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by Kelley Armstrong

Cassandra Reads rated it

15 years ago

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It's kind of strange, seeing Savannah as an adult. I really glad that this book focused on the action/adventure part of the plot rather than the romance. There wasn't even enough romance in this book to blink at, really. It was kind of nice. I think I', getting sick of the paranormal guy-meets-girl ...

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Literary Escapism rated it

15 years ago

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Kelley Armstrong has delivered another fabulous story with Waking the Witch. We're given some great character development with Savannah; a twisting plotline that kept me guessing and re-evaluating the entire time; and a setup for a fabulous new conflict with a new breed of supernaturals. Honestly,...

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Horrorvacui000 rated it

15 years ago

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While Paige and Lucas are on vacation, an old friend of Lucas' shows up to ask for help in a murder investigation. Having wanted to lead her own investigation for a while now, Savannah jumps at the chance. She finds herself in a small town where everyone thinks they know who killed the girls, but no...

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heidenkind rated it

15 years ago

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I don't know, weirdly blah. Doesn't require a whole lot brain power, not that that's a bad thing now and then....

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Bree Likes Books rated it

15 years ago

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God, I love the series. Just...I do. So much squishy joyous love. I'm not that fast a reader, but I read it all in one evening.

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inconceivably rated it

15 years ago

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In my opinion, this is one of the most (if not THE most) highly anticipated novels of the series. Faithful Women of the Underworld readers have known Savannah for around ten books now, and I have been very anxious to finally get her story!I am happy to say I was not at all let down. The way things e...

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Parajunkee rated it

15 years ago

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More of a Who-Done-It Mystery than Armstrong's usual UF leaning towards, PNR, Waking the Witch (Women of the Otherworld, Book 11) covers everyone's favorite juvenile delinquent, Savannah Levine. Highly engaging, action packed and full of leather-clad, kick-butt snark, the latest addition to Armstron...

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myworldinwordsandpages rated it

15 years ago

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Nine year old Kayla is sneaking into the guarded building her mother was killed in. She had done this a hand full of times before, but this time would be different. Claire Kennedy was killed here a week ago and there had to be a connection between Claire's death and her mothers murder.Lucas and Pa...

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Reading Angel rated it

15 years ago

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We first met Savannah back in book 2 of the Women of the Otherworld series. She was a smart-mouthed teen with razor sharp wit, and a screw-it-all attitude. Now, Savannah is 21, and although she has matured, not much else has changed. She's still just as smart-mouthed and smart, although she does ...

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