This sounds just as good as the others to me. Do we see much of Phaedre and Jocelin? The first trilogy was one of those rare finds where I found myself submerged in the story instead of outside reading. I cannot wait for this one, I am first on my library reservations. -- Sassenach Musings

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Date Posted: 01:32:03 12/16/06 Sat
Author: Sheila
Subject: This sounds just as good as the others to me. Do we see much of Phaedre and Jocelin? The first trilogy was one of those rare finds where I found myself submerged in the story instead of outside reading. I cannot wait for this one, I am first on my library reservations.
In reply to: Syl 's message, "Kushiel's Scion" on 16:35:41 12/15/06 Fri

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[> [> We see a fair amount of them in the beginning as Carey weans the reader over to Imriel's story ( which is haunted by the deeds of Phaedre, Jocelin, and all the rest). Once the story is turned fully over to Imriel, I promise you won't mind! Enjoy!! --

LadyPeggyB, 19:52:54 12/16/06 Sat

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