Christine E Schulze

The adventures are from Ashlai's point of view, and switch to Merritt's from time to time. There are a lot of twists and emotions throughout and Ashlai seems to bring bad luck wherever she goes, but her travelling companions and friends are strong enough to bounce back. The story has great descriptions but not-so-engaging dialogue. Nonetheless, the book is heartfelt and a great read.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (meer)

The adventures are from Ashlai's point of view, and switch to Merritt's from time to time. There are a lot of twists and emotions throughout and Ashlai seems to bring bad luck wherever she goes, but her travelling companions and friends are strong enough to bounce back. The story has great descriptions but not-so-engaging dialogue. Nonetheless, the book is heartfelt and a great read.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (meer)

One of Christine E Schulze’s reasons for writing The Amielian Legacy was to enthrall readers with a fantastical adventure, with characters that will grab the reader’s imagination, bringing them along on an epic quest. Larimar: Gem of the Sea is the first novella of the series, and once I began reading, I didn’t stop until I was finished.

We begin with a map of the Four Realms, and at the end of the book Christine E Schulze explains their history.

Captain Jorah is at the helm of the Gem of the Sea, sailing on another adventure. There is no place he would rather be, and as we learn his story, we find this adventure was a long time coming. It will take him to places he never could imaging, encountering many magical creatures. He is good and kind. At times, his crew thinks he’s out of his mind, but they are loyal to the core.

Larimar seeks his help. Only a mortal can pull the sword, the Serpent’s Bane, from the stone and save the City of Larimar. Reminded me of a Charmed episode, and, of course, King Arthur.

If you love action and adventure, fantasy and characters that run the spectrum, from human to supernatural, quests to solve the riddles of myths and legends, then Larimar: Gem of the Sea by Christine E Schulze may be for you.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Larimar: Gem of the Sea by Christine E Schulze.

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This was a fairly quick read that drew me in quickly. Jorah was an interesting MC, and I enjoyed getting to know him. I loved the magical world Schulze created, and I'd like to explore more of it. I would've liked this to be a little longer, as there were moments where things felt a little rushed, and there was more tell than show, but otherwise I truly enjoyed reading this. The characters are unique, and combined with the world and plot make for quite an interesting book. While it definitely feels geared towards YA readers, older readers are sure to enjoy the adventure waiting within.… (meer)