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WRDF Review of The Winds of Fall By Sandy Wickersham-McWhorter
Title: The Winds of Fall
Author: Sandy Wickersham-McWhorter
The Wild Rose Press
Fantasy Faery Rose
348 pages Spicy
ISBN 1-60154-400-6
Blurb:
Unknown to Skye Worthington, the people most important to her are keeping unearthly secrets from her. If not revealed and faced, these secrets will cause death for untold billions of people, Skye included. Rebelling against his family and their deadly, but necessary, secrets that kept him a recluse in a Caribbean paradise, Joe Allen meets Skye. They fall into a love forbidden to Joe until now. Can two people with unimaginable secrets—and more in common than either know—overcome a force capable of entering dreams and taking humans through outer space without life support to other planets? This is the dilemma facing Skye and Joe as she fights to keep her sanity, and her identity as a human being.
Review:
Imaginative, endearing characters and an intriguing storyline kept me interested through every page. I thoroughly enjoyed this fantastic story and look forward to more from this author. The only thing about this story that was a huge turn off was how everyone was lying to everyone else. Although with complete honesty, Skye and Joe would probably not have had such an interesting love story.
Reviewed By Breia Brickey
WRDF Review
Thank you so much for reviewing The WInds of Fall and for the black plate! I don't remember what the awards are called, but thank you!!!!
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Congratulations, Sandy, on a great review. The Winds of Fall sounds like a wonderful story. I love the title, too.
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Thank you, Sandy! It was an unexpected review but it sure made my day. Glad you like it, the title and cover both really fit the theme and plot of the book.
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