The Matriarch's Devise
The Healer's Trilogy, Book 2
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Bree Welch
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Sharon Skinner
“If we turn our backs on who we are, who knows what danger we ourselves may become?”
Orpahned by war, haunted by unknown origins, KIRA is a young woman with a secret. She can psychically communicate with certain animals.
Determined to discover the truth of her heritage, Kira resumes her journey following the events of The Healer's Legacy. Together with Milos, and accompanied by her loyal companions, Kelmir and Vaith, she sets sail for the strange land across the Faersent Sea.
But when she arrives in her mother’s homeland, what awaits her is not the welcoming arms of loving relatives, but a land filled with political strife, dark intrigue, and a family secret that could shatter everything.
©2015 Sharon Skinner (P)2021 Sharon SkinnerSetze die Serie fort
This is the perfect example of a story where things happen because the author wants to reach a certain goal instead of a natural, logical flow.
The protagonist is infuriatingly passive all she ever does throughout the whole book is wonder around and wallow in self pity and fear, everything just happens to her with little to zero input on her end.
The story makes no sense, nearly every conversation feels wrong, ppl acting or not acting in certain ways feels forced and the ending is one of the worst "fate tore us apart"-clichés I have ever seen.
It makes absolutely no sense that the male lead feels more obligated towards the sailors than to the protagonist, also the comparison he draws between her and his situation is absolutely wrong, his home has a mostly competent leader and isn't dying off while she is magically bound to the land and is probably the only person who has a chance to heal it, his argumentation in the end boils down to "If you have more power than me then I can't live with you." Wich makes him a despicable person who never really loved her.
absolute dirt
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