Summerill, Erin Ever the
Hunted (Clash of Kingdoms #1), 392 pages.
Houghton Mifflin, 2016. Language: G (3 swears, 0
‘f’); Mature Content: G (threats, no action); Violence: PG (some warrior
action).
Britta has been alone and ostracized
by her community since her father was murdered.
Her mother, a foreigner from an enemy country, died when Britta was
young. After the enforced mourning
period, Britta is too weak to travel far for food, so she risks poaching in the
king’s woods. When she is caught, she is
told she will can choose death or she can track down her father’s killer. The accused, however, is her father’s
apprentice – the boy she loves, the boy who broke her heart. If she does go in search of him, only
heartache awaits her.
I had high hopes for this as
a new series for students who love John Flanagan’s books, but it is more for
those who like their fantasy with a healthy dose of romance – not bad, but not
where it is needed. So students who like romantic
fantasy will like this very much.
MS, HS
– ADVISABLE. Cindy, Library Teacher
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