Ursula's Quest: Book Two of The Witchcraft Wars (The Witchcraft Wars #2) by Tracey Alley

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Source: Copy provided by Tracey Alley for review
Category: Fiction, Fantasy
Format: ebook
Page Count: 288
Published: September 22nd 2010 by CreateSpace (first published August 4th 2010)
ISBN: 1453803378 (ISBN13: 9781453803370)
Language: English
About the book:
Locked in his dank, underground cell King Erich is feverish and dying. Running out of time and running out of hope he sends his daughter, the beautiful Princess Ursula, on a seemingly impossible quest.(more)

My Review: 4 out of 5 stars

It’s nice to see a different angle of this story. It still has the same features of character portraits and such in every part, they’re intriguing and exciting page after page though there’s still a bit of errors nevertheless I like and enjoyed the set of characters and story. I still do feel that there’s some parts lacking but I guess I’ll wait and stay tuned for more fantasy, adventures and secrets to unfold in book three.

Erich's Plea (The Witchcraft Wars #1) by Tracey Alley

Source: Copy provided by the Author for review
Category: Fiction, Fantasy
Format: ebook
Page Count: 315
Published: April 16th 2010 by Tracey L. Ali
ISBN: 1453600973 (ISBN13: 9781453600979)
Language: English
About the book:
Deep in the bowel's of Zeaburg's infamous prison the young druid Slade is plagued by a bizarre and troubling dream. In the dream his father, High King Erich of Vestland, appeals for his son's help.(more)

My Review: 3.5 stars

The story’s not too shabby than I thought it would be, quite catchy,interesting and you’ll jump right off into the fantasy,  family, betrayal, witchcraft and so on. I don’t like the layout of the map it needs more work ,polishing, finishing touches and clear off some lines so it would look more nice and neat plus there’s quite a bit of typos/errors. Though I like how the story progress and that it got a mini portrait for you to exactly imagine what the characters look like, weaponries etc. I find some parts a bit sad yet surprising all the way til the end.