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    Silver's Edge

    By Anne Kelleher

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    Unwillingly Entwined

    There is more danger than usual in the Otherworld of the Sidhe and the mortal world of the Shadowlands. An unlikely group of conspiratorsboth mortal and Sidheplot to overthrow both thrones. They have stolen the silver caul that protected the borders between the realmsand set into motion a most perilous war .

    A Blacksmith's Daughter, A Sidhe Lady, A Mortal Queen

    Three women stand against the encroaching evil. All they have is a girl's love for her father, a lady's for her queenand a queen's for her country. Nessa, Delphinea and Cecily are each driven by a personal destiny, yet share a fierce sense of love, justice and determination to protect what is theirs. Will the spirit and strenght of these women be enough to turn back the tide of the goblin hordes waiting to overrun the kingdoms?

    Perhaps. But the battle must still be fought .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Luna
    Release dateOct 1, 2009
    ISBN9781426847301
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    Silver's Edge
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    Anne Kelleher

    Born and raised in New Jersey, Annie holds a BA from Johns Hopkins University and has studied English literature at the University of Connecticut. The mother of four, and grandmother of two, Annie is also a gifted intuitive medium and writing coach. Her most recent release, How David Met Sarah, is an enormous departure from her previously published work. Annie lives in Connecticut where she is working on the sequel.

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    • 3/5
      Hmm, pretty standard Celtic fantasy fare, really. Some interesting ideas here and there (e.g. the interdependence of the three lands), but neither plotting, nor world-building, nor characterisation ever really cohered into anything special. That said, it was easy to read, and I *do* want to know what happens next.
    • 1/5
      Anne Kelleher's Silver's Edge is one of those fantasies where every sentence is twice as long as it should be because the author feels the need to explain absolutely everything. This settled down half way thought the book but she continued to use god-awful unnecessary detail. Including messing up the first person viewpoint by comparing the colour of blood in two different sections. It does get more annoying. Yes it does. Kelleher uses archaic language selectively. If I ever see another 'twill' or 'twasn't' again… Nobody is going to be able to convince me that book had been proof read; character's names were spelt in two different ways in the same sentence. No exaggeration. The overall story wasn't bad but as I was getting towards the end of the 532 pages I started to realise that there was no way his book would tie everything up. Of course it doesn't. It doesn't tie anything up. Except for the fact that it is a part work, which isn't indicated on the cover. It is deliberately made confusing and the characters that were believed to be trustworthy in the beginning turned out not to be. Kelleher handled this awfully, as if she was aiming for some philosophical effect without worrying about the actual effect on the reader.
    • 4/5
      I'd really need to read the next book in the series to judge exactly what I think about this one.