"The long awaited sequel to GUARDIAN OF HONOR!"
The Sorcerers have decided that it's time their own
Exotique was summoned. The darkness is just getting worse
and they need someone to help them battle it. The Sorcerers
get together a payment to the Marshalls so they can summon
the Exotique. Meanwhile Marian Harasta keeps having very strange dreams
that she simply can't understand. She knows she is very
much tied to Mother Earth and constantly seeks knowledge
and a way to help her brother Andrew with his MS. Marian's Mentor Golden Raven mysteriously appears at
Marian's house and tells her that she must do a ritual that
very night. Marian had planned to anyway but this situation
is just too strange. Then Marian's mother Candace calls and
tells her if she wants the rest of her graduate school
money she must show up at a fundraiser that Candace is
heading up. Marian hates being blackmailed but knows she
will keep trying to make her mother happy even though she
knows she'll never succeed. Then Marian realizes that the ritual is more important. She
sets everything important to her in the middle of the
pentagram and most especially her hamster Tuck before she
starts the ritual. As she starts the ritual, she feels as
if she is being pulled down a long corridor and something
evil is after her. Then she loses Tuck in the corridor.
Suddenly she is in a strange and different place with
people all around her. Then the most dangerous handsome man
appears in the circle with her as do others. What does this
mean? What will Marian do when she finds out she may be
Llandrana's only hope for battling the darkness once and
for all. As with GUARDIAN OF HONOR, SORCERESS OF FAITH had me
totally engrossed. I just cannot get enough of Robin D.
Owens' books. I find myself reading them much too fast but
then when I get to the end, I am sad that I'm finished. Ms.
Owens books hold a prominent place on my keeper shelf! As
always, I eagerly await her next book! Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted April 3, 2006
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted February 28, 2007
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