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Archer of the Lake (Ariang'ron Chronicles, #1)
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Master archer Caelfel is a student of magic and the youngest she-elf of her city, Sal’Sumarathar. Her passionate naïveté and fierce devotion to those she loves often lands her in unique, precarious situations.
Rogue elf Feraan is a reclusive member of a secret order tasked with protecting the land from threats. Carrying out a task on their beha ...more
Master archer Caelfel is a student of magic and the youngest she-elf of her city, Sal’Sumarathar. Her passionate naïveté and fierce devotion to those she loves often lands her in unique, precarious situations.
Rogue elf Feraan is a reclusive member of a secret order tasked with protecting the land from threats. Carrying out a task on their beha ...more
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Aug 10, 2015
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~Disclaimer: I received this book for free in a giveaway~
Pros: Great world building (created an engaging and unique universe), likable lead, intrigue, action scattered throughout story and interesting character dynamics.
Cons: Fell into some tropes, back and forth hot and cold romance gets annoying, built up to a rather short climax.
With all that said...I do want to read the sequel. I do want to know more about the lead character and what is going on in this world. I would like to see more of th ...more
Pros: Great world building (created an engaging and unique universe), likable lead, intrigue, action scattered throughout story and interesting character dynamics.
Cons: Fell into some tropes, back and forth hot and cold romance gets annoying, built up to a rather short climax.
With all that said...I do want to read the sequel. I do want to know more about the lead character and what is going on in this world. I would like to see more of th ...more
I wasn’t sure at first, but The Archer of the Lake soon pulled me in. It was thoroughly enjoyable and easy to read, perfect for a rainy Sunday. It has a wonderful set of characters and I certainly hope we haven’t seen the last of Feraan.
The story took me along with it, fast paced, with enough detail of the immediate situations to draw a picture of this Elven world and beyond, but not so much to slow the pace.
The book in itself is well resolved, but I can’t but feel there are many more stories wa ...more
The story took me along with it, fast paced, with enough detail of the immediate situations to draw a picture of this Elven world and beyond, but not so much to slow the pace.
The book in itself is well resolved, but I can’t but feel there are many more stories wa ...more
Exciting story telling
Ms Michael's story telling is inventive and exciting. It is fantasy SCI but it is different than any I've ever read. It is definitely worth reading. I highly recommend it to anyone. ...more
Ms Michael's story telling is inventive and exciting. It is fantasy SCI but it is different than any I've ever read. It is definitely worth reading. I highly recommend it to anyone. ...more
Archer of the Lake is a fantasy story. The scene is set when we meet Feraan Auvrearaheal known as the wandering elf. A meeting is being held of the Chthonic Order. A prediction is received from Sibylla the Blind Seer warning of evil in the forest.
Eighty years later, we are introduced the elves who live in the Honey Water Empire. Caelfel Gyssedlues is a young elf at just seventy-six years of age. She is part of a group who are under attack from Goblins, killing sixty-three of them, she is sent t ...more
Eighty years later, we are introduced the elves who live in the Honey Water Empire. Caelfel Gyssedlues is a young elf at just seventy-six years of age. She is part of a group who are under attack from Goblins, killing sixty-three of them, she is sent t ...more
Really enjoyed it. There were a few things I might have done differently but the book really held my attention and I'm really glad I got to read it. The characters were interesting, the story had me interested the moment I started reading, and the build up to the end was satisfying. Looking forward to the next one.
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Kelly R. Michaels writes fiction and independently publishes books and novels under the imprint of Little Owl Publishing. Her first book Archer of the Lake was released May 2014. The next book of the same series titled Prince of the Vale was released December 2015. She dabbles in children's literature occasionally under her married name, Kelly Bahney.
She lives in a small town in southern Tennessee ...more
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“When she turned to accept her crown from Gwyndolyn, Feraan saw that her face was flushed from drink and excitement. Her pale hair cascaded over her shoulders, shining like glittering moonlight. She was warm and soft, and he knew that because he had felt her lips before. The green stems from her flower crown rested above her pointed ears, and though Caelfel was not the picture of nobility, Feraan could admit she was beautiful.”
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