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Natalie Mercaldo nataliemer74b3 — This is the book that made me cross over finally from being an agnostic to a believer. I think it was a review from Ann Rice (included in the intro) that hooked me. She says "Storm was meant to write it and we were meant to read it". After reading it, I have to say I believe she's right. And I never thought I'd find myself reading, much less believing, a near-death experience book. I was pretty skeptical for a good 20 years there (teens through mid-30's).

苏 苏冠樑 9406748561dd5 — well, how should i start off? i must say that although i did enjoy the plot of this story, i could not bring myself to agree that the book is 'well written' and that the characters were very believving. i'll talk about the first chapter. you're litrally forcely plunged into the deep end, i had absolutely no idea what was happening and became confused and fustrated with how since there was no good explainations for what was happening, you seem to get the feel that you're expected to know everything you need to know to get what was going on, its as if i had to have the same level of understanding as the author! this problem happened througout the book, i didn't understand what certain things were and they were never explained, i suppose i'll have to do some research and re-read the book to get a full understanding (i am aware that re-reading a book to understand it is very common and successful too). i'll move onto the second problem i had with the book. i found that the characters were far too rushed, so to say. for example (this may be a bit of a spoiler but i can't think of anything better) before the moment Aislinn was to be trailed to be the Queen, theres was no sense of nervousness, like 'can i do this? can i really be me? is it all worth it?' these are the kind of thoughts i would think any usual human would think but i guess with all the faerie stuff happening, some things are out of the ordinary but still, i found that every character eased far too easilly into something completely different. maybe this would be how people would? i wouldn't know but nevertheless, this kind of writing made me not enjoy reading the book as much as i would like to. i still loved the plot though, but that seemed to be the only reason i liked the book. and with the issues i have with the way it is written, i hate to admit this but i'm not that pushed to buy the next book in the series... :/