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I enjoyed this book immensely. Andraste is a fantasy novel like I've never seen before. Whenever I told someone about it, I called it a elf/fairy coming-of-age fantasy novel because that is what I think it is. Andraste has to come into her own after her mother, Rhiannon, is killed and Andraste must take her place as the Warrior Queen of Luminous. Even Elvin, the Latlan who is now Andraste's ambassador, has some growing up to do. As the two main characters, I enjoyed them the most; their stories resonated with me the most.

The names and places found within this novel are unique to the world Ms. Mills created. Luminous, Nymphia, Latla, etc. I loved them all, the descriptions of the places, people and differing cultures found within. Each was very distinctive.

Overall, I rounded up to 5 Stars for this novel. There were a few misspelled words and some formatting issues that I noticed throughout (the most prominent being that one person would speak but another would have an action on the same line). All of this, though, was not enough to deter me from the story. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a great fantasy read! You won't be disappointed!


Tags : Andraste [Marisa Mills] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Andraste, the daughter of an elfin prince and fairy queen is Fate's Beloved, blessed with an incredible prophecy naming her as the one who can vanquish the Abatu Empire. She has spent her life preparing for the day when she would leave her homeland and fulfill her destiny. That day has come,Marisa Mills,Andraste,Hydra Publications,0615493785,Children's BooksAll Ages,General,Juvenile Fiction General

Andraste Marisa Mills 9780615493787 Books Reviews

This book was so different from others I have read that I just loved it. I really wish she would write another to continue it.
Wow this book was bad. I picked it up as a freebie a long time ago and only recently found it languishing away in the back of my kindle. I wish I had just deleted it instead of giving it a peek. The prose was weak and overflowing with errors, while the characters were about as deep as a plastic kiddy pool. Throw a very boring plot on top of it, and you have one awful book. I finally gave up midway through...
Great book and because of the opportunity to read it I am now looking forward to reading other books by this author. Definitely a great read and it will keep you with it until the end
I found this book difficult to read at times (sometimes the transitions are confusing), nevertheless it kept my attention and overall I did enjoy it. There are several characters that are developed quite nicely, and the fantasy elements are varied and interesting. As of this review, a sequel is not available - and that is a shame because I am really interested in how the story continues/ends.
I'll admit that I haven't read many fantasy books,so I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but I was somewhat disappointed by this one. It wasn't unbearably awful, but the plot was a bit hard to follow, as was keeping track of the seemingly endless cast of characters. The characters, once you get past the number of them, are pretty well-developed. Toward the back end, the story drags on, but then the story's conclusion seems rushed. It feels like the author could have done so much more. There are also numerous proofing errors. There aren't so many that it really interferes with the book, but it was rather irritating. Andraste is fine if you're just killing time, but I wouldn't go out of my way to read it.
Andraste is a warrior princess (who doesn't like that?) she has a cousin Radiance who has lost an eye, so since her warrior skills are compromised she seems more interested in exploring the world, and especially cute boys, with an infectious love for life. I know some have said that she seems immature, but I think of her more as a retired warrior at a very young age not ready to give up.

I have feelings about Andraste's Mom and her distance. I especially enjoy the mysterious young man that enters the fray as an exile. There is a lot to like about this book. What I didn't like? Well, I want to know what happens next! I want to get to know more about the unicorns, and other national intrigue which will explain some of their actions in the war.

All around good read, bring your imagination for this fantasy!
Imagine a world sucked into war and now the young adults have to save it. At the same time, they are forced to learn that their childhood days are gone. They are slow to accept this, as anyone this age would. For most of them, it is an adventure, some a shadow to what they have already faced, and others a grim expectation. It is then reality hits.

The story is full of magic, fae, elves, and creatures of the night in a showdown that brings good and evil face to face. The only question is "Who is really good?"

Marisa weaves a tale that grabs you from the very first sentence. Before you realize it, you have been pulled into an epic story, and then caught by the characters whose lives you are now intertwined with.

You see the growth of young and old alike, the changing of minds, and the realization of secrets. It will be interesting to see what else this author has planned.
I enjoyed this book immensely. Andraste is a fantasy novel like I've never seen before. Whenever I told someone about it, I called it a elf/fairy coming-of-age fantasy novel because that is what I think it is. Andraste has to come into her own after her mother, Rhiannon, is killed and Andraste must take her place as the Warrior Queen of Luminous. Even Elvin, the Latlan who is now Andraste's ambassador, has some growing up to do. As the two main characters, I enjoyed them the most; their stories resonated with me the most.

The names and places found within this novel are unique to the world Ms. Mills created. Luminous, Nymphia, Latla, etc. I loved them all, the descriptions of the places, people and differing cultures found within. Each was very distinctive.

Overall, I rounded up to 5 Stars for this novel. There were a few misspelled words and some formatting issues that I noticed throughout (the most prominent being that one person would speak but another would have an action on the same line). All of this, though, was not enough to deter me from the story. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a great fantasy read! You won't be disappointed!