Rowan Wood Legends by Olivia Wildenstein Series: The Lost Clan #2
Published by CreateSpace on August 14th 2017
Genres: Paranormal
Pages: 294
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SOME LEGENDS ARE BETTER LEFT UNTOLD.
I wasn’t the sort of girl who believed in fairytales, let alone tales about faeries. But that changed the day Faeries came to my small town and Hunters rose from their graves.
On that fateful day, I received a book, a peculiar collection of myths and legends. Turns out it was so much more than stories. And just as I was on the verge of unlocking its secrets, it was stolen from me by someone I called a friend.
Now, I don’t know whom I can turn to, whom I can trust. All I know is that there are two sides, and I am straddling the great divide because I am both Faerie and Hunter. And although I swore I would never choose, I am slowly falling for one of those sides…
Fans of Karen Marie Moning's Fever series will adore Wildenstein's Lost Clan series.
In an Oyster Shell – Another thrilling installment of The Lost Clan series.
The Pearls – I like the epic conflict between fairies and hunters. The main character is caught in the middle. This makes for all sorts of exciting circumstances. Its almost like the conflict you find in the Twilight series except you’re dealing with fairies and hunters rather than the vampires and werewolves.
The idea of fairies is a concept that draws me in. I like the story that is told about these fairies. It’s interesting the hunters are there to keep them in line. The history between hunters and fairies is interesting.
There is a little bit of a love triangle which adds to the before mentioned conflict. The end result is unexpected and thrilling. I like the two love interests. Though one is more interested in the main character than she is in him.
The characters are distinctive and add a lot of depth to the narrative. The main character is strong enough to stand up to the trails the author throws at her. The supporting characters add an interesting perspective to the story. It’s intriguing that the main character has to balance her life between normal and the paranormal. It makes the book worth reading.
The Sand – It was a good book.
4 Pearls!
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About Olivia Wildenstein
Olivia Wildenstein grew up in New York City, the daughter of a French father with a great sense of humor, and a Swedish mother whom she speaks to at least three times a day. She chose Brown University to complete her undergraduate studies and earned a bachelor’s in comparative literature. After designing jewelry for a few years, Wildenstein traded in her tools for a laptop computer and a very comfortable chair. This line of work made more sense, considering her college degree.
When she’s not writing, she’s psychoanalyzing everyone she meets (Yes. Everyone), eavesdropping on conversations to gather material for her next book, baking up a storm (that she actually eats), going to the gym (because she eats), and attempting not to be late at her children’s school (like she is 4 out of 5 mornings, on good weeks).
Wildenstein lives with her husband and three children in Geneva, Switzerland, where she’s an active member of the writing community.
