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Title: Dull dynastic politics
Review: I never thought I'd find a Jane Lindskold book that I didn't like, but I have to say (sadly) that I really couldn't get on with Through Wolf's Eyes. It starts out excitingly enough. Firekeeper is a feral child, brought up by wolves. The descriptions of her life with the wolves are utterly fascinating and quite wonderful (Lindskold out-Kiplings Kipling here). But all too quickly the story degenerates into soap opera when Firekeeper comes back into contact with humanity.Years ago, it seems, Prince Barden led a colonising expedition out into the wilderness. Nothing has been heard from him since. However, if any of the Prince's children are still alive, they could be heirs to the kingdom. The throne is vacant and a claimant is needed. Earl Kestrel goes searching in the wilderness.You can write the rest yourself, and you won't be wrong. Dynastic politics and aristocratic intrigues are dull as ditchwater. Even Jane Lindskold can't make them interesting.
