Author: Raven Williams
Title: Elven-Jumper
Pages: 248
Genre: Fantasy
Publisher: --
Date Published: February 9, 2015
Format: Mobi
Source: Author
Read: June 28-November 24, 2015
Synopsis:
Elwyndyn is a Moon Elf and a Realm Jumper. His mission; travel to the Earth, to assist humans experiencing dreams of another time; another life. When hearing their options, what will the humans decide?
Ayana is one such human. After her parents died. she meets a stranger with unusual eyes, eyes very much like hers, and everything she thought she knew changed. Before she knows it, she is on a quest to delve into her past lives. Will she like where this quest takes her, or is she in over her head?
Title: Elven-Jumper
Pages: 248
Genre: Fantasy
Publisher: --
Date Published: February 9, 2015
Format: Mobi
Source: Author
Read: June 28-November 24, 2015
Synopsis:
Elwyndyn is a Moon Elf and a Realm Jumper. His mission; travel to the Earth, to assist humans experiencing dreams of another time; another life. When hearing their options, what will the humans decide?
Ayana is one such human. After her parents died. she meets a stranger with unusual eyes, eyes very much like hers, and everything she thought she knew changed. Before she knows it, she is on a quest to delve into her past lives. Will she like where this quest takes her, or is she in over her head?
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Review
***I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.***
I'm not going to lie. I struggled to finish this book. I felt that the characters lacked emotion, lacked life. Maybe it's because the way the story is written is not a style I am comfortable reading (third person present). I felt no connection to the characters and I felt some scenes were rushed through and fell flat. I acknowledge that the author put a lot of thought and details into building the culture of the elves and spells, but it just wasn't enough for the story to come alive in my mind. I'm sure there are other readers who loved this book, but this book just wasn't for me.
1 Platypire.
I'm not going to lie. I struggled to finish this book. I felt that the characters lacked emotion, lacked life. Maybe it's because the way the story is written is not a style I am comfortable reading (third person present). I felt no connection to the characters and I felt some scenes were rushed through and fell flat. I acknowledge that the author put a lot of thought and details into building the culture of the elves and spells, but it just wasn't enough for the story to come alive in my mind. I'm sure there are other readers who loved this book, but this book just wasn't for me.
1 Platypire.
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