A review by kylaslittlelibrary
The Bird and the Sword, by Amy Harmon
5.0
The Bird and The Sword by Amy Harmon
I am obsessed with the way Harmon wove this story together. I have always loved the notion that words have power and this story takes that statement and runs away with it.
Lark is an easy to love main character and portrays herself well without the ability to vocally communicate. She stands up for herself and know her worth all the while keeping her dangerous secret.
The romance takes a back seat in this story as the plot is more than enough to keep you engrossed.
Content: closed door romance with mentions of nakedness, war, kissing, death of a parent
I am obsessed with the way Harmon wove this story together. I have always loved the notion that words have power and this story takes that statement and runs away with it.
Lark is an easy to love main character and portrays herself well without the ability to vocally communicate. She stands up for herself and know her worth all the while keeping her dangerous secret.
The romance takes a back seat in this story as the plot is more than enough to keep you engrossed.
Content: closed door romance with mentions of nakedness, war, kissing, death of a parent