The thief-hero Taziar and his comrade lord Moonbear face the challenge of combatting a bloodthirsty sorcerer and the villian who killed Taziar's father in a landscape teaming with the mythical creatures of Norse legendry
Mickey Zucker Reichert (pseudonym for Miriam Susan Zucker Reichert) is an American fantasy fiction author of several best selling novels. Perhaps her most famous work is the epic Renshai series, which offers an intriguing perspective on traditional Norse mythology. She is also a parent and paediatrician with a soft spot for critters great and small. She has been known care for a veritable zoo of creatures, at times including mice, horses, snakes, llamas, parrots, squirrels, possums, and foxes.
Alongside her twenty-two novels, Reichert has also published one illustrated novella and fifty-plus short stories.
I read this book when it was new and was disappointed by it. I can't say that I remember anything about it at all, but when it was new I was thirteen, and I can't really replicate that headspace any more either. So basically I would not recommend this book for a thirteen-year-old, though it boggles the imagination to think that a thirteen-year-old would read this review and be swayed by it. Anyway, if it happens, dear hypothetical teenager, be warned. Though of what I can't say.