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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780451460974
ISBN: 0451460979
Label: Roc
Manufacturer: Roc
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 400
Publication Date: May 01, 2007
Publisher: Roc
Sales Rank: 32963
Studio: Roc
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Once upon an autumn eve, a wounded knight named Sieur Luc rides into the Autumnwood-and into the heart of Princess Liaze. But even as love blooms between them, dark forces snatch him away. Guided by the enigmatic Fates, Liaze sets out on a desperate quest to follow the trail of her true love no matter what perils she may encounter.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
Once Upon an Autumn Eve (2006) is the third Fantasy novel in the Faery series, following Once Upon A Summer Day. In the previous volume, Prince Borel rescued Lady Michelle from the sleeping castle. Even as they were returning to Borel's home, a demon tried to kill Chelle. Then Rhensibe attacked Borel and Slate brought her down. After the witch's death, Borel and Chelle finally reached Winterwood Manor.
In this novel, Princess Liaze is bathing in a calm pool within the branches of ... Read More
Rating:  -
While the first two books of this series were passably original, this one is tired, hackneyed and ridiculous. So far, every book in this series involves a missing loved one, the three fates and a time limit on a quest. Also, the stories exhibit an exceedingly simplistic and narrow minded world view (the heroines are blond or redheads, and the bad women all have black hair, for instance). The language is too precious and the random introduction of french phrases is jarring.
Rating:  -
A vivid and colorful setting, with enchanted magic, high romance, and pleasent prose. This is the best of the series of fairy books by Dennis McKieran (so Far), and all the others are good as well. But, the plot line is getting slightly repeatitive, other wise this would have scored even higher.
Score:A-
Setting: A+. Characters: A+. Readability: A. Plot: C+ Action: B (light) Romance: A. Age: 12 and up. Sex: mild. Violence: mild.
Rating: -
The problem with the book is that I feel like I've read it before - and not the original "Glass Mountain" fairy tale. It is almost the same story as the first book in the series, "Once Upon A Winter's Night" - cursed young loves are separated through magical misdoings and one has to go on a quest to find the other (or find a cure) with a very specific time limitation. The lack of originality doesn't come from the fact that this is a reinvention of an older tale, but that it's a rehashing of a plot ... Read More
Rating: -
It was perfect. I was in the Faery within the first few words, and stayed there until the story was done. As usual, Mr. McKiernan did it to me again. I was laughing and crying and frightened for the lovers until the very end.
I can't wait for Once upon a Spring Morn!
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