“Though there is some graphic violence, there’s also a good read within its pages. Young adults will learn about how horses have been used throughout the ages and a good bit of world history. They’ll also find themselves engrossed in Meagan’s adventures.” ~Laura L. Hutchinson, Free Lance-Star
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An Adventure Young & Old will Love to Read – Rebecca’s Reads
August 9th, 2008 · Book Reviews: Eclipsed by Shadow
Eclipsed by Shadow is an adventure about the love of horses that young and old will love to read. The history of the horse is only part of the book. Meagan’s interaction with the people of each era is amazing to read … The book will pull you in to the darkness of history and not let you stop reading until you get to the end. ~ Allison King, Rebecca’s Reads
[Read more →]“A Magical Story for Young & Old” – Reader Views
June 21st, 2008 · Book Reviews: Eclipsed by Shadow
“Eclipsed by Shadow is a magical horse story that is suitable for both teenagers and adults alike.” ~ Wendy Cleveland, Reader Views
[Read more →]Library Journal Recommends “Eclipsed by Shadow”
May 15th, 2008 · Book Reviews: Eclipsed by Shadow
“Veteran horseman Royce combines history and myth with action and adventure to create a fast-paced, well-informed tale of a flying horse and the young girl who loves her.” ~ Jackie Cassada, Library Journal
[Read more →]Heartland Reviews gives 5-Hearts to “Eclipsed by Shadow”
May 5th, 2008 · Book Reviews: Eclipsed by Shadow
This series teaches not only the history of Man’s relationship with the horse, but the history and day-to-day cultures of different civilizations of the past. We rated this first book our highest rating of five hearts. ~ Bob Spear, Heartland Reviews
[Read more →]Eclipsed by Shadow – “Smart Dialogue and Jaw-Dropping Action”
April 24th, 2008 · Book Reviews: Eclipsed by Shadow
This time history truly “comes alive” as Royce turns Meagan into a living, breathing participant among historically accurate depictions of events. The dialog feels real. (“Be you a Tatar? For the nones, say be not a Tatar!”) The action never ends. (Charioteers, rampaging Mongolians!) The fear is palpable. (I won’t give it away!) And always, there are the horses. ~Lynn Scanlon
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