It seems like there is a derth of books taking place in the land of Faerie recently. When I picked this one up, it was one of at least four new books at the library, all set in the realm of the fey.Our lead character is a girl named Dana, who, like many other heroines, is motherless. She doesn't ...
As Khanh so gracefully put it in her review of, “Where the Stars Still Shine”, by Trish Doller, which can be read here: Click Here , Ms. Khanh states the following in the opening paragraph of her review:I had a little bit of an personal identity crisis while reading a no...
On page 117I am regretting buying this book. The main character is way too naive for my liking and I think it would've worked better if the author made it in a little bit of an Alice in Wonderland style and made her 7 or 8, which is so much more believable. The romantic aspect would only have to ...
In a landscape of Canadian myth and magic, the fairy tale continues... The gateways between Faerie and the Earthworld have been destroyed by the Enemy. The only hope of ever bridging the two worlds again lies with Dana, a troubled teenager now living in Toronto. In a dream, Dana is told by her f...