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I've been writing stories since I was a young girl about age 9. Like a lot of writers my friends would sit around on the porch and listen to me read to them. I think what inspires my stories and characters is the love of reading, life observations. I learned to read at a young age, any book I could get my hands on from my parents book shelves, including the classics and anything else lying around, I read every one. I always loved fantasy and still do but as well love a good history book, autobiography and thriller. I learned you really can't judge a book or person by the cover. There are many fascinating characters in my book, and some you might fall in love with just like the wizard did with beautiful blonde Silwyna the vampiress.
Reviewed by Romuald Dzemo for Readers' Favorite
The Wizard of Crescent Keep by Lady Saera is an epic fantasy that will have great appeal for both young and adult readers, a well-crafted tale of a powerful sorcerer caught up in a world filled with dangerous and wicked people. Things get even more complicated when the Wizard falls in love with a vampire and becomes caught up in a worrying dilemma: “Crescent wanted the evidence, but he also wanted to see her. He needed what would be called closure, as his grandparents would have put it.” This is a great story that is wonderfully written with awesome characters.
I was transported to a world like I have never read anywhere in a book and there is no doubt that the author has a great imagination. The setting is a magical world called Two Crescent Moons, a world where access is gained by falling through a Moons Light Portal. I loved the themes that are expertly woven into the fabric of the fast-paced and gripping plot, including love and friendship, adventure, romance, and the alluring power of magic.
The Wizard of Crescent Keep is a story that is fast-paced, woven with a complex plot and awesome characters. Crescent and Silwyna are my favorite characters and they play great roles in the conflict that has driven the plot all along. Lady Saera is gifted with beautiful prose and character development. I enjoyed the great descriptions and the natural-sounding dialogues. This is one of those books that make readers dream at night of places they have never seen and places they’d love to go. I can’t wait to read the follow-up on this one.
