One of the few I enjoy reading over again
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I have three fantasy writers that I LOVE, I enjoy their books because their characters are real and you journey with them. Kristen Britain is one of those three. I love Karigan, I love the supporting characters Captain Mapstone, King Zachary, Mara, Condor and all the others, I love Karigan's journey and Ms. Britain has pulled me in with astounding speed to cheer our heroine on again Mornhavon and his wraith minion.

I do have to admit, that after the first time through I skip past the journal entries and what's going on with Alton because honestly I just want to follow Karigan's story, and everything comes together at the end of the book about the other two storylines anyway.

I await the third book, though I would like it to be finished and printed now... I can wait. Thank you Kristen for a wonderful 'wild ride' and I look forward to the rest of the journey.
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I've read these stories several times. And it was worth rereading.
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This was the second time I read the book and enjoyed it again!
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Well, my test is would I read it again (& again...), and for this one I'd certainly enjoy coming back and rereading it from time to time.  Though I think for the second go, I'll see what it's like as an audiobook.
336882
I really liked the start of this series Im rereading it after a few years and I still enjoy it
3057059
I have read all the Heinlein books and this is one of my favorites.
The ones I like best I read about every ten years, this is my fourth time.
Learning to Grok is fun and I Grok that I will read this again.
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I loved it so much that I went back and read it for the second time.  An enjoyable evening with friends from church reviewing it
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This is my second time reading this book and I think I enjoyed it even more this time around. Must be my added sixty years.
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An old favorite from college, that I had to read again.  Very enjoyable.
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I read this a long time ago, so when it was free i downloaded it again for my kindle library
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I read this book a number of years ago and was intrigued by it. I looked up the book on Kindle and ordered it for another read. I enjoyed it as much as I did the first time.
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Here's another I will go back and re-read ... although for not to delve deeper into the meaning/motive/or whatever.  This was truly enjoyable.  I did have a great read on this one.
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I wore out the 1st copy, this is one of my all time favorites
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My mother and I read this when I was 9 or so, and I loved it so much that it'sone of the few books I have kept after moving 8 times in the last 10 years.  I now have a daughter (4) who isn't quite ready to read this yet, but I just pulled it out to read for myself (28), and loved it all over again. I give it a 4, not because I didn't live it, but because there is mild unnecessary profanity.
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I am now re-reading some of these.  Can't put them down.
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Every now and then it is good to reread the Classics.
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I read this for the first time almost fifteen years ago, when I was a teenager, and it is one of my favorite books. Everytime I pull it down to reread, I still like it. I'm not sure if that's nostalga, or something else, but I really love the creative fantasy in this book. I love the quest - the changing landscape as they travel. I loved the beginning when the character was helpless, and the end, where she found power.

The only thing I disliked, in fact, was the love story aspect. When I first read the book, I thought Faro would be the love interest. Then when someone else becomes her object of affection, I thought she would still come back to Faro in the end. I was disappointed.

Reading the book again, a few years later, I felt differently. I saw that Faro held no romantic interest for her, and also saw other aspects in a more mature light. I really liked the book. I see similarities to Anthony's Fractual Mode books, which I liked as a teenager. As far as Lackey goes, my favorite book of hers is Elvenbane, (also something I read as a teen).

As an adult, I'm not a huge fan of Lackey or Anthony, so I definately recommend this to their younger fans. I've spoken to several people who have outgrown their work, but going back to reread things I liked when I was younger is still enjoyable to me.