Edana, along with her horse Midnight, has built a reputation of being a trustworthy and fast courier. After Edana is attacked, however, she discovers that she is more than she thought she was...And so is Midnight. The heart of a prophecy in the Elven Realms, Edana must master her powers to decide the future of people she never knew existed. Complete with Elves, a Pooka, and darkness threaded throughout history, this is an enthralling story that will keep you reading until the end.

 

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. And since I can't turn down an awesome story with a Pooka, I'm so happy that I had a chance to read it!

 

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If you're interested in reading this book yourself, the kindle edition of The Traveler is available at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I9FJQ4Y/?tag=shasworofboo-20.

 

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This book was better than the first. Because now that we are all aboard the wacky supernatural train that is Zoey's life, we are zooming full speed ahead. The governing board of the Supernatural Community has their eye on Zoey and are waiting for her to either prove she is an Aegis or for her death to catch up with her, all the while spying on any time that she and Riley have together. Problem is, Zoey doesn't know what an Aegis is or how to prove or disprove she is one. Add in the fact that the Leprechaun Mafia is targeting all the businesses in the area that are run by humans, but with ties tot the supernatural community and poor Zoey is having a very bad week.

Zoey is the kind of best friend anyone would want. She is kind, tough, smart and just weird enough to make you laugh and shake your head in wonder what she will think up next. I like that though she tries her best, a lot of the time, it is a group effort to get her out of the trouble she seems to find herself in. She relies on her friends, and they know that they can rely on her in turn. I gave this book 4 stars.

This is again a series where its difficult for me to do reviews for. I have the same problem with the Kate Daniels series and Mercy Thompson. As the series goes on, there is just stuff happening that has to be read in order and I hate spoiling. So I'll keep it to the characters.

 

Zoey, I still love you. She is just so cute. We are now really starting to see her grow into her role. The one she never asked for. She is making some decisions that are long reaching. Before, she would just basically go with the flow and deal with the monsters and how stuff was happening. It was more of a reaction to everything. Now she is starting to be more in a active role in her life. She wants answers, she is learning to say no and taking charge. Its really nice to see. 

 

Its also nice to see her relationships grow and how she is realizing that all that crazy is now her family. 

 

I also like that her friend and business partner is finally becoming more of a character and is not in the dark anymore. This gives the opportunity for them all to be working together. Kind of like the crew on the TV show "Grimm". 

 

It will also be interesting to follow the bigger story line that opened up in the last part of this installment. Very intrigued. 

Funny and entertaining.

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I couldn’t put this down, even on a work night I stayed up too late reading it. It was that good.

Zoey is back again, and she is not a happy girl. Riley has been missing in action, a no show for their second, first date, and when he finally does call, he comes with trouble. A paper pusher bureaucrat with a bad luck spell, and a bad attitude.

Now Zoey had enough in her hands with Maurice gone to see if he can patch things up with his wife, the leprechaun mafia in town, and a Pooka moving into her guest room with a penchant to walking around au natural. She really didn’t need a bad luck spell on top of it all.

Well with this all happening I just could not stop reading. I had to know what was going to happen next.

So this was a great second book, and after the ending I can’t wait for the next installment. Naquin does a very good job on leaving you wanting more, but not to the point where you want to chuck your book slash kindle across the room.