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Anthime Maurice _nthime — As the base-born daughter of a nobleman, Corie, who is fourteen at this book's opening, spends her winters in her grandmother's village learning herb-lore, and her summers at Castle Auburn, where she enjoys a close relationship with her noble half-sister who has been betrothed to the crown prince since birth. Corie has a severe crush on the prince who oh so unfortunately happens to be a selfish cad. As the story unfolds, her eyes are opened not only to his real nature, but to the plans being made at court for her own fate, as well as to other signs that all is not well in her world, such as the cruel imprisonment of a fairy-like race of creatures who are enslaved by those of the nobility that can afford them. Shinn writes engagingly enough that I didn't mind that I saw most of the plot twists coming from miles away, and that most of the things that are confusing and unclear to Corie are blindingly obvious to the reader. My inner-adolescent enjoyed the story very much. My inner-cynical grown-up couldn't avoid noticing that this is the sort of pseudo-medieval fantasy in which the characters live in a world which hasn't developed a technology higher than paper, but seem to enjoy lots of modern conveniences, such as regular baths, closets in their bedrooms, and dependable mail service. Also male and female friends exchange hugs with the unselfconscious ease of present-day college students. However, none of the foregoing prevented me from scarfing the book down like candy and it made perfect forget-you-are-on-the-subway reading.

Prashant Gaikawad prashant8912 — i thought this book was a very good book

Ben Leffler _en_effler — loved this book, made me just want to sell all my things and travel the world, although, my job also makes me want to just throw my hands up in the air and take off.