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Sunday, June 23, 2013

Dark Children of Naor by Justyna Plichta-Jendzio





This seemed like three very loosely connected short stories.  I guess that is the gist of the title, they were the dark children. 



The cover illustration was very nice and will entice people into purchasing.   The book has three chapters which as I stated seem to be stand alone stories.   The Hunter, The Burden of Inheritance and Second Wife.  


Stories one and two fit together well. 



Each story has merit and frankly I think each story could be expanded into its own book.   One of the reasons I am not fond of short stories are that they are over too quickly.   The author created some good characters that you wanted to get to know with more depth. 



The copy I received for review purposes had some of the formatting problems that I have had in conversion of my own books to Kindle.  Nothing insurmountable and I suspect the finished version will have corrected that issue.  


I do like dragons and they figure prominently in each story.

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