Amazing! I love the way that religion, faith, and fantasy are entertwined. Amazing connections! I am so excited that I won't have to wait a super long time for book 3~ I miss you Tea, Aiden and Finn!
Wow. Just wow. This book was awesome! I liked the first one but I loved this one.Teagan is back home after rescuing her father and brother. Now that everything should be perfect her mothers deepest secret has become Teagans new reality. She has Goblin blood and it's coming back to haunt her in a big...
Loved it! Teagan, Finn, Aiden, and her father made it out of Mag Mell. Teagan is part goblin. Yeahhh... She's a Stormrider. But Teagan holds on to herself.....before what is Teagan is lost forever. Fear is after Teagan using whatever leverage he can get on her. Her family. Abby. Finn. Teagan knows o...
3 - 3.5 starsThere's no such thing as 'destiny', Abigail. Just becoming. Choosing to become what you were created to be, or choosing to walk away from it. And since all the creatures around you are becoming at the same time, it gets very complicated. The middle child. Mostly character and relationsh...
Argh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How long do I have to wait until the next book in the series is released???????????????I liked In the Forests of the Night better than Tyger Tyger. The pace is unrelenting, the dialog crackles, and I love the characters. I don't love the wait until the next book!Full review ...
In the Forests of the Night starts where Tyger Tyger left off. For those that have not read it, I will do my best to be non-spoilery for the first book as much as possible. It did take me a minute to catch up since the last book, but I did so easily. I was back with the crowd loving all the characte...
This was another excellent story by Kersten Hamilton. I like her focus on Irish Mythology and I really love the family relationships in this story - no matter how unconventional the family might be. Teagan, Aiden and Finn have made it back alive from Mag Mell with Mr. Wylltson and a few other charac...
Last year, Hamilton's first novel in the Goblin Wars series, Tyger Tyger, made my top ten of 2010. It was that good. Needless to say, I've been pretty excited for this book, which begins literally minutes after the first book ends.One of the things I loved about the first book was that heroine Tea...
Kersten Hamilton does a wonderful job picking up the threads from book one and weaving them seamlessly into IN THE FORESTS OF THE NIGHT. Her ability to drop information unobtrusively into the narrative was important, as her cast of characters is large and complex, and getting reacquainted took a fe...
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