Today on Spotify we’re discussing Sisters of Sword and Song, a novel perfect for fans of mythology, held together by strong characters and an intricately woven plot. Continue reading Sisters of Sword and Song Review on Spotify
Sisters of Sword and Song is perfect for fans of mythology, held together by strong characters and an intricately woven plot. Continue reading Review of ‘Sisters of Sword and Song’
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Sisters of Sword and Song by Rebecca Ross, a novel perfect for fans of mythology, held together by strong characters and an intricately woven plot. Continue reading Watch “Sisters of Sword and Song Review” on YouTube
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well check out what I’m reading here and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #245
By Cynthia Ayala ’17 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
Filled with Celtic mythology and medieval British beliefs, this new tale of Robin Hood focuses on characterization and narrative, making “Hood” a unique story. Continue reading “Review: Slow but Inventive, “Hood” Retells a Classic Tale (King Raven Trilogy, #1) – Emertainment Monthly”
By: Cynthia Ayala
Bran ap Brychan was a prince, until the Franks invaded, taking his land, killing his father and their militia. Left for dead, Bran is healed by a witch of the Christian faith, a spiritual woman. Now he has to make good on his promise and save his people the only way he can: by robbing the rich invaders and helping his mistreated people as a raven in the night, a phantom of fear. Filled with Celtic mythology combined with that of medieval Britain, this is a new tale of Robin Hood.
Hood, published September 1, 2006 by WestBow Press is a retelling of the tale of Robin Hood, by Stephen R. Lawhead, that combines Celtic mythology with the Christian faith in a very interesting way. Continue reading “A Slow But Inventive Retelling | Review of Hood (King Raven Trilogy, #1)”
