Showing posts with label Exiled: The Legacy of Lathraine's Pledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exiled: The Legacy of Lathraine's Pledge. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2012

Review for Exiled: The Legacy of Lathraine's Pledge...


I’ve just finished reading my very first book on my new Kindle, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience in every respect. The Kindle is really neat, but soon I forgot all about it as I dove into the third book of Caleath’s Chronicles. All the characters have become good friends by now, except of course for those I love to hate.
The Legacy of Lathraine’s Pledge is beautifully and vividly written. Rosalie Skinner comes up with amazing descriptions, unique metaphors and comparisons that make you smile or send a shiver down your back. The ebb and flow of intense, moving moments lightened by humorous encounters or witty dialogues carried me away on a wonderful journey in an intriguing world where fantasy meets science fiction. Highly recommended, but you better start from the beginning so as not to miss anything! The first book is Exiled: Autumn’s Peril.
So far this series is only available as ebook in many formats. One of the reasons why I bought that Kindle. 


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Edith Parzefall is the author of Strays of Rio, soon to be released by Museitup Publishing and co author of
Wind Over Troubled Waters, soon to be released by Double Dragon Publishing.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Chronicles of Caleath are mentioned again... on Edi's Book Lighthouse...

Edi's Book Lighthouse: Edi's Weekend Wave #1146

Edi's Book Lighthouse is a great supporter of the Chronicles and it is with great pleasure that I sent him my first copy of Book three, Exiled The Legacy of Lathraine's Pledge.
I know Edi has a vast number of books to read but he takes time out for Caleath's adventures and when he gets his ereader for Christmas, working with ebooks should get much easier for him.
Still.. he's a great source of information for Fantasy fans, on what is out there to read.

Thanks again Edi.. for the mention. Good luck reaching your goal for reading in 2011. You are doing an amazing job.