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The second book in Britain's Green Rider sequence was written several years after the first and does show an improvement in writing skill from the author.
Of course all the fantasy tropes and cliches are still present. In fact the Lord of the Rings elements become even more evident here as the Eletians are shown to be blatant elf substitutes.
If you can forgive the lack of originality though we are given more depth to the secondary characters this time round. Some of them even get a few viewpoint ...more
Of course all the fantasy tropes and cliches are still present. In fact the Lord of the Rings elements become even more evident here as the Eletians are shown to be blatant elf substitutes.
If you can forgive the lack of originality though we are given more depth to the secondary characters this time round. Some of them even get a few viewpoint ...more
This book comes back a few years after the first book, Green Rider. In this book, the Green Riders are being decimated, and the breach in the Dyer Wall is getting bigger. The heroine must help motivate and lead the Green Riders when the captain is unable to. A subplot in the book is the romantic tension between Karigan and King Zachry. How will the king resolve it?
Much more of a good vs evil type story, but also filled with court intrigue. We find out more about the war that caused the people t ...more
Much more of a good vs evil type story, but also filled with court intrigue. We find out more about the war that caused the people t ...more
Tedious. Kept skipping page to get to the end!
I simply love the way Kristen Britain writes. Her characters become your friends and enemies, your hopes and sorrows, your loves and loses. I can't wait to find out what else awaits Karigan in her role as a Green Rider.
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Dec 21, 2024
Heath
marked it as to-read
