I had the distinct honor of being a beta reader for the always amazing Ds Kenn. And even on a re-read, the details didn’t get boring, as some can often do. Heck, my own writing gets boring when I try to edit, yet I’ve read Set Adift twice now. The characters are truly believable and you can understand their motivations and emotions.

​When Terric and Jordyn were left without the anchor in each other that they’d had for so long, I really felt the turmoil, the feelings that were driving both of them. This is a great read, and I can’t wait to read the rest in the series, as I’m sure I’ll grow to love the entire cast of characters as much as I do Terric, and want to learn so much more about all of them and the way the paths of their lives branch and intersect.

​That yearning to learn more is the hallmark of a great book to me, a great author, and Immortal Isles fits in nicely with my “Keepers” bookshelf lists. ​