The Weaver and the Witch Queen
Ratings21
Average rating4
Added to listHistorical?with 6 books.
4.25 stars
This novel seemed equal parts historical and fantasy, with a strong grounding in the geography, religion, and stories of the Viking age, and an equally strong element of magic and invention. The plot mostly moved along at a good clip, introducing new characters to keep things interesting without making the cast too big to keep track of. Although I liked the characters and thought that several developed in interesting ways, I didn't have a strong emotional connection to any particular character. I enjoyed seeing fully realized people against the backdrop of an historical era and culture in which people are often portrayed as one dimensional. There were also several good plot twists and reveals that I really enjoyed. Interesting, informative, and fun enough to keep me pulled in.
4.25 stars
This novel seemed equal parts historical and fantasy, with a strong grounding in the geography, religion, and stories of the Viking age, and an equally strong element of magic and invention. The plot mostly moved along at a good clip, introducing new characters to keep things interesting without making the cast too big to keep track of. Although I liked the characters and thought that several developed in interesting ways, I didn't have a strong emotional connection to any particular character. I enjoyed seeing fully realized people against the backdrop of an historical era and culture in which people are often portrayed as one dimensional. There were also several good plot twists and reveals that I really enjoyed. Interesting, informative, and fun enough to keep me pulled in.
This novel seemed equal parts historical and fantasy, with a strong grounding in the geography, religion, and stories of the Viking age, and an equally strong element of magic and invention. The plot mostly moved along at a good clip, introducing new characters to keep things interesting without making the cast too big to keep track of. Although I liked the characters and thought that several developed in interesting ways, I didn't have a strong emotional connection to any particular character. I enjoyed seeing fully realized people against the backdrop of an historical era and culture in which people are often portrayed as one dimensional. There were also several good plot twists and reveals that I really enjoyed. Interesting, informative, and fun enough to keep me pulled in.
This novel seemed equal parts historical and fantasy, with a strong grounding in the geography, religion, and stories of the Viking age, and an equally strong element of magic and invention. The plot mostly moved along at a good clip, introducing new characters to keep things interesting without making the cast too big to keep track of. Although I liked the characters and thought that several developed in interesting ways, I didn't have a strong emotional connection to any particular character. I enjoyed seeing fully realized people against the backdrop of an historical era and culture in which people are often portrayed as one dimensional. There were also several good plot twists and reveals that I really enjoyed. Interesting, informative, and fun enough to keep me pulled in.
