Seers' Moon (Book) - 7/20/2010 10:36:38 AM
Karen Wolfe has devised an entertaining narrative populated by believable characters. The goodies all have their flaws to make them real human beings, or dogs, wolves or unicorns. The baddies are monsters whose wickedness is based in some past event or personality flaw and, in spite of their awfulness, the reader can understand where they are coming from. The story is well constructed and the pace is excellent. Karen's imagination is clearly fruitful and the names she uses are all apposite. The humour ranges from smiles to laugh out loud and forms a worthy counterpoint to the tension and action of the story. If you enjoy your hero/heroines as characters with balls and a sense of humour and if you enjoy tales set in parallel societies that are believable, you'll enjoy this book. I heartily recommend it.
