Key of KnowledgeAuthor: Nora Roberts
Paperback: 352 Pages
Publisher: Jove (November 25, 2003)
From the back of the book:
What happens when the very gods depend on mortals for help? That’s what three very different young women find out when they are invited to Warrior’s Peak.
To Dana Steele books and the knowledge they hold are the key to contentment. But now that search for knowledge must include the second key needed to release three souls held captive by an evil god.
She won’t be alone, for she’s formed fast friendships with two very different women. She can’t allow herself to be distracted by the return of the man who broke her heart so long ago, for a danger beyond anyone’s imagination is determined to keep her from completing her quest.
Personal Review:
This book was a good solid read, if there ever was a sequel to read in order this is it. This book follows the first one (The Key of Light), and if you don’t read them in order it could be kind of confusing. Dana was such an amazing character to me. She’s the kind of person who takes charge and doesn’t let anyone hold her down, although she does have her moments of weakness, and she does have her flaws. The best part about this book was that Dana was a librarian, which made it speak to me even more since that is what I want to do. Although I think I could do without the whole immortal god threatening my way of life thing.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
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