THis is book two of this group of books.

It is mainly the story of Firekeeper, or Lady Blysse (her adopted family's name for her), and the story takes place pretty much where the last book left off.

Firekeeper is going to attend a wedding between the heirs of two kingdoms. But he wedding will be more exciting then any had imagined when assasins are thown into ceremony.

The story just picks up from there, as Firekeeper finds herself torn between friends and family in a search for missing magical objects, battles, and other hazzards.

People who like fantasy who are looking for a book to read. I first read it because it had some nice recomendations by authors I like on it. I think this book is better than the last one, but it's the latest one I've read too...

How realistic something so unrealistic could be... what can I say? I like fantasy.

I really enjoyed this book, because it had something going on all the time. I also really admired the

In this book there are a couple major issues-- one of the characters is not a nice person. She's very uncaring, especially towards her children. She demonstrated this in the last book, but she has a disreguard for her children when she can profit from not caring about them.

The next two things I have to say reguard to different places in the book, and what happens. You may want to read it without nowing what happens; in that case don't read what I'm about to say.

There are to main places people may not be interested in. One has to do with some people traveling, and being attacked my bandits interested in raping the women. It doesn't happen, but its a close thing.

The other part is when a little girl loses two of her fingers, which are sent to her mother. Her mother doesn't really care about her daughter's life. Luckly, the little girl has friends (such as Firekeeper) who find out and intend to rescue her.

Remember-- this is the second book. Some things won't make complete sense if you don't read the first book.

This book also has a lot of politics in it, like the last one. Most of the characters are involved with the government, or may be royalty. There is also magic involved.

I think the book is well written and interesting, but it is definately fantasy, which is something I happen to like.

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