Ria - the girl from the Other World - had never heard of the Path or its protectors, but what if she is the Guardians' only hope to defeat the Sorcerer and save magyc and the music of Demona?
The Path is fading, and the music of Life is vanishing. Cedar and his fellow Guardians have been entrusted for centuries to protect the Path, the very force of Life itself.
An accident traps Cedar between his home and another world devoid of magyc--but not of music. He is found by Ria, a mysterious girl who holds the key to returning him home.
With little choice Cedar uses First Magyc, Blood Magyc, to save himself, and finds himself the unlikely caretaker of the very girl who might fulfill an ancient Prophecy and restore the Guardians to their former station as honored heroes.
Unwittingly lured into Demona, a world of magyc and music, Ria struggles to understand her own growing abilities even as she is drawn into an ages old conflict between Human and Demon.
But sometimes, the difference between the two isn’t so easy to see.
Professional Reviews
In kindle speak, this is a real screen swiper.
I chose this book in day four of a 12 days of Christmas event hosted by Rose Montague for Indy authors and lost a lot of sleep once I started reading it last evening. Reading in bed late at night, I dropped my Kindle and woke up to it timed out and asleep twice before I finally gave up and waited till (late) morning when I woke up to finish (after backtracking several pages to make sure I didn't lose anything from falling asleep). I liked it so much I'm going to get the second episode as soon as I finish this review. If episode two is as good I'll buy three and four as soon as I finish.
The story is broken up into short stories from the POV between the main character and four Guardians in a way that is seamlessly crafted. Each POV short overlaps just enough to blend the timing so they meet in the final few chapters.
I love the the world the author has built and the characters are individuals easily pictured in my mind. I can't wait to get to the second book.
What a journey!!!
Wow. Reading this was something special. Something that I wasn't expecting but had been longing for for quite some time. There is a quality in the words, in the writing that left me longing for the next book before I even finished this one. And I can hardly wait!
Must read for fantasy lovers!
Fantasy at its finest! I don't normally read YA fiction and I couldn't put it down! A must read for any fantasy fan!
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