Title: The best book I have read in a while!
Product review: This book was truly a one-in-a-million kind of literature! It spun an invisable thread that pulled me in and wouldn't let me put it down until I finished it. Its gorgeous, beautiful prose flows so smoothly and its lovely images that it projects are like poetry. I utterly reccomend this book! This book begins with young Morgan (before she became Morgan le Fay) living with her older yet more timid sister Morgause, her beautiful mother Ingraine, her beloved father who has an aweful fate, and her nurse who is really a wise woman. Morgan sees her father die a gruesome death and her mother be taken away by the evil king Uther Pendragon, and she doesn't know what to do. Between finding a magic stone and discovering her true powers of fey, and setting her eyes upon a beautiful boy named Thomas, then leading him to his own death, you can almost relate to Morgan as a real teenager, yet she is so much more.
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