by Ilona Andrews
For a novella, this was pretty good. And the best part? The event that carried the story was perpetuated by a child. I wonder though, how long Catalina's arc will be. She's only 18 at the moment.
It is time for Nevada’s wedding and, if her little sister Cataline has anything to do with it, Nevada won’t have to worry about anything except her poor taste in bouquet But with intolerant, demanding extended family with a ridiculous amount of secrets, a jewelry thief. Oh and a poisoner Most we...
While I didn't like this one as much as I liked the first three, full-length Hidden Legacy novels that featured Nevada and Rogan, it was a nice little segue; it tied off all the loose ends in the Nevada/Rogan story line (not that there were many), while setting up the new background for the series t...
I enjoyed this story a lot. It's about Catalina and how she's trying to help her sister with her upcoming wedding, trying to get along with Nevada's soon to be family, trying to figure out how/when to use her powers, and figure out where an aquamarine stone went. Really good.
I had so much fun. I did not expect to engage much with 18-year-old Catalina, and picked it up mostly out of author faith a desire for some fast entertainment. I was pleasantly surprised. The passing of the torch was done well, and the humour and length helped a lot. Blast! Now I want to go over...
Loved this novella!It's a wonderful addition to the Hidden Legacy Series.We get a little bit more background to Catalina's past and the struggles she's had with her magic.Boy does she kick-ass in the end!One of my favourite quotes:"Runa raised her hands. A faint green mist spread from her passed thr...
This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life in Books.I loved this novella! Absolutely loved it! It is hard not to gush over how much I loved this book so I am just going to go with it. I adore the Hidden Legacy series and have read the original three books two or three times each already s...
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