As the newly appointed Chalice, Mirasol is the most important member of the Master’s Circle. It is her duty to bind the Circle, the land and its people together with their new Master. But the new Master of Willowlands is a Priest of Fire, only drawn back into the human world by the sudden death of his brother. No one knows if it is even possible for him to live amongst his people. Mirasol wants the Master to have his chance, but her only training is as a beekeeper. How can she help settle their demesne during these troubled times and bind it to a Priest of Fire, the touch of whose hand can burn human flesh to the bone? A captivating tale that reveals the healing power of duty and honour, love and honey.
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At first, I had a very hard time getting in to this book. I almost gave it up several times! But, in the end, I really did love this story! There were only a few things I did not like. I did not like the way the story jumped around the timeline. It would have been better if everything went linearly. Second, I did not like how anti-climactic the ending was compared to the beginning! Finally, I do not like the feeling that this book was a sequel or the later part of a series and that more books are to come when I have a sinking suspicion that this will be a stand alone.
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