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📚📚📚📚 Magic and mystery and action on the high seas. A mythical Great Ship, the Chathrand is a legend in the water. She sets sail to bring a young woman to a foreign land for peace but on-board a conspiracy brews and no one is safe. Tarboy Pazel wishes to return home but his sudden berth on this voyage & the cryptic warnings of his mentor leave him stranded with no direction. ⬇️

#WyrdAndWonday day 22: tall ships

I‘m taking this prompt literally because it‘s another excuse to revel in just how damn good the cover art for the Chathrand books are. They‘re also books that deserve more attention so consider this your irregular reminder to look them up!

Apparently I forgot to review this book as well. I really enjoyed it (obviously since I continued on to the 2nd book). It had plenty of action and intrigue to carry you through to this first installment's conclusion. Looking forward to finishing out the series some day.

Hoping to finish this tonight, only 100 pages left. It's a good book and I've had it forever, I'm not sure why it took me so long to pick up.

This is a book that's been on my shelf for forever, along with its sequel. I've been making a serious effort to get through my huge backlist. I'm only about 5 chapters in but so far here seems to be an interesting cast of characters. And just look at that cover

I read this book many years ago. The first three chapters preview blew me away to the point l bought the book for its full price. But after the middle point it started to slide down and by the final chapters l found it rather illogic and childish.

I did finished it, but never picked up the rest of the trilogy
#sail

"First Mate Uskins laughed: a sound like a sheep poked with a dagger.” ⚓️⚔?