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Just the Facts:
Overall Rating: 3 stars
Addiction Level:
Spare time --> I read it every waking moment.
Believe-ability: Some
aspects were real; others were not.
~~~
It took me two years to read my
best friend’s favorite series. I
declined, I was busy, I was lost in other worlds.
Seeds
of Discovery did not win me over.
In fact I was less than enthralled.
It was too slow for my action-packed self, and it had too much
exposition and very little conflict. I
read it, because Book Club chose to read it, it was free, and I did not want to
be a complete party pooper. I whined
while I read it…a lot…very unbecoming I know.
You must be asking yourself why did
I continue? Why would I even bother
writing a review if book one was sooo bad?
Puttroff ended Seeds of Discovery
in a cliff hanger! Maybe I took it as a
challenge. In any event, I needed to
know what happened next! Book Two, Roots of
Insight, satisfied my curiosity and wetted my appetite for more. The more I read the better the series got. I could have ended with book four, Blooms
of Consequence. I was satisfied
with the ending.
Books five and six (Cane of
Divergence and Leaves
of Revolution) continued the adventures in the new land. I was pleasantly surprised with how much I
enjoyed the stories and how much better the writing was.
The only thing left to do is read Crossed Roses,
book one from Will’s point of view!
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