Title: The Perfect Tear

Author: Connie Lansberg

Rating: 5/5

Synopsis:

Eleanor is a singer. Her songs keep nature in balance, but when they are stolen from her, a grey mist descends and her world fails to thrive. This timid orphan is thrust into a course of action she never asked for, nor envisioned. Set against a backdrop of abandonment, loss and betrayal, she must find her way through strange and dangerous landscapes in her desperate search for the Perfect Tear, a dark crystal which holds the future of her world. But, Eleanor is no savior. She is a simple girl with strong instincts and she must learn to trust them. Just like the notes of song must connect to create a melody, Eleanor must discover the connections needed to create the harmony required to truly save her world.

Review:

The Perfect Tear is a perfect fantasy novel.  Not only was the writing edited perfectly, but the story itself was phenomenal.  The Perfect Tear is a novel about loss and survival, and those are aspects of life that we all have to master at some point.

Connie Lansberg’s writing reads like watercolor art.  The words flow together seamlessly, and her story reads like a dream.  I felt connected to each character, and I found myself lost in the book as soon as I read the first few pages.  Lansberg’s fantasy novel is clean and crisp, the best refreshing elements to a fantasy novel, and she knew how to keep the reader grounded but lost in her story all the same.

The Perfect Tear is a great starter novel for those interested in getting into the fantasy genre since it isn’t hard to understand, and how Lansberg has mastered the world that she created.  I highly suggest this novel for those wanting to get lost in a novel.  You will not be let down.

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