by Rob Thurman
Rating: 6 starsGenre: Urban FantasyDepth of the Characters: 6 stars. Rob Thurman is a master at this.Where it ranks in the series thus far: #1 - hands down the best and most emotionally engaging book of an already fantastic series.This book made me cry. Not one or two random tears...this book made m...
This one was a little too introspective and talky compared to previous books in the series and less action, sometimes taking up only a couple of paragraphs. The plot was fine if a little predictable. The final battle wasn't one of her best, not enough characters almost dying, but it was good. :)But ...
Ugh. Crude. Vulgar. Death. Depressing. Pretty skippable on the whole. Seriously, skim this if you bother reading it. Only a few relevant passages. The usual warning in this series for language and sexual content apply. You have been warned!
While I always love roadtrip in a story, somehow this one doesn't really work. Maybe because the writing has divided the point of view into Cal's and Catcher's ... and as much as I like that wolf cousin of Rafferty's, he's never part of the "main" crowd. He's not Robin, he's not even Delilah (who ap...
Like the previous book this one doesn't focus on Cal's POV; it's shared with Catcher - the cousin of Rafferty stuck in wolf form. Haven't heard that name in a while, huh? He was the healer that helped them out in the first book and then disappeared until this one. This time the POV of switch ups are...
An excellent continuation of the series. Thurman put to rest any doubts that the series could continue in the absence of the Auphe. It was really nice to have some resolution to Catcher and Rafferty, although I wish it had turned out differently. I would have liked to see them join the cast of chara...
Cal and Niko are back for another dangerous mission. This time their old Rom nemesis, Abelia-Roo, contacts them to fix an apocalyptic screw-up that could mean the end of the world. Good times.Along for the ride is everyone's favorite trickster, Robin Goodfellow, who's a bit out of sorts, experimen...
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