons for my vote:
I have not given a full vote for two reasons: in the story are the magic words, whose meaning is written in the last pages, that's somewhat awkward to read; the graphics has not particularly convinced me."
Italian Version
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