Dark Waters

First of all, let me tell you that the basis for this book is very near to my heart. The bonds of siblings, sisters, and family are not something to be taken lightly, at least not to me. Quinn and Ashling, two sisters with a strong connection and no one else in the world to lean on, face their darke......more

Ok, so the blurb didn't tell me much, and I know I love(d) this author, so why not give this series a try, right? Well.... The story was fast-paced and worth reading, at least out of curiosity. The plot is interesting, but there really wasn't enough info for me to make up my mind completely. I can't s......more

I can imagine that an author may have a difficult time in editing books. What exactly makes a book too long or too short? As I read "Dark Waters" I thought that the book had real potential. However, it was all lost for me because the story was too rushed! I really did not have time to garner any rea......more

Okay, this was a fantastic read! It is the story of Quinn, who her entire life believed that she knew certain truths. That she and her sister Ashling, loved and took care of one another, that their mother was absent emotionally and many times physically. That they were normal. But it all changes whe......more

I had previous enjoyed Ms. Mayer's "Sundered", so was intriqued that she's ventured into a take on the Irishc myths in that at story's beginning the two sisters Ashling and Quinn are only beginning to understand their heritage as daughters of the fey—the Tuatha De Danann. The otherworld, or underwor......more