Usually leery of self-published books, I read The Seed of Seerling with a critical eye. I’m happy to report that the story not only kept my interest, but also piqued my imagination. With an Amazon-like matriarchal society at war with an Arthurian-like patriarchal society, tempers flare easily as sexual tension builds when two of the high-ranking leaders get thrown together in unusual ways. Amy’s debut fantasy novel remained fast paced, exciting, fanciful, and romantic from start to finish.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
The Seed of Seerling by Amy Kennedy
Usually leery of self-published books, I read The Seed of Seerling with a critical eye. I’m happy to report that the story not only kept my interest, but also piqued my imagination. With an Amazon-like matriarchal society at war with an Arthurian-like patriarchal society, tempers flare easily as sexual tension builds when two of the high-ranking leaders get thrown together in unusual ways. Amy’s debut fantasy novel remained fast paced, exciting, fanciful, and romantic from start to finish.
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Oooh...sounds interesting!
what website can you read about it? it sure sounds interesting.
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