Take a photo of a barcode or cover
A review by chrissie_whitley
The Dream Gatherer by Kristen Britain
4.0
As someone who typically does not like a short story collection (though for some reason I keep thinking I should and will), which I think stems from the general construction of a short story and how briefly you get to know the characters and how broadly the plot seems to spread, I loved this one.
Two short stories and a quick novella later, I'm gearing up to go explore the main Green Rider Series. I had never heard of this series nor the author [a:Kristen Britain|85545|Kristen Britain|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1266020934p2/85545.jpg], but Britain brings together wonderful characters, a concise and perfectly paced plot, along with lovely descriptions of the various settings—one of which is introduced in such a nonchalant manner that it only made me want to read the original series even more to see if the how-on-Earth?! is explained—see ship/house meld on the book's cover art. A fantasy world made rich and wonderfully real by Britain's writing—lovely dry wit included—not to be missed.
I received this book for free from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This affected neither my opinion of the book, nor the content of my review.
Two short stories and a quick novella later, I'm gearing up to go explore the main Green Rider Series. I had never heard of this series nor the author [a:Kristen Britain|85545|Kristen Britain|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1266020934p2/85545.jpg], but Britain brings together wonderful characters, a concise and perfectly paced plot, along with lovely descriptions of the various settings—one of which is introduced in such a nonchalant manner that it only made me want to read the original series even more to see if the how-on-Earth?! is explained—see ship/house meld on the book's cover art. A fantasy world made rich and wonderfully real by Britain's writing—lovely dry wit included—not to be missed.
I received this book for free from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This affected neither my opinion of the book, nor the content of my review.