Champion of the Scarlet Wolf Book Two
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (809 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1935560344 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 568 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Now only he and his crumbling city stand between an army of old gods and the world of mortal folk.But even as Skellan raises the city’s wards he struggles to unify the disparate defenders of Milmuraille. Instead he’s plunged his country into war and shaken their delicate alliance with the great nation of Cadeleon. Though he promises his friends that neither political machinations nor magical power will ever undermine his ideals, the merciless reality of battling gods soon threatens to claim all he hopes to save.. Skellan meant to save his city and avenge the woman who raised him
Book 2 of Ginn's Cadeleonian Series
Five Stars Arrive very quickly and overall a great book. Great, but chock full of typos Loving it too, but why so many typos? SO irritating! One or two is one thing, but this many really threw me out of the book world, over and over. There were patches where there was one every other page or so, there were a few clear patches, and then in the middle of one dense patch of typos, there were three on just one of my little kindle screen pages. The books (all Great, but chock full of typos Kindle Customer Loving it too, but why so many typos? SO irritating! One or two is one thing, but this many really threw me out of the book world, over and over. There were patches where there was one every other page or so, there were a few clear patches, and then in the middle of one dense patch of typos, there were three on just one of my little kindle screen pages. The books (all 4 in the series) were intense and detailed and wonderful, but this last one in particular doesn't look like it received much proofing. It really is a shame; the story itself was engrossing and I hated it to end.. in the series) were intense and detailed and wonderful, but this last one in particular doesn't look like it received much proofing. It really is a shame; the story itself was engrossing and I hated it to end.. Good book but needs much better editing I really loved this series. However, the reason that I can give the final part only Good book but needs much better editing A customer I really loved this series. However, the reason that I can give the final part only 4 stars is: bad editing. Truly bad editing. Editing is not the strong point of any of Ginn Hale's books, but this one holds the negative record. I submit editing errors as corrections on my kindle (category "typo" for lack of a more fitting category) and for this book I entered 18 of them, where there are few books that get more than 5 from me. Ginn Hale's books do not have many real grammar errors, but instead she commonly has sentences missing words or having additional words in places where they do not make sense.In this book. stars is: bad editing. Truly bad editing. Editing is not the strong point of any of Ginn Hale's books, but this one holds the negative record. I submit editing errors as corrections on my kindle (category "typo" for lack of a more fitting category) and for this book I entered 18 of them, where there are few books that get more than 5 from me. Ginn Hale's books do not have many real grammar errors, but instead she commonly has sentences missing words or having additional words in places where they do not make sense.In this book
Ginn Hale resides in the Pacific Northwest with her wife and two cats. She spends many of the rainy days tinkering with devices and words and can often be sighted herding other people’s dogs, bees and goats. . Her novel Wicked Gentlemen won the Spectrum Award for Best Novel and was a finalist for the Lambda Lite