M.C.Sheridan - The Echo


Only because this book is a fantasy book I gave it 4 stars. I'm not very keen on fantasy. I was never abe to read Tolkien, even the Hobbit I could not get through. In fact I gave up after 30 pages. This book had a nice flow, was not too much about describing and I loved the characters.

 

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