Because of a thousand-year-old alliance between humans and
pegasi, Princess Sylviianel is ceremonially bound to Ebon, her own pegasus, on
her twelfth birthday. The two species coexist peacefully, despite the language
barriers separating them. Humans and pegasi both rely on specially trained
Speaker magicians as the only means of real communication. But it's different
for Sylvi and Ebon. They can understand each other. They quickly grow close-so
close that their bond becomes a threat to the status quo-and possibly to the
future safety of their two nations.
I just started reading this book- I’m only about 40 pages in
out of 404. So far, I have to say I’m really not sure about this book.
I was looking forwards to reading this- the moment I saw it,
I wanted to. The cover is beautiful, and seeing as it said ‘Pegasus’ that was
an instant attention grabber. See, I’m one of those horse- crazy girls, so
anything with horses anywhere has instant brownie points with me.
I’m not really sure what I expected. The first little bit I read was lots of backstory, which was hard to
follow in places (but that’s partly because I was reading right before I went
to sleep and since I have a cold my thinking is a bit fuzzy). It’s a bit slow,
too, but as long as it picks up the place a little I think this is going to be
a wonderful book- the imagery is fantastic and the whole concept is unique.
Doesn’t every girl wish to have their own Pegasus friend to talk with? If you
didn’t before, maybe you do now.
I’m really looking forwards to seeing what this book has to
offer.
Rachel
Rachel
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