Books by Jill Williamson
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review 1: Many middle novels in trilogies fail to increase the odds against the protagonists. This one does not fail. It raises the odds of failure and shoves in enough plot twists to keep things more than interesting all the way through. In fact the only thing wrong with this book is that...
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review 1: Achan is a stray, an orphan slave. He is beaten at least once a week and has to drink a foul tonic every morning. Little does he know it's purpose is to keep his mental powers dormant. Vrell is the daughter of a duchess in hiding, disguised as a boy. She is trying to keep her pow...
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review 1: Achan and his knights escape and search for allies. He learns more if his past and develops his blood voicing skills. And romance between him and Vrell emerges. This book has some great action scenes. The journey plot can get slow but that rarely happens. But the romance, which d...
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review 1: I cannot say enough about this series of books. I have found them to be engaging, depressing, elating and just downright joyous! I think that these books are a demonstration of just what an awesome writer Jill Williamson is. They show an alternate world view of living the Christi...
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review 1: Replication makes cloning sound real. Riveting characters grabbed me from the start and never let me go with romance, suspense, and exotic settings. Even the bad guys felt real. I will absolutely read another Williamson title.The faith aspect of the story was organic and flowed n...
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review 1: This book was provided through a Goodreads Giveaway. Actual rating: 3.5 stars.Although the story reminded me of 'wither', 'delirium' and some other stories, I really liked it. It's a good dystopian, somewhat cliché, but it was thrilling and it kept me interested until the very en...
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review 1: a youth contemporary read. Was able to read the book over a length of time without losing the storyline. Certainly an adventure but also some questions that Spencer didn't receive answers to. That maybe for another story to be revealed. Going to Moscow would really have been out ...