Monday, February 15, 2010

Review for "Quest for the Simurgh"

Clayton Bye reviews books for The Deepening. He just posted a nice review of my juvenile fantasy, "Quest for the Simurgh." Visit the review site for lots of good, thoughtful reviews by Clayton. You can also ask him to review your book!


Four teenagers discover their magic teacher, Wafa, has disappeared. The condition of his home suggests he didn’t leave willingly. On a table, his teaching book lies open at the section devoted to the mythical bird known as the Simurgh. Someone has chalked a large X across the open pages. Some of the youngsters think he has been kidnapped by mountain raiders. Others feel the X means they are to go in search of the Simurgh. All agree they must go after their mentor.

So begins a quest that takes the young adventurers from their small desert village into the mountains and, with the aid of a strange little man they encounter, right through one of the mountains into an enchanted land, a place full of natural beauty, life, mythical creatures, demons, gods and spirits.



Read the rest of the review at The Deepening.

2 comments:

  1. What a great review, Marva. I must say I agree with Clayton. Your characters are great, the story lines exciting. An all around fun read. And I'm a grownup, honest.
    Lorrie

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  2. Great review for a great book! Your ideas are always inspiring and fun to read, plus the added bonus of being educational.

    Liz

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