I've always enjoyed a good fantasy, and this one - the second book in The Feisty Druid series - had everything I had found in the first, and more.
Arryn really is feisty, and she has far more strength in her than even she realises. But she's now fighting against the evil Adrien's daughter, Talia, who not only had a Mystic at her beck and call, but half the staff and pupils of the Academy.
Things loom really bad at the end of this book, but I like Arryn, and I'm sure she's going to find some way to survive the fix that Talia has left her in.
I'm really enjoying this series so far. The characters are believable, and the humour is just the ticket when things look dark.
I also love that the Druids are reminiscent of my favourite Elves, Samuel is very much like the Dwarves I found so fascinating when I first read The Lord of The Ring, and the Remnant are very like the Ogres found in the same book. I loved this, as it gave me a sense of continuity, as I read that first book 50 years ago now, but this series, although very different, had ideas that spanned those decades, and made the people inhabiting this book that little bit more familiar to me.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to leave Arryn in her perilous situation right now as, according to my reading list, the next book I need to read, is book one of a new series to me:, which is New Dawn, and the title is: Dawn of Destiny.
I just hope it's as connected to these first two series in the Age of Magic Arc, ad I'd like it to be!