Reviews for The Silver Hand (Song of Albion Series #2)

The average rating for The Silver Hand (Song of Albion Series #2) based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-03-01 00:00:00 Raul Chevel I finally finished this, and am SOOOO glad I did. <3 It was really, REALLY good. Very vivid landscapes, and amazing characters. I was mad at first because the main character from the first book, Lewis, ISN'T the main charrie here. Tegid is, and he's *mild spoilers* blind through most of the story. But it actually adds a different view on Lewis's personality, adding to his personality, and it's interesting going from the view of a blind man. And there are twists to his blindness. Simon was my first favorite, and then I started getting attached to Llew/Lewis. Although, I didn't find my TRUE attachment to him until this book. Poor man; he doesn't get it easy in this book. This plus the new 3rd person perspective adds so much to who he is. Simon/Siawn Hy... O.o What the...? I have interesting emotions surrounding him, not to mention, he's essentially me as a man. :/ Well, it was hardly difficult to guess what would happen, but the story was amazing anyway. How the end comes to be is the real reason to read. If you're alright with the occasionally mature/violent material, I completely recommend this book. *nodnod*

Review # 2 was written on 2018-06-19 00:00:00 Lorne Tippit Tragic. Brutal. Dark. Masterful. Very satisfying ending (for a midway book) but justice still has ways to go (R.I.P. Ynys Sci). > The Endless Knot.