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Kindred Rites
Book: Kindred Rites
Written by: Katharine Eliska Kimbriel
Publisher: Eos
Average Customer Rating: 4.92 / 5

Allie's back, Hooray! -- Sometimes Death is a better choice.
Rating: 5 / 5
I love these books! Although Kindred Rites and Night Calls can be read as stand-alones, they are even more powerful when you read all of the story. Allie is tough, strong, smart, brave, and caring--- a great heroine. She is in even more danger in this book, for not just her life is in peril, her soul is too. A position as Death's apprentice is a much better choice than what awaits her otherwise. Skillful handling of myth, mountain lore and woodcraft, herbology, etc. Kimbriel has done her homework, and blends them all in with a strong plot, believable characters, and a clear clean writing style that delights. Enough terror to give you a jolt, enough strong writing to satisfy even the pickiest reader. READ THIS BOOK


A wonderful blend of fantasy, myth, and folklore
Rating: 5 / 5
This book brings back the interesting and believable heroine of "Night Calls", Alfreda Sorenson. It is a wonderful blend of fantasy, myth and folklore that is well worth reading and rereading. It should appeal to a wide cross section of readers from young adults to senior citzens. I would recommend it highly to those people who are trying to find well written and life like characters. Alfreda, Marta, Cory and Shaw are folks I would enjoy meeting. I hope Ms. Kimbriel writes another one of their adventures soon. I can hardly wait!!


Oh where oh where is the sequel????
Rating: 5 / 5
i've been waiting patiently, but please please please take time off from massage and web design to write a sequel to night calls and kindred rites!!! alfreda is a fabulous heroine and i want to know what happens to her during her time with cory. does she go east to visit her townie cousins? do she and shaw get married? EEK! please please please...pretty please? in other words - for those who haven't read these two books, they rock the casbah!


 
 
 



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