A review by katmarhan
The Three Sisters by Jane Routley, Rebecca Locksley
3.0
I don't really know what to say about this book. Too many unanswered questions, too many loose threads. Apparently there is a possible sequel, but I'm not sure if I care enough to search it out if it is ever published.
The story itself is intriguing, with the different forms of magic--the kind the mages use and the life force that the Tari use. We get to know two of the three sisters quite well, Elena (the fatal beauty who is clever) and Yani (the warrior). But much of the backstory is missing and barely gets sketched in by the end of the book. This is a book with too many similar names for the tribes--a map would have helped.
The story itself is intriguing, with the different forms of magic--the kind the mages use and the life force that the Tari use. We get to know two of the three sisters quite well, Elena (the fatal beauty who is clever) and Yani (the warrior). But much of the backstory is missing and barely gets sketched in by the end of the book. This is a book with too many similar names for the tribes--a map would have helped.