A Distant Tomorrow

I think I liked this a bit more than the first book in the series, LARA. In this entry, Lara's destiny calls to her again, telling her it's time to get a move on. Her husband has just been murdered by his brother, and Lara leaves her young children with his cousin and his wife, and begins her travel......more

Loved reading more of Lara and Magnus! They are hilarious together. And this was definitely a compelling sequel to Lara which was also amazing! As I mentioned before, I think I like Magnus more than Varden(sorry!) He's so funny! And gets way more jealous than Varden did. Speaking of Varden, that reall......more

I admit it. I skimmed the end. I've never taken so long to read a Beatrice Small book. I didn't know she was capable of writing a boring story, but I soooo need a break from Hetar and Lara. Small could fling this girl off a cliff for no apparent plot reason and start telling the book from the poin......more

Lara is getting a bit arrogant... But when you’re the daughter of a fairie queen, the widow of a king and the wife of the Dominus of a vast land, you can afford to be anything you want. Great character building. As usual, Ms. Small writes a story that is totally immersive. Like all her books, this se......more

This book reminded me how much I love Bertrice Small books! This book had enough of a review that I remembered parts of the first book. Some events from the first book are referenced but, it’s not confusing. The only part I thought was odd is Lara is very confused by what her destiny is, while her s......more