The Ships of Merior by Janny Wurts
… If there is anyone who can write more beautifully than Janny Wurts, I haven’t run across ‘em yet. Her characters are so genuine and her worlds are so life-like, it seems as if she isn’t making up these stories, but translating them onto paper as the characters relate them. Read the rest.
This series is high on my list, but I need to wait until I have the time to sit down and give it the attention it needs and deserves (or wait until it comes out on audio — crossing my fingers).
Janny Wurts’ writing style is so unique. It does have a high drama kinda flare that fits so perfectly in the fantasy genre. But it does take a chapter or two to get in-sync with, and its definitely a story that has to be savored, not rushed, and free from interferences.
I started reading Curse of the Mistwraith last night. I wasn’t too sure at first, but about half way through the first chapter, I had that moment where I knew I was along for a wild fantastic ride. I’m so excited.
HEY!!! Who gave you permission to read that?? If you all start reading that epic, It’ll be forever before I get any other reviews out of you!!