What I like best about Buroker is her likeable characters. I’ve been criticized for stating that a factor in my liking a book is whether it contains likeable characters. Oddly enough, from my perspective, I’m writing the review, I’m giving my opinions and I call it as I see it, simple as that. I like how Buroker addresses prejudice and her dislike of it. I enjoy the character interaction and their foibles. Buroker’s protagonists aren’t perfect which gives them character. I am in awe of her literary output. This is the middle book in a three book boxed set which is part of a 9 book series. Just to note, I went to Fantastic Fiction and counted 84 titles under Buroker’s name. I wonder when or if she ever sleeps. This may appear to be written by a fawning fan but I guess it is more than a bit of jealousy to be able to get all those words down in such a palatable form.
This book deals with Casmir attempting to keep a gate from
falling into what he considers the wrong hands. It also shows that brains can defeat brawn.
I heartily enjoyed it.
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