When I saw “The Lost Heirs” on a blog, I decided to read this new author, A. Moran-Soley, and am delighted I did. The story is rich with suspenseful and intriguing descriptions that kept me turning pages. One of my favorites: “Long grasses waved back and forth in a peaceful way that reminded him of a snake being charmed.” The author creates a journey that glides effortlessly across sci-fi, historic, and realistic worlds.
The story begins when Eric, a British boarding school student, falls into the world of Elsha and discovers a prince who is desperately trying to find his brothers. Eric, along with his friends, commits to helping the prince and embarks on an adventure through worlds known and unknown.
I have respect for fiction writers. The task of creating memorable characters in a fictitious world is difficult and A. Moran-Soley excels at doing so in contemporary and unusual settings. Her writing reminded me of Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia. And, if I may borrow a quote from the author, this book made me feel as if I were driving off in a “nippy green car with no roof.”
Loved it, and can not wait for the next book, The Second Stone, due out in March.
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Thanks Karin, I really appreciate it!
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Your welcome: I am still learning to blog. In this blog your name and book title was suggested as a tag – I learned something. Thanks
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I’ve just been reading about the importance of tags and meta data – it makes my head spin!
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I looked up the definition of meta data on Wiki. I get what you mean about head spin! I couldn’t even understand what they were talking about. Saw the Sneak Peak on your new book. Looking great.
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Thank you! X
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