![]() ![]() In process of exploring the Spire, Genna looses some focus on her Sunrider duties, but that is all part of the story. This book was a little more wandering than the last book. Most of this book focuses around the past of the humans and how they came to be slaves to the Kai Lords. ![]() Much of the book revolves around Catri and Genna exploring the enormous Spire and about what they find out there. The characters are well developed and the plot thickens as more characters are thrown into the mix and the humans’ situation gets more dire than ever. Lisle has an excellent writing style for telling a good solid fantasy. But will the help the Spire gives be of a benefit or detriment to Genna’s path to become a Sunrider? There Catri and Genna learn more about the humans’ past and about the Sun Wizards in general. Things quickly change though when Genna and Catri are attacked by a dragon and carried off to the Spire, an ancient stronghold of the human Sun Wizards of old. This book starts out with Genna, Dan, Doyati, Catri, and Yarri being tutored in the Sun Wizards language by the very tedious Master Navan. ![]() In the first book we find out that Genna is destined to be the Sunrider. It was an excellent addition to the series and is a wonderfully told story. This is the second book in the Moon and Sun trilogy (at least I’ve heard that it’s supposed to be a trilogy) by Holly Lisle. ![]()
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