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Midnight Enchantment (Dark Magick #4)

by Anya Bast (Goodreads Author)

3.97 of 5 stars 3.97 · rating details · 478 ratings · 44 reviews

A quest for freedom may be derailed by their intense attraction...

Niall Quinn, mage and the finest thief in the Black Tower, is the fae's best hope for freedom. Only he stands a chance of tracking down and retrieving the missing bosca fadbh pieces from the Summer Queen. But he meets his match in Elizabeth Cely Saintjohn, who has taken control of the pieces on the Summer Q...more

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Published February 7th 2012 by Berkley Sensation

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Feb 15, 2012 Mskchick rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won this book as a prize from a contest from the author. I love Anya Bast, so I probably would have bought this book rather than getting it from the library if I hadn't won it. I won't reprise the storyline, as you can find that in plenty of other places. It is part of the Dark Magick series, and it is always bittersweet to me to read the last book of a series, so it was a little hard to finish, knowing this would be the last one of this series.

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Feb 15, 2012 Juju221 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Hello everyone, sorry for my extended hiatus, things round here got a tad busy and well, life threw me over its shoulder and scampered off into the jungle! But I am still here, and alive and trying to get back to my blogging. So here goes, review number one and a review of a series which I have loved. This is the last book in the series and did it disappoint? No, absolutely not, it was great! One this did disappoint me, and that was simply that it was the last in the series, I even tweeted Anya...more Hello everyone, sorry for my extended hiatus, things round here got a tad busy and well, life threw me over its shoulder and scampered off into the jungle! But I am still here, and alive and trying to get back to my blogging. So here goes, review number one and a review of a series which I have loved. This is the last book in the series and did it disappoint? No, absolutely not, it was great! One this did disappoint me, and that was simply that it was the last in the series, I even tweeted Anya Bast to ask, this was her reply, "For now. I tied it up, no loose ends...but I'm thinking v. seriously about a spin off series. Love that world."

I know! How exciting would that be, so many characters I would love to hear more about: but look at me I am getting distracted. You want to know about this book and more that just simply, it is good and you need to read it. Even if that does cover the basics. ;)

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I have been fascinated by the Quinn brothers since I first came across Ronan's story in All I Want for Christmas a few years ago and throughout the other stories we have had glimpses of his brother Niall, strong, quiet, stealthy, intelligent, secretive and sexy! A man/mage/fae I definitely wanted to get to know better and in this book we did. We got to know the man behind the magic, not just the exterior he projects to others but the depth of caring which dwells in his core. Truly a man for all seasons.

Elizabeth is an intricate character and someone you understand from the outset, and really you need to, she his hiding what the fae need to escape their prison, we need to understand her motivations and be with her whilst she gives Niall the run around. And in my opinion we do understand her, we understand her innocence and fear of what might happen all whilst we understand Niall's need to steal them from her and return them to the Shadow Queen. It puts us in a unique position between them, the perfect place to watch their growing relationship, to watch as it shifts and becomes more, to watch as it becomes about salvation of themselves and not just salvation of their race.

The plot is pacey and intricate which keeps you reading, the end is action packed and pleasing, and with a few surprises. All the usual gang make an appearance which is great, what I really liked was getting to see the depth of the relationship of Aislinn and Gabriel who were the protagonists of the first novel, looking at how they had grown into their respective roles and how their love had deepened.

There are some really fun parts of the novel too, ones that make you laugh, squirm and go awww. One of my favourite fun bits was when Niall eats Elizabeth's Mum's cookies! Truthfully it was. Hehehe.

A great end to the series, loose ends are tied up and the 'hint' and the end made me smile, I am just sad it had to end. If you are looking for a really worthwhile fae series, please, give these books a try.

I give Midnight Enchantment 4.5 frillies out of 5, a great read I wish could have gone on longer.(less)

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Feb 06, 2012 Bookaholics rated it 4 of 5 stars

Midnight Enchantment by Anya Bast
Paranormal Romance –Feb. 7th, 2012
4 1/2 stars

Midnight Enchantment blew me away! This star-crossed romance is filled with passion, deception and heartbreak.

Elizabeth is a rare asrai fae who can dissolve into water. She is tasked by the Summer Queen with the dangerous mission of keeping the last pieces of the powerful bosca fadbh hidden from the rest of the fae for whom the pieces means freedom. Although she is against the Summer Queen’s politics and does not like...more Midnight Enchantment by Anya Bast
Paranormal Romance –Feb. 7th, 2012
4 1/2 stars

Midnight Enchantment blew me away! This star-crossed romance is filled with passion, deception and heartbreak.

Elizabeth is a rare asrai fae who can dissolve into water. She is tasked by the Summer Queen with the dangerous mission of keeping the last pieces of the powerful bosca fadbh hidden from the rest of the fae for whom the pieces means freedom. Although she is against the Summer Queen’s politics and does not like the fae trapped, she is motivated to keep the pieces hidden because if used they will result in the death of her beloved mother! Hunted, Elizabeth must keep ahead of those who want the bosca fadbh for their own ends. But she can’t stop thinking of one particular Fae, Niall. Although they work against each other, Nail and Elizabeth have a strong attraction to each other and when the impossible happens and Niall is able to capture her, their growing attraction muddles clear cut lines of loyalty.

I loved this story. Niall is devious, wily and so, so sexy. He thinks he will do whatever it takes to free the fae. But his unexpected attraction to Elizabeth is bringing up an unwanted conscience. He doesn’t want to torture her for the magical pieces. When he learns she is trying to protect her mother, Niall must make some hard decisions that may put him in peril. Elizabeth is brave and self sacrificing. She will protect her gentle mother at any costs even if she has to die to do so. She only wishes that Niall were not her enemy. Both of these characters have difficult choices and this results in a very intense chemistry that is off the charts. I wanted them to be together, badly! The conclusion is heartbreaking and tense as many factions are willing to do anything to get their hands on the bosca fadbh. This book is filled with backstabbing and hidden motives that keeps it at a brisk pace and the steamy tension between the two likeable characters is the icing on the cake.

Deception, tragic loss and sexy characters made this an extraordinary action filled conclusion that I could not stop reading.

Reviewed by Steph from the Bookaholics Romance Book Club

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Dec 30, 2012 Joy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fae, fantasy, hot-sexual-content

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Feb 25, 2012 Mirjam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Mage Niall Quinn has received his marching orders from the Shadow Queen. His task will be to track down and retrieve the missing bosca fadbh pieces the Summer Queen has asked Elizabeth Cely Saintjohn to hide. All too soon Niall realises that finding an asrai, a rare water fae, is one thing, but catching someone who can become water is nigh impossible. It takes all his skills and cunning to catch Elizabeth, but she would rather die than surrender the pieces and thereby orchestrate her mother's de...more

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Jun 05, 2012 Yui rated it 4 of 5 stars

I hate the female lead a little in the end for her very very late redemption. The thing I most love in the first book is when Gabriel accepted he couldn't sacrifice the entire race for one woman even if she is the (view spoiler) It didn't make me think his love is lesser in someway for this but respected and felt more the depth of his sacrifice. In the end the female love interest in this book just came out selfish to me. I get her reasons but the I've hoped she will do the...more

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Feb 02, 2012 Jen (That's What I'm Talking About) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, dark-magick-series

My Rating: 3.5 stars: Liked it a lot - recommend(B+)

I have adored Ms. Bast’s Dark Magick series since I picked up the first story in an anthology. The series chronicles an alternate Earth where humans and an “evil” cult-like group, the Phaendir, have incarcerated all Fae-kind (fairies, goblins, elven, etc.). The fae are working to escape their centuries-old prison by collecting pieces of a magical “key” call the bosca fadbh and a powerful spell book called the Book of Bindings. The mythology alo...more My Rating: 3.5 stars: Liked it a lot - recommend (B+)

I have adored Ms. Bast’s Dark Magick series since I picked up the first story in an anthology. The series chronicles an alternate Earth where humans and an “evil” cult-like group, the Phaendir, have incarcerated all Fae-kind (fairies, goblins, elven, etc.). The fae are working to escape their centuries-old prison by collecting pieces of a magical “key” call the bosca fadbh and a powerful spell book called the Book of Bindings. The mythology alone keeps me coming back again and again. But it’s Ms. Bast’s ability to create intricate storylines, exciting adventures, and sexy romances which stir up powerful emotions within me that causes me to stay up into the wee hours of the night reading her books.

The Fae’s quest for freedom climaxes in the fourth (and final?) book, Midnight Enchantment. The Fae are in possession of all the pieces of the puzzle needed to break free. Unfortunately, there are two camps - the Summer Queen has two pieces and does not want the walls to fall. The Shadow Queen, aligned with the majority of the Fae, has one piece and the Book of Bindings. She is now faced with the task of hunting down the last two pieces and taking them from the Summer Queen using any means necessary. In addition, the Shadow Queen must prepare for battle against the humans and Phaendir, who are at the gates of Piefferburg and ready to attack.

Stuck in the middle of this conflict are Niall Quinn and Elizabeth Cely Saintjohn. Both are inherently good people, but on opposite sides of the fence and willing to go to extremes to help their causes. This means that Niall is willing to capture and torture Elizabeth to discover the location in which she hid the last two pieces of the bosca fadbh (at the direction of the Summer Queen), and she is willing to die to protect her secret, thereby saving her mother.

Overall this was a great conclusion to this wonderful series (although I would be first in line to read more if Ms. Bast continues forward!); however, I felt the primary couple, Niall and Elizabeth, were not on par with the couplings in this series’ earlier books. I never really felt a connection with Niall and Elizabeth. I adored them, but it was difficult for me to get past the fact that she was (mentally) tortured at the hands of Niall. In addition, they were always at such odds with each other - I believed Elizabeth when she constantly lamented that there was too much between them to overcome.

With that said, the overall storyline was fabulous and kept me glued to the pages. I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next in the battle between “good and evil.” I was emotionally invested in this story because of my history with this series. Although I didn’t have strong interest in Elizabeth and Niall as a couple, I did care for each individually and empathized with their internal turmoil as each struggled to do what s/he thought was best. But in the end, I wanted to see Gideon P. Amberdoyal, the evil archdirector of the Phaendir, get what he deserved. And that part of the story was riveting and fulfilling. (less)

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Feb 14, 2012 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Midnight Enchantment (Dark Magick #4) by Anya Bast
The fourth and final (?) book in this series. In this book we meet Elizabeth Cely Saintjohn an asrai, a rare type of water fae. She is young, conflicted but determined. The Summer Queen has given Elizabeth two parts of the key needed to open the book that can free the fae from the prison that is Piefferburg. Neither want the walls to come down although for very different reasons. Enter Niall Quinn. He has been sent by the Shadow Queen to retrieve...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Nikki Brandyberry rated it 3 of 5 stars

Elizabeth knows that keeping the hidden pieces that hold the walls around her world together is the only way to save her mothers life. Doesn’t mean she wants to work with the enemy but seeing no other choice she agrees to do so. Her species of fae is so elusive that no one knows her secrets anyway so she feels safe in being able to keep the pieces hidden from prying eyes.
Niall has been sent to collect the pieces no matter the cost. One small, although incredibly beautiful, fae can not stand in h...more Elizabeth knows that keeping the hidden pieces that hold the walls around her world together is the only way to save her mothers life. Doesn’t mean she wants to work with the enemy but seeing no other choice she agrees to do so. Her species of fae is so elusive that no one knows her secrets anyway so she feels safe in being able to keep the pieces hidden from prying eyes.
Niall has been sent to collect the pieces no matter the cost. One small, although incredibly beautiful, fae can not stand in his way. He is prepared to do everything in his power to catch the rare female and get the information he seeks. When her capture proves to be harder then he anticipated Niall decides that torture might be the only way to gain the knowledge he seeks.Except when he finally gets her within his grasp the last thing on his mind is torture.

Midnight Enchantment is the fourth book in Bast’s Dark Magick series. I will start this review off by saying I highly recommend you read this series in order. Anya Bast does an incredible and complex job on the world building. Every piece of information and every character has a part to play.
Elizabeth is a very rare form of fae. So rare that she is the only one in existence in her homeland. No one seems to know anything about her kind, though Niall comes the closest is understanding her strengths and weaknesses. Elizabeth has formed an uneasy alliance with a common enemy only to try to save her mother’s life. The fae want the walls surrounding their forest prison to come down but in doing so the sprae (a tiny fae organism) would also leave making it impossible for her sprae dependent mother to survive. I could understand her desire to protect her mother even though I also understand the fae’s need for freedom. There were times I thought Elizabeth should have understood that what she was doing was selfish, even if she still did what she did. She came off as very young a lot of the book, but also very strong. Even when put through the worst she still held her ground and refused to give in.
There were a few times I couldn’t understand what was going through Elizabeth’s head. She was so all over the map with her emotions it was hard to keep up. One minute she’d hate Niall the next she was interested in him. When Niall finally tells her he loves her she basically tells him off. I think a lot of that had to do with her maturity and I wondered what a creature as old as Niall could possible see in her sometimes. Sure she was beautiful and strong. Had a will of steel even. But her temper tantrums (for lack of a better word) got old kind of fast.
Aside from the complex world building I was often confused because the first quarter of the book felt like a dream within a dream within a dream. Nothing was as it seemed. It was hard to follow certain points because of that and I kept thinking that at the end everything was going to be fake (it wasn’t, don’t worry). Niall was on a mission to collect the pieces that Elizabeth hid and he’d stop at nothing to get them. He used everything in his arsenal to break her down, even changing her perception of reality. I often thought he wasn’t cut out to do the dirty work because he showed so much restraint and emotion.
I found the love-making to be sensual and sweet since Elizabeth was a virgin and had no experience with men at all. Niall was exceptionally great at understanding what she needed and when she needed it. I loved his range of emotion. From the man who wanted to keep his word and locate the missing pieces to the man who would do anything to save someone he loved.
I still really liked this book! Some series you can read on their own, this is not one of them. The relationship of Elizabeth and Niall was spot on, I just had a bit of trouble with her character and understanding the complexity of the continuing story arc. I am curious to know the fate of their enemy and refuse to believe it was as easy as just crumbling a fortress to be rid of them. Anya Bast is a master at her world building and story telling, Midnight Enchantment is no exception!
I give Midnight Enchantment by Anya Bast 3.50 stars!
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Sep 12, 2012 Jeanne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Anya Bast is a favorite of mine in just about any style she writes, but I really love this series. Fae series are often very political and full of so much intrigue thay the story can be very hard to follow, but this series doesn't have that problem. The characters are clear, intense and solid throughout and the plot line is strong and complex without being ridiculously over the top. There is definitely political stuff going on (isn't that necessary when you have the Seelie and Unseelie courts "b...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Lauren rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, virgin-heroines, fae, kick-ass-heroines

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Niall Quinn, mage and master thief, is tasked with finding Elizabeth Cely Saintjohn, a water fae, who has been charged by the Summer Queen with hiding two pieces of the bosca fadbh. Once in possession of the pieces, the fae will gain their freedom by bringing down the walls of Piefferburg. Elizabeth, however, has her own reasons for wanting the walls to remain intact and will stop at nothing to ensure it. Who will triumph in this battle of wills?

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Feb 06, 2012 Jenni Ebba rated it 3 of 5 stars

Bast is a kick-butt writer, but in this one the characters lacked something. I wanted to love Niall the way I did his brother, but he seemed a little blah to me. Elizabeth had much more substance and she made me like the story. I usually love this author's work, but this latest was okay.
If you haven't read the other novels in this series you will definitely be lost because this one starts from where the last one left off. Elizabeth is charged by the itchy-bitchy Summer Queen to hide the two mis...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Angela rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, read-in-2012

My thoughts:

* Sad to see this series end... at least I think it's ending, haven't seen any info on any new releases in this series. At least the story arc is finished.

* Really enjoyed this book and didn't understand why people were giving it only three stars and saying they didn't care for Elizabeth... until the last sixty pages for so (in ebook version), then I completely understood as I wanted to beat the stupid b*tch down for being so obtuse.

* I had a thought while reading this one that I rea...more

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Feb 07, 2012 MandyM rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

3.5 stars. This is the final book (4) in the excellent Dark Magic series by Anya Bast. The world of Fae, Seelie and Unseelie Courts, the evil Phaendir and the gormless humans has been a totally enjoyable ride for me, full of humour excitement and great characters and romance. The previous three books I gave 4 or 5 stars, but I was a little disappointed in this entry.

The book picks up with Niall on the hunt for the aphrai (like a water sprite) Elizabeth. She is hiding the last two pieces of the k...more

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Mar 16, 2012 Monique rated it 3 of 5 stars

My thoughts on this particular book are a bit disappointed...I am a fan of Ms. Bast's work and this looked to be a great read...The cover art is absolutely stunning and after reading the summary of what the story was about, I was excited to read it ...So I settled in and was ready to go on a fantastic journey and then it just all kind of fell flat for me...Interesting premise, loved the world building, however, couldn't get into either of the leads, both the male and female. I found mysellf more...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Anya Bast! With that off my chest, I adore her Dark Magic series. Every book in the series to this point has been great and this one, Midnight Enchantment, fits right in with the rest. I love that she has us cheering for the Dark Fae even though they may have the more ruthless and less human characteristics. This reminds me of the Merry Gentry series with more plot and less sex, sex, sex. Don’t get me wrong, Ms. Bast writes some spectacular and steamy sex scenes and I really enjoy the MG...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Kaarina Nieminen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourite-series, urban-fantasy, fantasy-romance

My favourite of the whole series. The storyline definitely heats up, being the final book of the series. It was a lot more engaging and something was always happening, unlike the previous books which had a lot of intermissions to fill in the romance aspect.

And I definitely liked Elizabeth's character, and not simply because she had red hair and could turn into water (the little mermaid was one of favourite movies as a child) but she was the most interesting of the four, with a cheeky and myster...more

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Mar 07, 2012 Diane rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, fae, murder, part-of-a-series, romance-suspense, royalty, supernatural-elements

the last in this particular series by anya bast, and it was great!the heroine in this book does something that she ordinarily wouldn't do, for love of her mother, and the hero must try to make her see that what she is doing is wrong for the greater good, and if necessary, will torture her to get what she has hidden. in spite of all that, they fall in love! it is fiction, after all!

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Feb 29, 2012 Darcy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, fae, pnr, magic

This book seems like it brings the series to an end and it feels anti-climatic. It seemed to take me forever to read, I kept putting it down and even read 2 others after I started this one.

I really liked Elizabeth. She is the scourge of the fae, or so it seems. When you learn her reasons why she is hiding what everyone else needs you understand and wonder what you would do. Once that Niall enters the picture and starts to torture Elizabeth you realize just how strong her convictions were. I had...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Anna rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, fairies-and-friends

Ugh, what a disappointing way to end. Elizabeth was an idiot! I hated her immaturity and selfishness and couldn't really understand what Niall (who by the way is older than her mother) saw in her. I found this last book a really frustrating end to a series that I otherwise enjoyed.

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Jun 02, 2012 Deborah rated it 5 of 5 stars

As with this whole series I loved it if I didnt have the next nailini Singh book to read I would be tempted to go back to the first in this series. Just makes me wonder if this was the end of this series...mmmm interesting.

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Feb 27, 2012 Purple rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: tortured-hero, very-emotional, very-fucked-up-characters, this-author-rocks, too-sexy-for-this-show-male-charact, love-the-cover, lots-of-creepy-and-disturbing-scene, it-could-have-been-5-stars-but, interesting, hot-steamy, fun, drama, disturbing-scenes-of-violence, dark, adult, action

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Mar 19, 2013 Laurla2 added it

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"you mystify me."
"i thought i annoyed and enraged you."
"yeah, you do that too. you're a woman of many talents."

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Mar 16, 2012 Amanda P rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-urban-fantasy, own-as-an-ebook

It took me forever to finish this book and it wasn't the poor books fault it was a case of "its not you, its me". i didnt do this book justice, it was my fault picking it up, putting it down constantly reading it at the gym but not at home because I knew I would get sucked in but I didnt want to be up late. I was edgy and not committed, the book itself was good and an exciting conclusion to this series. I am sorry A. Bast for not giving your work the attention it deserved. When I did finally ded...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Vivian rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: series-to-read

It is worth reading. But this one marks the end of the series from what I can tell.

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Feb 12, 2012 Hayden Braeburn rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love Anya Bast, and my only complaint now is that this series is over! *pout*

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Jun 14, 2012 Heidi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Awesome finale with the falling of the wall and freeing of the Fae. Anya once again did an awesome job.

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Feb 16, 2012 LinseyM rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic ending to the series.

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Feb 16, 2012 Shayna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-greats

Can't go wrong Bast! I wanted more out of the ending! I hope there is more to come!

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Feb 20, 2012 Renee Winters rated it 5 of 5 stars

im sad this is the end

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