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This is the second book in the Trilogy of the Bear and The Nightingale and both are excellent forms of fantasy mixed with Fairy Tales. Set in 14th century Russia (Rus).
Vasya, our heroine, is a young girl who seeks to break the confines of her rigid society. She is a girl in love with nature and the forest and the wild, invisible things in the forest. The spirits, or demons as some call them, protect the village, but they are fading because of the bells of strict moral codes of women and rel ...more
Although I loved the first book in the series more - The Girl in the Tower is still a wonderful epic tale. Vasia is true to form - brave, reckless, sad, misunderstood. The story starts slowly at first, but it builds and gets going so that putting it down is impossible. So much happens in this one story - I cannot wait to get more.
Nov 04, 2017
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