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Rowan Hood's friend Lionel is a minstrel, a singer, a harp player who calls people "my dear" and does not raise his hands or use a weapon for fear of scarring and breaking them as his father the "Lionclaw" has done.
For all his height he lets himself be called a coward rather than fight and his father loathes him enough to put a price on his head for acting a fool. Lionel though knows his act is up and he's putting Rowan and his friends in danger, so he leaves her the silver ring that marks him ...more
For all his height he lets himself be called a coward rather than fight and his father loathes him enough to put a price on his head for acting a fool. Lionel though knows his act is up and he's putting Rowan and his friends in danger, so he leaves her the silver ring that marks him ...more
This was really good, but it felt rushed and incomplete. I wanted more meat in the story. Still, it nicely continues the series.
May 13, 2011
Giselle
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Beth
marked it as retelling-fairy-tales
Sep 26, 2020
Wendy Otero
marked it as to-read
