Canyons of Night (Arcane Society #12)(Harmony #8)(Looking Glass Trilogy #3)
by:
Jayne Castle (author)
The island of Rainshadow is home to the mysterious, privately-owned woods known only as the Preserve. Now, after fifteen years away, both Charlotte Enright and her teen crush, Slade Attridge, have returned. But will their psi talents and Slade's dust bunny companion be enough to keep them...
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The island of Rainshadow is home to the mysterious, privately-owned woods known only as the Preserve. Now, after fifteen years away, both Charlotte Enright and her teen crush, Slade Attridge, have returned. But will their psi talents and Slade's dust bunny companion be enough to keep them from getting drawn into the darkness at the heart of the Preserve?
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780515149883 (0515149888)
Publish date: August 30th 2011
Publisher: Jove
Pages no: 325
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Paranormal,
Science Fiction,
Romance,
Paranormal Romance,
Adult,
Mystery,
Suspense,
Romantic Suspense,
Science Fiction R...,
Futuristic Romance
Series: Looking Glass Trilogy (#3)
Canyons of Night by Jayne Castle Book 8 of Harmony -- Book 12 of Arcane Society -- Book 3 (final) of Looking Glass Trilogy -- Book 0 of Rainshadow Charlotte Enright, owner of a small antiques shop called Looking Glass Antiques on Rainshadow Island, and Slade Attridge, the community's new chief o...
This one, third in the series, is futuristic, though it was a bit hard to tell. It uses an often used formula...bad boy goes off and then returns after making good and being injured, girl is still waiting/has returned to the same place...and it's done quite well. It's the futuristic part that seems ...
This is a quick and easy read. The characters were fun to read about. I wasn't too engaged with them. The hunter psi is again appearing, but not as interesting as some of the previous stories. Still, this world is an interesting one for me. I still want to know what is going on with these dust ...
One of the best of this author's recent releases, which isn’t saying much. None of her recent books can compare to her wonderful novels of the previous decade. This particular story is solid and well constructed, the descriptions are intriguing, but the characters are not exactly 3-dimentional, and ...
OK, so, a dust bunny earns an extra half-star no matter what. Rex rocks.3.5. Liked it lot through about three-quarters, but it slumps at the end. Information dump solution.
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