Title: An unusual and fascinating book
Product review: The idea of focusing on a priestess for the forces of evil is an original one; the book does an excellent job giving over the sinister and cold mood of the temple and its associated parts. I found the geography somewhat hard to follow, though. Ged was very well drawn, and the conversations between him and Tenar were satisfying. I was a little disappointed at the ending--what became of Tenar? And am I the only one who entertained hopes that the two would marry? This is a good book. It has a very unusual haunting quality, and if you don't remember the plot a few years later, you remember the mood.
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