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Original Title:	Heir to Sevenwaters
ISBN:	0451462335 (ISBN13: 9780451462336)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sevenwaters #4
Characters:	Clodagh, Cathal, Mac Dara
Literary Awards:	David Gemmell Legend Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2009), Aurealis Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2008)

Heir to Sevenwaters (Sevenwaters #4) Hardcover | Pages: 395 pages

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Title	:	Heir to Sevenwaters (Sevenwaters #4)
Author	:	Juliet Marillier
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 395 pages
Published	:	November 4th 2008 by Roc
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction

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A brand new novel in the beloved world of Sevenwaters, a fantasy series that should appeal to "Lord of the Rings" fans (VOYA).
The chieftains of Sevenwaters have long been custodians of a vast and mysterious forest. Human and Otherworld dwellers have existed there side by side, sharing a wary trust. Until the spring when Lady Aisling of Sevenwaters finds herself expecting another child?a new heir to Sevenwaters.
Then the family's joy turns to despair when the baby is taken from his room and something...unnatural is left in his place. To reclaim her newborn brother, Clodagh must enter the shadowy Otherworld and confront the powerful prince who rules there.

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Marillier disappointed me with this one.Ive been a fan of her works for a long time. Daughter of the Forest remains one of my favorite books ever, the remaining Sevenwaters Trilogy was fun to read, and the Bridei Chronicles fully engaged me. I am so used to loving Marilliers books that, when Heir to Sevenwaters fell flat for me, I felt robbed.The story had a promising start. Clodagh felt somewhat recycled from the previous Sevenwaters heroines, but at least she wasnt an herbalist. (My biggest

I'm going to make this a compliment sandwich so this book doesn't feel bad about me not loving it enough.It was WAY better than the last book.But the plot is getting stale. Girl meets boy. You're supposed to think they're going to end up together, but they won't. She's end up with the other guy who she butts heads with at the beginning of the book. This is basically the plot of books 1, 2, and 4 (so far). 3 was a little different with less romance. It's getting boring. Also, (view spoiler)[ I

The fourth book of the series is the most Celtic and the darkest of all until now. Our new heroine is called upon to confront the most malicious supernatural forces, plunging us into the darkest side of Irish mythology. Of course, as in the previous books, the heroine is called upon to overcome her weaknesses and find the courage to be able to help the good to prevail and earn her own happiness next to her beloved. All this in an atmosphere full of romance created by the writer's particularly

One of my English teachers once told my class that instead of telling her daughter the fairy tales of Disney legend, the classic Snow White and Sleeping Beauty that had the gallant princes arriving to save the day, she'd always change the ending so that the princess saved herself or, better yet, saved the prince too. When her daughter, only a mere seven years old, got cancer, we all visited her - and still do visit her - in the hospital and would help tell stories; stories of women strong enough

I was hesitant to start this since the last trilogy wrapped up so nicely, but here she continues to prove that she is one of the best writers of historical fantasy novels.

I love Juliet Marillier's novels. Her writing is really good, and her imagination is just incredible. Her characters are wonderful people that you would actually like to meet in the 'real' world.The protagonist of Heir to Sevenwaters is Clogaugh. She is the great granddaughter of Sorcha (the protagonist of Daughter of the Forest). Reading Sorcha's tale was a like drug as Marillier's stories are nearly impossible to put down. However, I was a bit disappointed with Heir to Sevenwaters because I

I liked this one MUCH more than book 3. Cathal is a great hero, and I love the strong female main character and her quest. I also loved Becon.