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3.0 out of 5 stars A good sequel, Mar 25 2004

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This review is from: Crown Of Stars #2 Prince Of Dogs (Mass Market Paperback)

In this book, I was even more excited to read it since the first one left still so much much unfinished explanations, understandable in a series, but they still weren't answered! I was so disapointed with Liath. She's spent now almost a year with a bow and arrow and a sword, and still hasn't learned how to use them properly. For all you people who loved Hugh he comes back, but the way they acted was just too similar to the first one. I started thinking who cares anymore? Just destroy him. Especially since Liath always got in the type of posistion that you were just waiting for big strong man to come save her, she can't save herself. It's even more intruiging as she tries to master her own powers and figure out what killed her father. Again Alain did slightly more important role, but still didn't cut it for me. Rosvita was a boring character who I just didn't downlike like at all. Sanglant was cool, but what was he expected to all locked up? So, nothing was done really with him until the conlusion. New characters are introduced in Mathias and Anna, who don't do anything important in this book, but have a definite foreshadowing effect of them doing something important later. They had way too many characters in this book, too confusing, and would go through all the other characters before coming back to the person who was doing something exciting. When Hugh comes back and Liath sees him, it takes them more than seventy pages to get back to that. It was very exciting and still worth the read, but all these characters are not needed to make a good book!

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5.0 out of 5 stars epic story, Jan 9 2004

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This review is from: Crown Of Stars #2 Prince Of Dogs (Mass Market Paperback)

Prince of dogs is a great epic story about four main characters that are struggling a through war stricken land that. In this book the author, Kate Elliott does a great job with keeping readers interested because they always wants to hear what will happen. Elliot also does a great job making it a readable book that could be really hard because of many different characters. The reader sees the world through the eyes of four main characters and one minor character. At some times Elliott has a tendency to stretch the book out and this makes it a little boring but it is important to learn about the characters and watch them meet and interact with each other.
This book the second book of the series, is the connection book of the series, Crown of Stars. With out the Prince of Dogs readers would not be able to have any other books of the series. Elliot readers have a view into a whole other would. She uses her knowledge of the medieval times to make this book so believable and realistic. Over all I enjoyed this book and I am still reading the book that continue the series.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great plot and charactors, again, Oct 21 2002

By	A. E Heald (Portland ME USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Crown Of Stars #2 Prince Of Dogs (Mass Market Paperback)

Kate Elliott continues to catch my interest after the first book in this series. She provides a compelling cast of charactors and a fascinating world view.

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