Daughter of Camelot (Merlin's Legacy, No 6)

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Summary: THEY ARE BOLD AND FREE IN THEIR FEELINGS
Review: Merlin Legacy has the power to make me sit there whole day just to finish the whole book. I have the whole set of of Merlin's Legacy at home from book 1 to 6. After reading Dawns of Camelot. I went back to read the full set starting from Daughter of Fire. To all Merlin's Legacy fans out there, don't you think there's something wrong with the story? In the first book, it was said that Meg was born between a mortal and a non-mortal but I'm very sure when I was reading Shadows of Camelot, Meg is a 100% immortal. Overall, I'm still waiting very anxiously for the next book. I was rather disappointed when there was no review of the next coming book at the last page of Daugher of Camelot. Will there be a next book?

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Summary: The fight against Darkness continues with Rianne.
Review: The fight against Darkness continues with Meg's daughter who had been sent to protect her from the Darkness that is to be the ruination of Arthur, Camelot and all of England. Only Meg's beloved husband is mortally wounded, and their daughter Rianne must be found before he dies. Tristan goes in search for Rianne. Instead of finding a protected and loved child, he finds a surly woman dressed as a thieving boy. Rianne had lost her protective guardians long ago and has been living by her wits and just a bit of the immortal Light that flows in her veins. Tristan drags Rianne back to her parents. Amazingly, Evans has done it again to perfection! Her unique characters are exquisite foils in this continuing fantastic story.