Separated for nearly two years, Shunlar has returned to her former lover, Ranth, to present him with their son. Forces have conspired to sunder the deep bonds that once existed between them, and Shunlar now believes that she loves another. But she has greater problems to contend with than her own troubled heart. Someone has carved spells of death into Ranth's body, and foul treachery and war threaten the desert city of Kalaven. If any are to be saved, the secret of the dragons must finally be revealed and what is dead and forgotten must rise again and bring forth life. For the power to answer all questions lies deep within the ruins of a deserted city, locked inside the Stones of Stiga.
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Dissapointing but still a good story
July 19 1999
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I was greatly disappointed with Carol Heller's The Stones of Stiga. It was a good book and many questions were answered, but the excitement and finesse of her earlier books was missing. The story has interesting twists and turns but it didn't pull the reader in and keep the interest as well as the first two books. The reason for my dislike may be from a tired mind, but upon finishing this book I felt as if the author was ending a trilogy, not leaving a suficient opening for the next book of the chronical.It was almost as if the author has totally lost interest in Shunlar. I'm not saying that the story was bad; in fact there were many points when I was very pleased, but the fact remains that certain happenings of the book were predictable. I felt that there were certain sub-polts that weren't very relavent except to explain certain elements, and that some characters were over-played, while others had very little to do with the story. This book was partly disappointing but mostly I was delightfully pleased. Carol Heller has created a character who is very independant, and is a hero for anybody. I will be pleased to see what happens in the future books; this book may have been a disappointment, but I'm hoping it's only a minor setback.
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