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A review by winterreader40
Destiny: Child of the Sky by Elizabeth Haydon
5.0
Rhapsody, Achmed and Grunthor have come to the pivotal point in the prophecy and must now find a way to hunt down and kill the F'dor, and Rhapsody thinks she has found a way to do that.
Rhapsody really takes the reins for the majority of this book, putting herself in painful situations and righting as many wrongs as she can, which sounds like it should be annoying but it isn't because she doesn't just fall into these situations she walks into all of them with her eyes wide open losing some of the naivety that makes her a bit irritating in book one.
Rhapsody really takes the reins for the majority of this book, putting herself in painful situations and righting as many wrongs as she can, which sounds like it should be annoying but it isn't because she doesn't just fall into these situations she walks into all of them with her eyes wide open losing some of the naivety that makes her a bit irritating in book one.