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Maria V. Snyder, Magic Study
Luna (2006) ISBN: 0-373-80249-8
Score: -1
Second novel of the Study high fantasy series, in which the heroine discovers her magic is not only unique but more powerful than anyone elses. I still like the political situation, but too much about the characters and the magic system is obviously contrived to fit the plot the author wants. And the author (and/or copyeditor) continues to insist on spelling "bo" with a 'w'.
Next Book: Katharine McMahon, The Alchemist's Daughter
Luna (2006) ISBN: 0-373-80249-8
Score: -1
Second novel of the Study high fantasy series, in which the heroine discovers her magic is not only unique but more powerful than anyone elses. I still like the political situation, but too much about the characters and the magic system is obviously contrived to fit the plot the author wants. And the author (and/or copyeditor) continues to insist on spelling "bo" with a 'w'.
Next Book: Katharine McMahon, The Alchemist's Daughter
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