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Summary: Wolf Wing
Review: The previous books were very exciting and I'd expected the final one to be too. I just finished reading it and it was exciting but not as much as the first three books. In the middle it had lots of details with made it kind of boring because it practically took up half the book! The other parts were good though. If they make a new one, hopefully is more interesting and amusing to make up for the fourth one. Wolf Wing is a good book despite some of the minor parts.
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Summary: great book yet too slow
Review: this book was great.The one thing that really bothered me was that at times the detailes were being dragged out and making it very frustrating to read. I was quite satisfied with the ending although i am usually very specific about endings. i hope that if tanith lee writes a fifth book it will end any further questions and not be quite as confusing
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Summary: It's alright...
Review: Wolf Wing is somewhat of a letdown as the final installment in the Claidi journals. In it Claidi and her new husband, Argul, are summoned by Argul's grandmother, Ironel, so that she can give them some important message. There they meet up with Dengwi, an old aqquantence of Claidi's, Venn, Argul's half brother, and Winter Raven, a tempermental young woman from Claidi's past. The message is that Argul and Venn's mother, Ustareth, thought long ago to be dead, is actually alive.The rest of the novel is spent with Claidi either angsting over her relationship with Argul or, when she is seperated from her friends, angsting over whether she'll ever see him again. Far too much time is spent with her on a quest to find Ustareth with her dog, Thu, and her horse, Mireen, as the only other characters. By the time she finally does find her mother-in-law the whole mysteriousness is defeated. And, by the end of the book, it seems that everyone is related somehow to one another! You'll see what I mean...
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