Shelia R. (MamaDragon3) - reviewed on 1/13/2011 + 56 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

This book was good, and I liked the concept of humans and pegasi being friends and allies. However, it did seem to drag a little slowly in some areas, and at times there was no consistency between the separation of humanity and the pegasi--sometimes they are so different in beliefs and obviously body, but then when an overnight visit occurs between the friends, they are told it's improper for the two of them to sleep together. There is no indication that the two species could mate anyway, so I'm not sure where this moral stance comes unless it is just thrown in there because this book is aimed at teens. The ending is also less than perfect. Without a sequel to tie up lose ends in this story, I will be disappointed. This ending left me with almost as many questions as I had in the beginning. Hopefully there will be another book (or two!) to help solve the problems left unfinished in this one.

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