Thoroughly enjoyed reading the 2nd in this excellent series. The magic
was beautifully choreographed and easily weaves in and out of both
Dragonspier and the real world. You'll find yourself wanting more at
the end of each chapter. The chapters flow seamlessly together and
create a fabulous entry into the next volume. Highly recommended!
Marsha A. Moore paints a beautiful, rich world with her words. You may
find yourself thinking about Dragonspeir as you day-dream at work.
Likewise, you may find yourself falling for not only Lyra and Cullen but
for some of the supporting characters as well, like Kenzo, the tiger
owl, and Yord, a blue dragon. This is a great read you can really
connect with...at least, I sure did!
I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. All
thoughts contained within are my honest thoughts and feelings about the
book.
Heritage Avenged: Enchanted Bookstore Legend Two is the
second book in the Enchanted Bookstore series. Let me say upfront that I
read this book without having read the first book of the series, so I
don't think that I got the full impact of the story. In this story, Lyra
McCauley, a writer and English professor, receives a letter from the
doctor who performed the autopsy on her aunt. When she speaks to the
doctor, he confirms that nothing medically explains her aunt's death,
bolstering the suspicion that she was killed magically.
Now, for those who haven't read the first book...
Lyra
McCauley is a writer and loves fantasy novels, but until she opens a
selection from bookstore owner Cullen Drake, she has no idea he's a
wizard character who lives a double life inside that volume...or the
story's magic will compel her from the edge of depression to adventure,
danger, and love.
Lyra starts to learn how to use her magic, but
due to an attack that causes her lover and bonded mate, Cullen Drake,
serious injury, her lessons are accelerated so that she can help to heal
his injuries.
Moore weaves a tale of love, magic and danger that
draws you into the story. You want to keep reading and see what happens
next for Lyra. I was honestly sad when the book ended and wanted more.
I've decided that I need to go back and read the first one. You can pick
up the second book and not be lost, but there are references back that
don't make a lot of sense if you haven't read the first story.
The
book was well written, stands alone on it's own and is a great example
of fantasy and magic for those who enjoy magic in their stories.
Another great story. Part 2 of the Enchanted Bookstore trilogy cotinues
Lyra's adventures in Dragonspier, where, as the Scribe, it is up to her
to continue writing her Book of Dragonspier. In Part 2, she has to
learn her sorcery abilities to help the Imperial Alliance hold back the
Dark Realm. She also has to go on a great quest to save the love of her
life, Cullen Drake. Every step she take brings her closer to the
immortalilty she needs so she and Cullen can be together forever. It's a
great adventure story with wizards, dragons and all sorts of magical
creatures, all wrapped around a love story. looking forward to part 3,
Lost Volumes
Yes, Ms. Moore strikes again with another terrific adventurous, magical,
romantic, fantastic tale. Her writing style has such appeal for many
readers of different ages and interests. Heritage Avenged is a great
read that draws the reader right into the midst of the action. I found
myself cheering, fearing and tearing at various times throughout the
book. And the characters are so well presented and developed that I
easily found myself feeling one emotion or another for each one, whether
they were human, animal, wizard or other magical being. Again, I am
anxiously awaiting the next Legend in this Enchanted Bookstore Legends
series. Thank you, Marsha A. Moore. Keep them coming!
I have to admit to being a sucker for Dragon books. I love dragons and
magic. I love that the animals (dragons, unicorns, owl, etc) are fully
realized individual entities in this book. A romance with adventure, a
quest, a unicorn, dragons, and a happy ending is just what I needed
today.
Marsha Moore has created a unique, fascinating world that I
would love to visit... okay maybe after all the fighting is done, but
visit nonetheless. The character, human and otherwise, have individual
personality trait with their own idiosyncrasy. It was fun to see them
interact and develop as the story progressed.
A fun read. I give this story 4 out of 5 clouds.
This product or book may have been distributed for review; this in no way affects my opinions or reviews.Right from the beginning this book has your mind pondering, Lyra
receives a letter saying that the cause of death of her Aunt is
suspicious. She thinks it could have been magic that killed her since
nothing can be found medically. Lyra makes the hard decision to put her
career on hold to pursue this mystery as well as take up some magic
lessons. Her Bonded Mate Cullen Drake is the only way for Lyra to travel
to the magical realm Dragonspier where she will be learning more about
her inherited scribe abilities. Once the journey is made Lyra finds out
not everyone is happy to see her, a cloaked rider is after her and
trying to steal her Aura. Cullen fights to keep her safe but ends up
seriously hurt, Lyra decides she needs to learn as much magic as
possible so she can take out the cloaked rider, save Cullen and find her
Aunt's killer.
I received this book for review purposes, I have not
read the first book in this series called Seeking a Scribe. I would
recommend reading this series in order just because there are some
references in this book that happen in the first book and you'll know
more about what's going on in book 2. If you love books full of magic,
adventure, and Dragons this series is for you!
I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. All
thoughts contained within are my honest thoughts and feelings about the
book.
Heritage Avenged: Enchanted Bookstore Legend Two is the
second book in the Enchanted Bookstore series. Let me say upfront that I
read this book without having read the first book of the series, so I
don't think that I got the full impact of the story. In this story, Lyra
McCauley, a writer and English professor, receives a letter from the
doctor who performed the autopsy on her aunt. When she speaks to the
doctor, he confirms that nothing medically explains her aunt's death,
bolstering the suspicion that she was killed magically.
Now, for those who haven't read the first book...
Lyra
McCauley is a writer and loves fantasy novels, but until she opens a
selection from bookstore owner Cullen Drake, she has no idea he's a
wizard character who lives a double life inside that volume...or the
story's magic will compel her from the edge of depression to adventure,
danger, and love.
Lyra starts to learn how to use her magic, but
due to an attack that causes her lover and bonded mate, Cullen Drake,
serious injury, her lessons are accelerated so that she can help to heal
his injuries.
Moore weaves a tale of love, magic and danger that
draws you into the story. You want to keep reading and see what happens
next for Lyra. I was honestly sad when the book ended and wanted more.
I've decided that I need to go back and read the first one. You can pick
up the second book and not be lost, but there are references back that
don't make a lot of sense if you haven't read the first story.
The
book was well written, stands alone on it's own and is a great example
of fantasy and magic for those who enjoy magic in their stories.

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