Devil's Luck (The Disillusionists, #3.5)

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Devil's Luck (The Disillusionists #3.5)

by Carolyn Crane (Goodreads Author)

4.02 of 5 stars 4.02 · rating details · 243 ratings · 72 reviews

THERE’S A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND DOOM.

No wager is too outrageous for Simon Fitzgerald, the most reckless of the Disillusionists. His dark secrets drive him to take increasingly extreme risks, but he’s never lived so quite so dangerously as when he hooks up with Midcity’s most powerful prognosticator.

Fawna Brady is tormented by the destinies she sees for those around h...more

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Published February 28th 2012 (first published February 26th 2012)

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Mar 15, 2013 ♠ Sharon is an emotional book junkie ♠ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

ETA 3/15/13 ~ CC decided to write an epilogue...you can find it here: http://authorcarolyncrane.com/books/b...

We finally get Simon's story and I have to say that I was shocked, SHOCKED at who CC put him with! I was in no way expecting that but they fit together so perfectly and I loved every minute of their recklessness.

That's Simon's thing...recklessness. He throws caution to the wind and gambles everything. Of course, Simon knew who Fawna was but he stayed away from her because in no way did...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Shortlatte rated it 5 of 5 stars

I picked up Mind Games, the first book in Carolyn Crane’s Disillusionists series, on a whim a few years ago. Little did I know that I had inadvertently found one of the most creative, unique, and unpredictable urban fantasy series to date. It’s been a long wait for the third book in this trilogy to be released, made even longer by the fact that the print release date is still months away. Yet while I haven’t yet finished reading Justine’s story (which, having ended on a brutal cliffhanger after...more I picked up Mind Games, the first book in Carolyn Crane’s Disillusionists series, on a whim a few years ago. Little did I know that I had inadvertently found one of the most creative, unique, and unpredictable urban fantasy series to date. It’s been a long wait for the third book in this trilogy to be released, made even longer by the fact that the print release date is still months away. Yet while I haven’t yet finished reading Justine’s story (which, having ended on a brutal cliffhanger after Double Cross, has made the waiting torturous), it’s Simon that I’ve yearned to revisit the most. Ever since his first barbed exchange with Justine, Simon’s sass and swagger have won me over more so than any other character in the series, and most in the genre. Thus, while I could force myself to put off reading Head Rush until it’s available in hard copy, there was no way that I could deny myself Simon’s story. And I don’t regret my eagerness one bit.

Though Simon has masqueraded as an enigma throughout the series, one thing that I knew for certain was that his seemingly uncaring facade was carefully crafted to hide something much more complex from prying eyes. Devil’s Luck lets us behind those walls he’s constructed without knocking them down. Simon stays true to himself throughout, yet the insight we get into the evolution of his character and his development over the few days in which the story takes place seem so very right. We might not have come close to guessing the reasons he acts as he does, but once we find out, the knowledge nestles so perfectly within the mold he has created that he transforms from a complex character into a person.

Many authors struggle to craft love interests to match already established characters, yet Crane has managed to provide Simon with a true equal in Fawna, and she only took sixty pages to do it. Fawna is a delightful magpie of a character, her idiosyncrasies and compulsions layering just heavily enough to allow her to stand on her own two feet without making her a cartoon. Fawna is pushed to the limit of believability, yet she never falls over the edge into caricature, and it’s this exuberant excess that makes her so perfectly matched for Simon.

I won’t say much more for fear of giving too much away, but suffice it to say that Crane has given Disillusionists fans a taste of where this series could go in the future if she wished to explore her world for a bit longer. I’ll be first in line (well, perhaps second after Simon) to implore her to take that risk.

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Apr 01, 2012 Sandra marked it as to-read

Shelves: series-to-continue, novella, urban-fantasy, on-deck, short-within-series

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May 12, 2013 Steph rated it 5 of 5 stars

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May 2013: Re-read short + epilogue added by Carolyn Crane @ 2013 ~ Carolyn Crane's recent newsletter included the eBook with the addition of an epilogue. I enjoyed this short as much the second time around as I did the first. And, I appreciated the addition of the epilogue. This is such a fun series, I recommend it to those looking for something new.

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Initially read & reviewed: Feb 27-28, 2012

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May 19, 2012 Melindeeloo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, friendable

It's been a while since I read the first book of the Disillusionists, but even though I don't remember that much from the series - and I didn't remember either of these characters or if they were present in that book - I remembered enough of the framework of the series to feel comfortable jumping back into Crane's world and she supplied everything else that was needed for me to really enjoy this story.

Even at the short length, the leads - Fawna, whose talent is that she sees the future and Simo...more

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Mar 23, 2012 Madame X rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-urban-fantasy, superior-worldbuilding, novella, romance-ends-with-hea-or-hfn

Devil's Luck is a Disillusionist-world novella about Simon, the reckless disillusionist, and Fawna, the prognosticator. The only thing wrong with it is that it's a novella. Novellas are short!

I love the Disillusionist series but I can't say I ever had a particular attraction to Simon, or a drive to see him get his HEA. Luckily, Carolyn Crane is brilliant and the first few pages of Devil's Luck completely sold me on him. The first scene at the fair is fantastic, probably my favorite in the book....more

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Mar 13, 2012 ALPHAreader rated it 5 of 5 stars

Simon Fitzgerald is living on borrowed time – and that’s just the way he likes it. He has recklessness in the blood and defies fate at every turn. So his natural enemies are prognosticators – harbingers of death and future. And Simon’s number one frenemy of late is Fawna Brady – Otto and Packard’s old farsighted friend from their days as gang kids, and the best prognosticator in Midcity.

As a child, Fawna was stolen away from Midcity and taken to a lab for a few years. . . before being ‘rescued’...more

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Feb 26, 2012 Paris rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: novellas-and-shorts

First I have to say that I've never been more glad that I have the Kindle Fire than I was when I saw the cover of this book in all it's color glory on my screen. So yummy.

Carolyn Crane's Disillusionist trilogy is one of my favorite series ever. The series is filled with everything I truly enjoy: imperfect characters, romance, intrigue, crazy cliffhangers, highs and lows that make my chest hurt. I can’t get enough of these books, so when I read that Carolyn was going to write a novella for Simon,...more

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Feb 29, 2012 Mandi Schreiner rated it 4 of 5 stars

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One look at Simon and you know he is a wild man. With dragon tattoos, flamboyant (yet sexy masculine) clothing, and a “who cares” attitude, he is the definition of a bad boy. Having spent years working for Packard and his disillusionist team, now that Packard is free and the villains are taken care of (somewhat), Simon is off on his own. An addicted gambler, he can take his reckless attitude and “zing” it into anyone – causing them to then have the reckless feeling for a short amount of time.

Fa...more One look at Simon and you know he is a wild man. With dragon tattoos, flamboyant (yet sexy masculine) clothing, and a “who cares” attitude, he is the definition of a bad boy. Having spent years working for Packard and his disillusionist team, now that Packard is free and the villains are taken care of (somewhat), Simon is off on his own. An addicted gambler, he can take his reckless attitude and “zing” it into anyone – causing them to then have the reckless feeling for a short amount of time.

Fawna was a childhood friend of Packard’s, only to be kidnapped and kept as a slave for her gift. Her gift is that of a long-term prognosticator. She can see into the future, many years ahead and often can see how someone is going to die, or what the scores of big sports games will be. This has made her existence a prison. She was kidnapped by a scientific lab, only to be kidnapped again, to be used as Bobby Barrington, (a murderous gambler) prognosticator slave. Making him rich and feeding his gambling addiction, while exploiting Fawna. After many years, and conceiving a complicated plan, Fawna fakes her death, and is now free. Or as free as she can be. She is addicted to looking into people’s future. There is this burning urge within in her to just take a peek at the near future, which then always pushes it for her to find out when exactly they will die.

She knows Simon, and sees him again at a carnival where he is playing a ring-toss game. And this is where their chemistry and unique relationship starts to jump off the pages. Simon could care less what the future holds. There is a wonderful explanation as to why he has this reckless ,live for the day attitude, which I don’t want to give away in this review. But I loved it and once you learn this piece of information, as the reader you say – aha. This makes so much sense. Fawna can’t stand that Simon doesn’t give a care in the world about any of her predictions. But at the same time she is in awe. She realizes she could be free like him. It is a very big revelation for her.

For a novella, this really packs a punch. I think it really helps that I had read the trilogy, since Simon and Fawna and the world were both introduced previously. But I can also see people enjoying this one who are new to the world. We really get an in-depth look at these two, and their spirit, and attitudes portrayed are so well done. Fawna has looked into Simon’s future and seen that he dies under a poker table. She never paid much thought to it until she becomes his friend. Until she realizes she doesn’t want anything to happen to him. When Simon first brushes her predictions off, she is offended. This is what I love about Fawna. Because she was imprisoned and used for so many years, she is somewhat naive to the world. She doesn’t want to be used for her gifts, yet she gets mad when Simon won’t pay attention to them. On the other hand, Simon hates fate, thinking that once you know the details of your own fate, you are already dead to living. Yet at the same time, they find this fiery passion between them. Fawna finds a release, a reckless abandonment that she craves. And Simon realizes Fawna would never stop him from doing anything. If I have to think of something I didn’t’ like about this book it is that I would have liked a little bit longer ending. A little more closure between them.

So fascinating these two. I could have read an entire full-length book about them. I’m so glad Carolyn Crane wrote their story.
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Mar 01, 2012 Jen (Red Hot Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: disillusionists, urban-fantasy

It's amazing how much heart Carolyn Crane can shove in to such a small number of pages. I didn't care much for Simon in the Disillusionist novels. He wasn't always very nice to Justine; and he had an enormous chip on his shoulder. But with this novella, we learn why he is the way he is. It makes him all the more compelling and it humanizes him in a way that was desperately needed.

Simon's unlikely love interest in the story is Fawna, a prognosticator who can't allow herself to live in the moment....more

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Mar 08, 2012 All Things Urban Fantasy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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There really isn’t another series that I can compare The Disillusionists to. It’s wonderfully weird and off in the way all truly fascinating things are. Unlike the previous three full length novels, DEVIL’S LUCK is much more a paranormal romance than urban fantasy. We get the his and her POVs, and the romance is the driving force behind the story.

Carolyn Crane is simply an excellent writer, really a step (or two) above most of the authors in this genre...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Sophia (FV) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Devil's Luck is a stand alone novella set in Carolyn Crane'sDisillusionists world. If you have not the read the series, you might wonder what the Disillusionists are, and about their history, but since this story focuses mainly on the romance between Fawna and Simon you won't be lost. This might be just enough to tease you into trying out the series and finding out what the Disillutionists are all about. If you have read the series then I'm sure you're just as...more

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Dec 23, 2012 Ruth rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-books, paranormal-urban-fantasy, favourites, bought-dec-2012, read-in-2012

Just finished 'Devil's Luck' - a novella set in the same world as the 'The Disillusionists' trilogy. I really enjoyed it and loved seeing more of Simon, who is one of my favourites. Fawna really is a wonderful character too, I appreciated her more here as she was only briefly in 'Head Rush' and I didn't feel she had enough page time to truly give her character weight - until now.

The only criticisms I have is the length - wish this was a full-length novel instead of a novella. Also felt the end c...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Carien rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: uf, favorites

I love this story!

Seriously: When I read this story I had some doubts along the way. There are a couple of plot points that could have several different outcomes. Most often when this is the case the story takes the possibility that I like the least. I expected this to happen here as well and even though I was really enjoying the story and Crane's writing I was already bracing for an ending that would probably be nice, but not what I was secretly wishing for.

Imagine my surprise when Crane decide...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Melissa Hayden rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-fantasy-romance, urban-paranormal-fantasy, ebook

So much feeling and emotion in this novella! I didn't want it to end, and now I want more of Simon, and Fawna too! Tell Carolyn to keep writing this world!

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Fawna is at the fair wondering on the man swallowing flaming knives ~ What kind of future would he have? Fawna is fighting the urge of looking into his future. This is her addiction, she needs to look, and keep looking for the sad part she knows is there. She's working with her therapist on the issue, but it's hard to fight...more So much feeling and emotion in this novella! I didn't want it to end, and now I want more of Simon, and Fawna too! Tell Carolyn to keep writing this world!

****Full Review****

Fawna is at the fair wondering on the man swallowing flaming knives ~ What kind of future would he have? Fawna is fighting the urge of looking into his future. This is her addiction, she needs to look, and keep looking for the sad part she knows is there. She's working with her therapist on the issue, but it's hard to fight what she's done all her life. As Fawna walks to the gaming tent, she sees Simon, whom she is not fond of for his ability with recklessness. These two opposites, might be able to teach each other something about themselves and what fate has in store for anyone... if they will let it happen, and not fight it.

Oh, I just loved reading this novella! Carolyn has done a wonderful job of pulling Simon to the front lines, along with Fawna. Even thought I had "heard" of Fawna in the first two books of the trilogy, we didn't physically meet her until the third book. I didn't really know much about her going into this read, but I love her now. We learn of Fawna's past, where she had been, what she did as a captive, and why she doesn't like Simon, feeling someone needs to keep an eye on him. Fawna finds she wants to be proven wrong for what she sees as the future, but doesn't feel it's possible....but maybe there's something more Fawna doesn't realize.

Then we have Simon! Oh.... I love Simon now. Oh do we learn so much of Simon! Why he's the way he is, with Simon being true to his form. Simon always seems to find trouble, and enjoys it! He is the one who takes us on the adventures we follow, being he does live a little on the dangerous side.

Did I mention a romance buds here? Well, our resident bad boy just might find some love along the way.

Carolyn does a wonderful job of doing different chapters from each view, which gives us the full rounded story of our two characters. This novella takes two who are complete opposites and possibly, if they let each other, could help and teach each other something in the end.

So much feeling and emotion in this novella! I didn't want it to end, and now I want more of Simon, and Fawna too!
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Mar 02, 2012 Betsy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I loved this series and maybe the afterglow has faded and I have read some other series since then, but this novella did not quite meet my high expectations. It was still a good sound story. This was a different side of Simon than I had seen in the three books of the trilogy and I was hoping for even more over the top behavior. Perhaps faced with a relationship and an anchor or focus for his life he changed his tone and this change made him emotionally a little less "reckless". I find it difficu...more

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Mar 23, 2012 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

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*sigh* Simon. I love Simon. And we finally know what makes him tick!

Readers of Carolyn Crane’s Disillusionists series have been following and loving Simon since book one was released in 2010. His character is larger than life and he is very hard to ignore when he appears on the page. He’s one of those guys you think you should be annoyed by but you can’t help but like. And in Devil’s Luck, we finally get to know what makes him tick and we are also lucky...more Posted at Yummy Men & Kick Ass Chicks

*sigh* Simon. I love Simon. And we finally know what makes him tick!

Readers of Carolyn Crane’s Disillusionists series have been following and loving Simon since book one was released in 2010. His character is larger than life and he is very hard to ignore when he appears on the page. He’s one of those guys you think you should be annoyed by but you can’t help but like. And in Devil’s Luck, we finally get to know what makes him tick and we are also lucky enough to witness how his world is turned upside down by a little lady. And for Simon, that is a huge accomplishment on Fawna’s part.

I definitely recommend reading the full series before diving into Devil’s Luck. The way this novella is written, it would help you a lot. This story just jumps right in. You start off by being at Fawna’s side as she uses her gift (it’s a great scene that really helps us understand her and what she goes through on a daily basis) then we are quickly brought beside Simon and watch him do what he does best: try to beat the odds. Right away, you are in the story – no lead in and no long drawn out descriptions of past events – and I loved that.

And yes, we learn why Simon is as reckless as he is and I can’t believe I never thought much about the ‘why’ behind it before! He is reckless for a reason and once you learn why, not only will you kick yourself for not thinking of the why before but it totally makes sense! And even though the reason is sort of sad, his attitude is so awesome you can’t help but not feel sorry for him. He is amazing.

And yes ladies and gentlemen we finally find out what’s with all the bobbles that are stuck, tacked, sewed and placed on Fawna’s coat. Buttons, casino chips, doll heads…you name it, she has it on her coat. And the reason is great. Almost equal parts cool, creepy and sad, but great. Again her story is gripping and her bravery is amazing. I really enjoyed reading her and I find that she and Simon make a great match. They ‘get’ each other completely and it’s actually sort of adorable to watch them together. Adorable in a slightly twisted way. *g*

I really like how Carolyn writes her novellas. You don’t feel as though you are missing pieces and you don’t feel like the story is rushed. Well paced and well told, Devil’s Luck is not only a solid read but also a must-read for fans of the Disillusionists series.

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Mar 02, 2012 Alexia561 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, fantasy, review-copy

Really enjoying The Disillusionists series, and this short story is a welcome addition! It's about Simon and Fawna, both awesome characters mentioned all too briefly in the other books. I always wondered about Simon's background, and am pleased with the details Carolyn provides. And Fawna! Would love to see more of her in the future!

Simon thumbs his nose at fate and doesn't want anything to do with Fawna's ability to see into the future. His total refusal to let destiny have any impact on his li...more

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Mar 05, 2012 Suzanne the Mighty ~Satin Seductress~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Simon's crazy recklessness is what made him a Disillusionist, no gamble is too small for him, no risk to big to take, all in his effort to defy fate, a fate that would have had him die 13 years earlier. Fawna is caged with her knowledge of the future and Simon's devil-may-care fuck you attitude to fate both fascinates and repels her, she longs to be free of her cage as Simon seems to be free of his. But Fawna has seen the death that awaits in Simon's future is desparate to stop it.

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Mar 21, 2012 Ferdy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: likeable-heroine, dark-tortured-broody-hero

A Disillusionists novella about Simon and Fawna. In Head Rush, Simon and Fawna shared an intense dislike for one another. Simon is a reckless gambler, who likes to live in the moment. He's not interested in fate, the future or Fawna who is the embodiment of everything he's against. Fawna is the mad, eccentric prognosticator, who has always been compelled to look into the future of those around her. After escaping years of imprisonment and servitude, Fawna wants to be free of the future and exper...more

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Mar 01, 2012 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, 2012-favorites, urban-fantasy, kindle

Loved loved loved this book! Except it was too short and now it's over...

I am not sure how to objectively review this book, because it felt so incredibly personal to me. The main characters, Simon and Fawna (from the Disillusionists trilogy), experience feelings and revelations, a connection of sorts, that just rings so true to me. I really doubt that it rings true for everyone who would read the book. But I was totally swept away - my heart actually raced! - by the intensity of the revelations...more

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Feb 25, 2012 MandyM rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

It's fabulous to be back in the very cerebral world of Carolyn Crane's Disillusionist series . This is the gorgeous and reckless Simon's story. In it we see how his gift developed when, as a young man, he developed a heart condition and was given only three months to live. His love interest is Fawna, the prognosticator, who lives in a cage of always knowing what is to come. Her addiction to knowing is humorously portrayed in the first chapter as she makes a desperate phone call to her therapist...more

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May 04, 2012 Prangon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fairy-tale, fantasy, i-own, romance, adult, read-in-2012

If you are a Disillusionist series fan, like me Simon is not a stranger to you. For me Simon Fitzgerald's flamboyant attitude has always been attractive. I was dying to read more about him ever since Miss Crane first introduced him in her books.

In this novella, Devil's Luck we find out more about Simon and Fawna. Simon, who has no care in the world attitude has a depth that I never imagined. He pretty much doesn't give a shit about whatever is in his future. He is more determined to change his...more

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May 17, 2012 Alexandria Darcy rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really love it when authors write spinoffs/short stories about my favorite side characters from their original series. This is one of those times. I loved Simon in the Disillusionist trilogy, but even more in this short story that's all his own. Fawna is a really fun character too. This book was an excellent example of character development throughout. They both go through so much in such a short time, and it is written beautifully. If you loved the Disillusionists, you'll love this, too.

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Dec 27, 2012 D.G. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: novella, urban-fantasy, reviewed

I'm not sure I got this novella.

I loved the explanation for Simon's recklessness and I loved how he wasn't "cured" at the end. But that ending was horrendous! Who wants the hero to be so (view spoiler)

Their relationship just moved too fast. At one moment they were frenemies and at the next, they are professing their undying love? I think the reader need some time to process the whole "she was with me in that moment."

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Feb 27, 2012 Jen (That's What I'm Talking About) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: disillusionists-series, novella, urban-fantasy, 2012-new-to-me-author

My Rating: 4.5 Stars: Loved it - enthusiastically recommend (A)

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What a wonderful novella from Ms. Crane. It is a real treat for Disillutionists fans. We finally get to see the world from Simon's POV. The novella is full of heart. The story full of promise. I, for one, hope Ms. Crane revisits this amazing world again.

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Apr 28, 2012 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ms. Crane's characters are unique, as is the world she's created for The Disillusionists series. Devil's Luck is a novella featuring Simon and Fawna, who are not only opposites, they dislike each other until meeting unexpectedly at a fair Fawna finds herself fascinated with Simon's behavior. Why does he act the way he does? I won't say more because of spoilers, but this story is a romance unlike any I have read before, and fans of the series will love it.

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Mar 11, 2012 Nikki rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, fiction, urban-fantasy, short-stories, paranormal, own-kindle, kindle-freebie, 2012

I love Carolyn Crane's Disillusionists series. I enjoy Simon within the series but did not have a strong interest in him singularly, although I was very intrigued by the idea of a short story revolving around him. However, Simon felt a little off to me from how he is in the series, perhaps because love is involved. Fawna, his love interest, ranks pretty low in interest for me so she did not help my enjoyment of the ebook. I prefer some Justine drama rather than Fawna drama it turns out. But as a...more

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Jul 21, 2012 Penny Watson rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a short story that is part of the Disillusionist series. I continue to be awe-struck by Crane's talent. I love how her mind works....she has a truly unique way of looking at the world around her, and that comes through in her characters, the way she builds a story, and her wonderful and quirky voice. Hot damn, this was a great novella, and I sure hope she writes the epilogue she's considering. Do it, CC!

Grade: A

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Mar 31, 2012 Nawnee rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This is a short story that includes some of my favorite character's fromnthe disillusionment series. This is a must read if you are a fan of the series it gives much needed insight into to personality, and reasoning behind one of the character's actions. Plus its nice to read about them getting their own happy ending

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Devil's Luck (The Disillusionists #3.5)

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