V. M. Jaskiernia
Auteur de Larkspur, or A Necromancer's Romance (Larkspur, #1)
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Larkspur, or A Necromancer's Romance (Larkspur, #1) par V.M. Jaskiernia
Not my normal genre (romantic).
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Tom_Wright | 4 autres critiques | Oct 11, 2023 | This Short Story is set in what appears to be a fantasy setting of an Old-English Court - one in which magic exists and necromancy is illegal, but practiced.
Enjoyable writing, likable characters, interesting story, but something was missing. Overall this was a four star read with such great potential to be a five star, it was almost disappointing when it fell short. I wanted more or at least the indication of the direction the story would go in the future. I wanted to know more about the magic and its effects. I wanted to know more about the black cat familiar and his abilities. In a nut shell I wanted more.
I have no issues with cliff-hangers in novels, but in the world of shorts you need a contained story or a good lead in to another story.
I love the way the storyline was going and hope there are more works in progress from this talented author.… (plus d'informations)
Enjoyable writing, likable characters, interesting story, but something was missing. Overall this was a four star read with such great potential to be a five star, it was almost disappointing when it fell short. I wanted more or at least the indication of the direction the story would go in the future. I wanted to know more about the magic and its effects. I wanted to know more about the black cat familiar and his abilities. In a nut shell I wanted more.
I have no issues with cliff-hangers in novels, but in the world of shorts you need a contained story or a good lead in to another story.
I love the way the storyline was going and hope there are more works in progress from this talented author.… (plus d'informations)
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CAKing | 4 autres critiques | Oct 30, 2020 | This Short Story is set in what appears to be a fantasy setting of an Old-English Court - one in which magic exists and necromancy is illegal, but practiced.
. Overall this was a four star read with such great potential to be a five star, it was almost disappointing when it fell short. I wanted more or at least the indication of the direction the story would go in the future. I wanted to know more about the magic and its effects. I wanted to know more about the black cat familiar and his abilities. In a nut shell I wanted more.
I have no issues with cliff-hangers in novels, but in the world of shorts you need a contained story or a good lead in to another story.
I love the way the storyline was going and hope there are more works in progress from this talented author.… (plus d'informations)
. Overall this was a four star read with such great potential to be a five star, it was almost disappointing when it fell short. I wanted more or at least the indication of the direction the story would go in the future. I wanted to know more about the magic and its effects. I wanted to know more about the black cat familiar and his abilities. In a nut shell I wanted more.
I have no issues with cliff-hangers in novels, but in the world of shorts you need a contained story or a good lead in to another story.
I love the way the storyline was going and hope there are more works in progress from this talented author.… (plus d'informations)
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CAKing | 4 autres critiques | Oct 30, 2020 | The world-building within Larkspur is absolutely beautiful and so very, very well done that we can see into this Victorian world as if we’re there. With a unique magic system and twisted ambitions, this short story is a very compelling read that to me is very reminisce of Edgar Allen Poe. I can’t wait to see what the next volume has to offer!
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Kayla.Krantz | 4 autres critiques | Feb 15, 2020 | Statistiques
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