If you haven’t read Mark of the Raven, start there first. This was a bit slower paced than the previous book, and while I certainly wouldn’t call it boring, those reading the two books back to back may find the change in pace a little jarring. I also enjoyed the creepy undercurrent of the Dark Lady’s presence in Selene’s dreams.
The growing relationship between Selene and Damien is both sweet and heartwarming, and Selene’s struggle to reconcile her previous belief in the Dark Lady with what she is learning about the Light held my interest throughout. Selene finds herself married to a man whom she would once have considered her enemy… and her dreamwalking powers are increasing, bringing danger to everyone in her new home, even as her sister seeks to carry out the assassination she refused to complete. Does that mean that my Song of Seare series may have some company some time in the future? You never know! What It’s About This was just the series I needed to rekindle my enthusiasm for fantasy, and it makes me miss writing it. Fantasy has always been one of my favorite genres, but I’ll admit to some fatigue that kept me from reading it over the last year or two.
This is the second book in The Ravenwood Saga by award-winning author Morgan L. Next » Blog Home ➺ Carla Recommends: Flight of the Raven by Morgan Busse
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