You also meet a Mercenary named John and I really liked him, I loved how he was there for Tallen, and willing to help her. I love her puppy Wanderer - I could just give him a great big hug. I enjoyed this book and admired Tallen's strength and determination. There is quite a lot of violence in this book, but saying that it wasn't overdone. I was literally sitting there in my lunch break at work reading like mad, trying to get as far as I could before I had to go back out, I wanted to know more. This book takes you right into the world and the action starts straight away. For me, Tallen is the character that you should focus on, she grabbed me in a way Darci couldn't and I felt myself connect with her. I wasn't sure what I would think but was instantly blown away. When I met her as a character in the first book I wanted to know more and was disappointed she didn't feature again, so I accepted this book to read with enthusiasm. Tallen is in the first book but only briefly. I was contacted again by the author with this book. Just beginning, upon a path from which there may be no return.Įarlier in the year I read 'Quest of the Demon' by ML Sawyer, It was OK but didn't blow me away. But for a reluctant Tallen, the journey is only The aftermath of the Offworlder's quest remains uncertain, theīattle apparently lost. Has her best interests at heart when the pompous, self-interested Tallen is not sure what she wants, and the man her father brings Much so, that her father, the Sergeant of the Guard, is able to returnįor a visit, bringing news of a possible suitor for Tallen, given that The war that never was has relieved them of their duty at Chinta, so Herself barely surviving an attack by a derelict stranger in their very

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Tallen by M.L. Sawyer