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Graeme Stephenson grez_s — Esperaba mucho mas... lo único que hizo fue revivir una historia antigua ya tocada por Holy blood Holy Grial y confundir a mucha gente preguntándose "eso es real?"

Shadab Shaikh webbanjara — Detective stories without detectives. Mysteries without resolution. Stories about stories, and writing about writing. If you can make this compelling instead of insufferable, then you are Paul Auster.

Lori Visa xxx1234 — Gryphon's Quest by Candace Sams is an outstanding creative beginning of the Tales of the Order series. Heather, a brave, non judgmental, caring and honest strong heroine is the perfect match for Gryphon both in their love for one another and their love for the world and others no matter their kind. Gryphon, a hero with so much inner torture and anger about his difference from others in the order, his unhappiness with his life and the loneliness he experiences from others avoiding him due to fearing him, is one that the reader will so much see his gifts in beauty just as Heather did. Gryphon's Quest will have the reader's heart racing with the adventures that Heather and Gryphon travel. And even more, the reader's heart will feel so much empathy for the want of Gryphon and Heather's quest to be together. The author, Candace Sams, creates a series that the reader will want to know every legend of those that live within the Order. This suburb mystical story is definitely a keeper that will remain in the reader's mind for weeks and weeks to come. Scenes will be pictured in the readers mind with beauty and joy. This story in its entire deserves all the attention of any reader of fantasy and romance. Book Summary: Gryphon's Quest by Candace Sams is book one in the Tales Of The Order series. Gryphon O'Connor, a Druid warrior, is summoned by the Sorceress Of The Ancients, Shayla Gallagher, to report to her for a deed she needs him to attend to. Shayla had supreme power among all in the Order. Her responsibility is to uphold the law and punish those who break them. One of the rules of the Order is that those people outside of the Order must not learn of their existence. If someone in the order tells an outsider, both would need to be killed. Upon receiving the news that he was needed, Gryphon took his time arriving from the Goblin meadows, where he finds peace away from those who ridicule him. Those in the Order, consider him a freak, monstrous and fear him except for one Fairy friend, Lore. Gryphon's parents, James and Gwyneth, had meddled with powers before he was born, so that he would be born with the ability to protect himself and others. But something went wrong and this resulted in him becomings a shape shifting creature that was different and out of control. For Shayla helping with this, Gryphon's life was to serve her as she commanded. Gryphon feels disgust for all the deeds that Shayla had him complete but when he finds out the urgency of this deed, he takes it upon him to complete. Gryphon had to bring 3 Rune Stones, which were artifacts taken from an unapproved burial site in Ireland and sent to the museum, and return them to a hiding place where they will never be found again. Heather works at the museum and finds crates filled with mislabeled and inappropriately tagged artifacts. Unknown to her that they were taken illegally, Heather works long hours to sort through these items. Gryphon, against the advisement of his parents, requests Heather's assistance in entering the museum to find these stones before they are used for the wrong reasons and danger occurs. Gryphon, while not revealing who he is, finds respect and trust with Heather in assisting him. Heather and Gryphon find love with one another knowing they could not be together forever. Gryphon too thought he would never experience love because of how he and others viewed him and their pairing is forbidden since she is an outsider of the Order. Danger comes to both and they must battle injuries and their hearts to get the 3 Rune Stones and bring them to safekeeping.

Luca Careglio lucacareglio — I had to read this book for school a few years ago, and though I liked it, it wasn't really my style. But it is very well written, so that's why I gave it 3 stars.

Silvia Lee nightcroco4b29 — Valen is an appealing character, though he's something of a runaway, and irresposible. Nonetheless, he has his own moral sense, and though he gets dumped to start things out, he makes the best of it. I also love the Luis Royo cover.

Allen Tracey awtdesign — Nicholas Sparks hat mit diesen beiden Büchern eins verinnerlicht: Das Monument der Liebe. Wie ein einziger Tag: Dieses Buch ist bereits verfilmt worden und um Längen besser ist dieser Film, der viel ausschweifender und liebevoller dargestellt wird als das kurze, aber sehr prägnante Buch. Sparks stellt zwei Liebende dar, die unterschiedlicher nicht sein können: Ein junges Mädchen aus reichem Hause und ein scheinbarer Taugenichts, die sich noch Jahre nach ihrer ersten Begegnung, ihres gemeinsamen Sommers lieben. Der Junge heiratet nie und wächst zu einem Eigenbrötler heran, hingegen das Mädchen ist in einer Ehe mit einem Anwalt unglücklich gefangen. Als die beiden sich wieder sehen, knistert es bereits und der Leser, sofern er denn weiß, worum es in der Geschichte geht, da er den Film gesehen hat, ist gierig hinterher, das Ende zu erfahren. Weit wie das Meer: Lange habe ich das Buch einfach zur Hälfte liegen lassen und wollte mich so recht nicht an Weit wie das Meer heran trauen. Ich dachte einfach, dass Sparks nicht so gut schreiben kann, wie behauptet wird, da mich Wie ein einziger Tag schon sehr enttäuschte. Doch hingegen meiner anfänglichen Meinung bin ich tief berührt worden von dieser romantischen und etwas überdimensional ausgelegten Geschichte. Eine Frau findet Flaschenpost und begibt sich auf die Suche nach dem Verfasser. Daraus entspinnt sich eine leichte und doch tiefgründige Liebesgeschichte, die immer ernster wird. Mir gefällt Sparks Charakteristik, die geprägt ist von Menschenkenntnis – besonders Streitpunkte hat er sehr gut und sehr nahe dargestellt. Dies ist mir in der Schlüsselszene der Geschichte in Erinnerung geblieben. Auch gefiel mir, dass er nicht sofort auf ein Happy End und Aus zusteuerte, sondern die Geschichte durchdacht und präzise zu Papier gebracht hat. Fazit: Die zweite Geschichte hat mich im Grund genommen mehr gefangen genommen, aber Sparks hat im Gesamten bewiesen, dass er ein wunderbarer Erzähler und ein genauer und feinsinniger Schriftsteller ist!