Master of One

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Also, I've no idea why they chose a female narrator (or a feminine voice) for a book whose cast is predominantly male. Paul Clarke from Connect Performance has explored working in sales, human performance and sports performance throughout his entrepreneurial journey. So when he’s given a job by a powerful sorcerer to explore a deserted fae court, he literally has no choice but to take it. I really loved seeing this disaster squad being thrown together and trying to figure out their pasts/what is even currently happening.

It's something that you see right from the beginning and start rooting for, but it got actually real about half way into the book, and ensnared me entirely. Main characters are assumed White; same-sex marriages and gender equality at the warfront appear to be the norm in this world. The OED notes appearance in The Boston News-Letter in August 1721 as "Jack of all Trades; and it would seem, Good at none.

While I wish we got a bit more of the world buildin So after the master of one has awakened his lizard-looking animal companion, he gets an idea (in some profound spiritual way) of where to find the master of two. Oh and I kinda get why it's labelled "YA" but I also kinda disagree (drinking game : take a shot every time I use the word "kinda" in this review).

Entrepreneurship and freelancing are examples of fields where having a broad range of skills can be beneficial. The term "absolute" is thought to be a rhyme for the nickname used by Florio in his signature ("resolute"), and the term "factotum" is thought to be used as a disparaging word for secretary, John Florio's job. I didn't have time to bond to the MC (even though he has quite a morbid sense of humor) before we were literally sent straight into the belly of the beast. He's in prison and awaiting some form of torture on behalf of the Queensguard for his attempt to steal some royal treasure.Together they must save the world from the evil sorcerer, while trying not to fall in love with each other. Danielle spent her wild youth in the PNW, learning to climb trees in the local cemetery and reading through every family dinner, school day, and summer vacation.