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The Singer's Crown

by Elaine Isaak

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What Price to Recapure the Kingdom? When his uncle murders his family to take over the kingdom, Prince Kattanan duRhys is the only survivor . . . at a terrible cost. Mutilated, he can no longer claim his throne. Trained as a harmless singer, Kattanan falls into an impossible, secret love with the Princess Melisande. But her jealous fiance has his own nefarious plans, and dark wizardry threatens both their kingdoms. Banished, betrayed, rescued, and revealed, can Kattanan gain the throne? And at what price? Well-realized characters, lush storytelling, and riveting intrigue make The Singer's Crown a remarkable debut from a strong new voice in fantasy.… (more)
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this novel had an interesting plotline. A king dies, his brother kills his heirs and wife but lets his fave nephew live, but castrates him and sends him to live with singing monks. The nephew comes back many years later and retakes his throne.

Ok, now the real review. This was a HORRIBLE book. By horrible, I mean I would gladly do physical violence to the author to prevent her from ever writing again. Why, you ask? Let me tell you. This lady either hates men, doesn't understand them AT all OR has some insane desire for men to actually be women inside. ALL the male good characters are the most effeminate, emotional, wussy and plain cowardly wusses I have ever wanted to throttle and then run through. How many times can you read about men ...touched his shoulder and gazed into his eyes" without wanting to just totally puke it all up! And the thing is, it is not at all homosexual. It is just girly. Men acting like women, WRONGO!" ( )
  BookstoogeLT | Dec 10, 2016 |
Overblown, and I could not follow the ending. ( )
  cgodsil | Oct 17, 2009 |
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What Price to Recapure the Kingdom? When his uncle murders his family to take over the kingdom, Prince Kattanan duRhys is the only survivor . . . at a terrible cost. Mutilated, he can no longer claim his throne. Trained as a harmless singer, Kattanan falls into an impossible, secret love with the Princess Melisande. But her jealous fiance has his own nefarious plans, and dark wizardry threatens both their kingdoms. Banished, betrayed, rescued, and revealed, can Kattanan gain the throne? And at what price? Well-realized characters, lush storytelling, and riveting intrigue make The Singer's Crown a remarkable debut from a strong new voice in fantasy.

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