Sunday, 19 April 2015

#111 Marked for Magic, Daisy Banks

#111 Marked for Magic, Daisy Banks

This was a fantastically imaginative book based upon magic and the a young girl as she learns how to use magic properly. It was a new take on a story that we think we’ve all heard before; the story is well told and gripping and takes the whole mentor / tutor relationship to a whole new level.

The main characters were the mage Thabit and Nin; when Nin is found to have a mark on her hand she is sent to the mage Thabit. Though Nin seems to be an ordinary non magical person when she is sent to Thabit however he finds work for her in the kitchen cooking and cleaning for him. When she begins developing her power he becomes more and more interested and they begin a relationship. The two of them fight together to face something horrible happens to the people around them Thabit is forced to journey to another realm and Nin has to save him. The two main characters are very well written as the author takes you on the journey along with the characters.

While there are a few noteworthy secondary characters in this book they are not a big factor in the story as it very much centres on the two main characters.

The storyline and pacing are very good as they go together in building tension and keeping the reader at the edge of their seat until the very end. I really liked the suspense and lead up to the two main characters getting together and then when they actually came together which I felt was very much worth waiting for.


3.5 stars a good read. 

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