39. James Clemens - Wit'ch Storm
In this second book of The Banned and Banished series, the saga of Elena the Wit'ch continues. Now, she is travelling across the lands to reach the old magical city of A'loa Glen to seek out the Blood Diary and end the reign of the Dark Lord. The Dark Lord, however, wants the wit'ch for his own evil deeds and has set up traps throughout the land to capture her, using his Ill'guard. With the help of her gang of misplaced heroes, she must evade the traps and survive long enough to reach A'loa Glen. In the process, she learns how to use and even expand her own powers.
In this book, we are introduced to another character that seems to be of some importance: Sy-wen, a mermai, whose people live under the water with their sea dragons. She was captured by fishermen off the coast of A'loa Glen along with her mother's dragon, who thought they could bring in a nice fortune for the dragon's blood. However, one of the members of the crew knows that she is the key to unlocking a mystery buried deep in the heart of A'loa Glen.
Personally, I found this book to be much better than the first. Not that the first book was bad, but this one had more vibrancy and life to it and was harder to put down. I highly recommend it.
In this book, we are introduced to another character that seems to be of some importance: Sy-wen, a mermai, whose people live under the water with their sea dragons. She was captured by fishermen off the coast of A'loa Glen along with her mother's dragon, who thought they could bring in a nice fortune for the dragon's blood. However, one of the members of the crew knows that she is the key to unlocking a mystery buried deep in the heart of A'loa Glen.
Personally, I found this book to be much better than the first. Not that the first book was bad, but this one had more vibrancy and life to it and was harder to put down. I highly recommend it.
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