Janet Lee Carey

In AD 1192 on Wilde Island, Tess, the daughter of a cruel blacksmith, is accused of witchcraft and must flee, but when she meets a handsome and enigmatic warden of Dragonswood who offers her shelter, she does not realize that he too harbors a secret thatmay finally bring about peace among the races of dragon, human, and fairy.

Dragonswood

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4.5 stars in total. ***SPOILERS***

Part One
5/5 stars. The plot is so detailed and rich. It's been a long time since I came across something that seemed so real. Torture, lies, and curiousity filled each page.
Part Two
4/5 stars. The truth, the lies, and oh-so many doubts. Not as good as the first part but the story is progressing indubiably.
Part Three
4/5 stars. Daddy issues.
Part Four
4/5 stars. When Arden finds out the truth and slashes Sacklemoore, it's very anti-climatic. I read that part three times because the scene started and ending abruptly. I like the ending through.

Dragonswood

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