The Three Sisters

by Jane Routley and Rebecca Locksley

This enchanting story from a talented new voice in fantasy features three magical sisters and their mystical destiny that's sure to appeal to fans of sweeping, romantic fantasy. Original. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0380814005
• ISBN13: 9780380814008
• Release Date: March 2004
• Publisher: Eos
• Length: 498 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Characters with depth and an exciting read

This author is a student of human nature, and her characters have real human qualities as well as magical abilities. One believes in their humanity and cares about them. The medieval-like setting of her universe is fascinating, as are the indirect references to Aboriginal history and culture. It was an exciting read, and I was sorry to have to put it down. Now I can't wait for the next one.

Rebecca Locksley is also Jane Routley

For those of you who enjoyed this book, you may want to try her 3-volume series: "Mage Heart," "Fire Angels," and "Aramaya." She wrote as Jane Routley for that series. Those books are fabulous if you enjoy fantasy.

AWESOME

I couldn't turn the pages fast enough! It was so beautifully written, the reader was really able to connect with the characters. They were not fighting the battle you were!!!!

Amazing

This book was great! At first I was a bit hesitant about buying it, worried about Mary-Sue characters but the Sister's were well developed, each with their own personal turmoil that was a treat to watch them overcome. It was a book that kept you guessing and with a ring of truth from the fact that it never gave a false idea that there was a distinct line between which race was right and which was wrong but instead blended it into a harmony of gray areas. Elena, the bewitching beauty gave much heart to the story, allowing you to sympathise with her plight and strike you with the hope that she keeps her faith and never surrender. Yani, the lady warrior along with Marigoth, the child sorceress were humorous and delightful. Yani's compassionate yet warriors spirit was inspiring, impact only added by the fact that unlike most female warriors she wasn't out to prove herself or jusify but only to improve her craft and save her sister. Marigoth's blend of child-like and adult behavior was great. She was a character full of passions and beliefs that seem to cool and flare as the book changes and goes on. Her blunt manner is refreshing amid the seriousness and false diplomacy, her attitude giving a swift, ego-deflating kick to the arrogant adults. All in all it was a great read and I highl recommend it. I will admit I was dissapointed by the ending, a brutal cliffhanger that left questions unanswered and I long for more as well as a stronger resolution and explaination.

one enchanting story!!!

I loved this book! The story was refreshing, it took me to a world I would relish a day in (so long as I survived it!) It is the type of story that makes one long for more. A Magical story that has not been written a hundred times befor. Now that I am done with it, I actully feel sad having to put it down. Rebecca Locksleys talent has made me a life long fan.