Reviews of The Lord of the Plains
by Sarah Chapman
The city of Astar shines as a lone beacon of peace, free from the constant warring of the inhuman, gemeng tribes of the Plains. Aerlid, a man neither human nor gemeng, tricks his way into Astar with his charge, a young gemeng named Riley. In the human city, she experiences a type of fear and oppression foreign to her, and longs for the freedom of the world beyond the city walls.
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Daniel Smith
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on Aug. 4, 2014
Great, I really liked the different characters in this book and the diversity, it absorbed me so that I'm still thinking about it. She has a way of getting you attached to her characters, flaws and all.
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nigil
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on Aug. 3, 2014
An absolutely amazing tale in a lovingly crafted universe, with great depth and funny at times, very well written and edited.
A very long book, by the wordcount, this story has plenty to tell of a young girl growing up being more different than she knows.
This belongs on a bestseller list, and I am looking forward very much to the sequel.
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