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The Touch of Twilight (Signs of the Zodiac #3)

by Vicki Pettersson (Goodreads Author)

3.85 of 5 stars 3.85 · rating details · 2,560 ratings · 98 reviews

The Third Sign of the Zodiac

Joanna Archer has reluctantly accepted the roles destiny assigned her: Avenger, Savior … Destroyer.

On the surface she’s a sexy, sophisticated socialite, at home among the beautiful people of the Las Vegas upper crust. But Joanna Archer inhabits another world: a place ordinary humans can’t see and could never enter … a dangerous dimension where a...more

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Published May 27th 2008 by Harper Voyager

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Jun 06, 2008 Seth rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: randroids, compulsive series-finishers, aryan supermen, 70's 4-color comic fans

Shelves: modernfantasy, sf-f-h

I had high hopes that this would be a three-star book; sadly, it isn't. And it isn't the unsupportable world (she's writing her way out of that, slowly), the doormat of a protag (that's getting better over time), or the whoppers that torment the language like a Dominican Inquisitor (she's really improving there, which is good but also kind of sad).

This time, the problem is the the deep-seated assumption on the superiority of the "hero" characters and the protagonist's need to acquiesce to their...more

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Jun 04, 2012 Angela Risner rated it 5 of 5 stars

In the last book, Joanna used her changeling, Jasmine, to visit her (supposed) one true love, Ben. This apparently "broke" Jasmine and now the graphic novels that tell the stories of the Light superheroes cannot be written. Without a written history, the Light superheroes run the risk of failing to exist.

Regan, who was introduced in the last book as well, continues to be a scourge on Joanna's life. She has come of age and reinvented herself as a copycat of the real Joanna and is now dating Ben....more

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Aug 13, 2011 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am working my way through this series at a pretty rapid rate because it is enjoyable and each book leaves unanswered questions and problems that need a solution. Each book makes the world larger but still leaving the reader wanting more.

As much as I like this series I do have a few continuing issues. This is now the third book in the series and beyond a brief mention in book one, the world is still all White. This is absolutely unrealistic for a city like Las Vegas and speaks very much to the...more I am working my way through this series at a pretty rapid rate because it is enjoyable and each book leaves unanswered questions and problems that need a solution. Each book makes the world larger but still leaving the reader wanting more.

As much as I like this series I do have a few continuing issues. This is now the third book in the series and beyond a brief mention in book one, the world is still all White. This is absolutely unrealistic for a city like Las Vegas and speaks very much to the authors belief in White supremacy. If you cannot even imagine people of colour, in a world of your creation, it means that we are less than nothing in her mind. The same erasure of course exists for the GLBT community in this book, with the exception of the following line:

"I wasn't going to get into a conversation about transgenders with a kid who read National Geographic for the boobies."(emphasis mine) pg. 177

The use of the word transgenders is absolute dehumanizing though not surprising considering how Pettersson through around the word hermaphrodite in the first book. If I find her choice of words upsetting, I cannot imagine how much more so people who are gender variant find them.

Much of the book centered around the fact that the zodiacs get their importance from their mothers rather than their fathers. As much as this series is about light vs dark it is also matriarchy vs patriarchy. Often this question does not arise in society let alone the media. If you doubt it question why it is most children carry their fathers last name and why it is always a concession to add a mothers name using a hyphen. In much of what Joanna/Oliva does she is directly withstanding her fathers claim on her identity. When we think of the rise of things like purity balls this can be seen as transgressive. Does the daughter naturally belong to her father until ownership can be transferred to a husband or does the daughter have a right to choose her mother or even herself? Indirectly I would say that these are question that Pettersson is seeking to explore with this series.

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Dec 30, 2010 Karissa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the third book in the Sign of the Zodiac series by Vicki Pettersson. This book was a strong addition to the series, a lot happens, and many things from the last book are resolved.

In this book Joanna Archer is struggling with a number of things; one of the Shadow Agents (under cover as Rose) has her sights set on Joanna's childhood sweetheart Ben, Joanna is being hunted by a mysterious doppleganger, something has happened to the changeling that protects Joanna, the Tulpa is still trying t...more This is the third book in the Sign of the Zodiac series by Vicki Pettersson. This book was a strong addition to the series, a lot happens, and many things from the last book are resolved.

In this book Joanna Archer is struggling with a number of things; one of the Shadow Agents (under cover as Rose) has her sights set on Joanna's childhood sweetheart Ben, Joanna is being hunted by a mysterious doppleganger, something has happened to the changeling that protects Joanna, the Tulpa is still trying to woe Joanna to the "darkside", and on top of all this the third sign of the Zodiac is imminent. Of course there is also the issue of Joanna's daughter, Joanna's lack of a relationship with Hunter, and Joanna's missing mother. When you take it all in, there is a lot going on in this book.

For the most part it was a very good book and I enjoyed it. I loved the addition of the doppleganger. I loved that more depth was added to Zane, the comic book store owner. I also liked that Joanna is learning more about her powers and finally taking a bit more responsibility for her actions. It was a very interesting book. I also liked that Pettersson is trying to take this a bit beyond most paranormals by adding a deep Mythos behind her characters and adding interesting theories of vibrational frequencies behind the power of the super heros.

There were a few things I didn't like though. For a lot of the book I feel like Joanna is confused and just has two much going on. It is almost like Joanna has horrible ADD and can't focus long enough to complete anything. It makes me wonder if maybe Pettersson is having some trouble focusing on what the point of the story is; maybe she's thrown too much at Joanna for this character to get things done in some symblance of order. Joanna's fixation with Ben and blindness towards him is irritating, as is her reluctance to accept her new life. Joanna's lack of training and knowledge is also irritating, usually in this type of story you would have at least a small period where the hero learns what their capabilities are and Joanna doesn't do that; she just stumbles through the story. Also, even though I liked the inclusion of scientific theory behind the special super hero powers, I felt like the vibrational theory explanation was a bit contrived. It felt like Pettersson was making up these theories on the fly and hadn't really thought them though.

Even though this wasn't the tightest most well put together story that I have ever read, and the main character seemed unfocused and scattered at times, it was still a very good book. Joanna has a lot of depth as a character and the story is wildly creative and interesting. Joanna does redeem herself at the end, showing that she is growing as a character and making progress in accepting who she is. This isn't quite the book I had hoped it would be, but I have high hopes for the next novel. These books are just a hair away from being something really extraordinary. (less)

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Jul 12, 2009 Krissie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, sci-fi

I think I've mentioned reviewing the previous two books how nice it is to have a new idea about good vs. evil. A lot of good vs. bad stories, particularly, I find, superhero stories, revolve around the efforts of good and bad to totally eradicate each other. But 8in this series, the good guys aren't trying to eradicate the bad; they're just trying to maintain the balance between the good and the bad, so that we mere mortals are able to make our own decisions regarding the path we follow.

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Jan 25, 2012 Sarina Asheford rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Touch of Twilight was as intriguing and entertaining as I thought it would be. The main protagonist Joanna has a lot of growing into herself to do and the challenge at times seems like it may break her. The ever changing landscape of emotional upheaval and destruction that she faces would definitely break your average mortal. The characters all show strong personalities and quirks that become another challenge for the reader to decipher. Once again at the end of a Vicki Pettersson book I fin...more

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Mar 11, 2009 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I enjoyed the book. I really did. The series is interesting and I'm definitely invested in the characters. However, the "new author" smell is wearing off and I'm starting to notice some flaws. There have definitely been occassions in the book where I wondered if Vicki Pettersson remembered what she'd said in one of the earlier books, or even earlier in this book. It's not a new problem, I noticed it before, but it...more Note: this review will be useless to someone who hasn't read the first two books.
I enjoyed the book. I really did. The series is interesting and I'm definitely invested in the characters. However, the "new author" smell is wearing off and I'm starting to notice some flaws. There have definitely been occassions in the book where I wondered if Vicki Pettersson remembered what she'd said in one of the earlier books, or even earlier in this book. It's not a new problem, I noticed it before, but it seemed a bit heavier in this book. It seems like something is lacking in her writing, but I couldn't tell you what.
That said, the story here is interesting. The mythology gets a lot more philosophical and enigmatic, and sometimes hard to follow, but still interesting.
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I'm getting really tired of the troop falling for the Tulpa's tricks and playing right into his hands. You think they'd learn to excercise a little bit more caution.
I'm also bored to death with Ben Traina. I don't like the way his character has developed (which may be the point) and I'm ready for Joanna to get over him, stop being quite so naive and stubborn and give Hunter the chance he deserves. Hunter seems a way better match for Joanna's character anyway. There never really was much to convince you that Ben and Joanna had a great thing going, you were just expected to accept that they had a history and count that as enough. But we've gotten to see the relationship between Hunter and Jo up close, so I'm definitely more motivated to cheer for it.
I'm am getting really really sick of Regan (also probably the point), but I suppose Joanna can't keep going up against the Tulpa and surviving without it starting to look fishy, so I guess there has to be some smaller enemy for her to focus on and she already took out Ajax and Joaquin.
Warren's character creates such mixed feelings in me. He's this huge mix of leadership and paranoia with a little bit of naivety mixed in. Really don't know what to do with him.

Still worth reading and I'm definitely looking forward to the release of the fourth book in July.
That's my two cents, take it for what it's worth.
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Jan 15, 2009 Schnaucl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, owned, read_2009, series, urban_fantasy, january

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Apr 02, 2011 Scooper Speaks rated it 4 of 5 stars

Favorite Line: “The need to amputate her smile welled, and I took a step forward before I could stop it.” (p. 7)

Book three in Vicki Pettersson’s Sign of the Zodiac series, The Touch of Twilight, picks up where book two The Taste of Night ends, with Joanna/Oliva Archer’s arch-enemy dating the love of Jo’s life. Determined not to lose Ben, Joanna is willing to risk everything for him.

This book takes a look into the loss and loneliness involved in being a superhero. Joanna was damaged long before g...more

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Dec 31, 2011 zcb257 rated it 5 of 5 stars

I can't remember, if ever, having cried reading a book. This one had me bawling and it's only midway through the series! This is my favorite so far not only because it made me cry, but because the heroin comes together in this installment. In the previous two books we watch Joanna screw up time and time again with so many 'I told you so's' in her back pocket that I'm sure we all wondered why her ass wasn't dragging. It was actually beginning to annoy. Here she manages to see the forest for the t...more

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Nov 29, 2008 Elizabeth rated it 4 of 5 stars

On the surface she's a sexy, sophisticated socialite, at home among the beautiful people of the Las Vegas upper crust. But Joanna Archer inhabits another world: a place ordinary humans can't see and could never enter ... a dangerous dimension where an eternal battle rages between the agents of Light and Shadow. And Joanna is both.

She never asked for the mantle that's been thrust upon her, but she will not abandon it now that it's hers. Stalked by an enigmatic doppleganger from a preternatural re...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Damali rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

For me, consistency is very important. This book had problems to the point where I no longer wanted to put in the work to understand the world. The characters would go through personality changes from one paragraph to the next. I feel like the world created in the first two books was maybe too complicated to keep track of, and I think the author was releasing a novel every six months. I still don't understand why mistakes couldn't have been spotted in the same section. I've found a few series th...more

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Dec 22, 2009 ♦Jennifer♦ rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: superhero lovers, people who are interested in astrology

These books manage to be a great superhero stories, almost too cliche, but they never quite cross that line for me.

This book was no different. It combined action and romance seamlessly, and had me looking for more.

I loved how she finally decided to make the mature decision of letting Ben go. She was only hurting them both, by never giving him any closure. Not to mention, she can now focus on Hunter. Although I doubt it'll be that simple.

And Regan makes a great bad guy, she's just so easy to ha...more

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Jul 20, 2011 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Touch of Twilight is another great addition to Pettersson's Joanna Archer series. The book picks up with Joanna going after Regan, the Shadow who is targeting the man Joanna loves. It is during the fight with Regan that Joanna realizes that there is another force at work causing chaos in the city. This third book in the series is one of growth for Joanna as she tries to find her place with her troop, deal with her past and her love for Ben, and also deal with her attraction and connection to...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Ryoko rated it 3 of 5 stars

I don't know if it's because I've been reading the series straight through (and very fast) but I put this one down half-way through and didn't pick it up until a week later. Too much of a good thing? Maybe. It lost me for a while. Back full force for the end though. Joanna is really a vibrant personality. I enjoy her perspective very much. I do think she can be an idiot sometimes, though--SPOILER------as with when she took the compact Regan left. That was obvious on all levels.

I was thrilled wit...more

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Dec 28, 2010 Amanda Croley rated it 3 of 5 stars

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May 11, 2011 Paula rated it 3 of 5 stars

I like 'The Touch of Twilight' better than the 2nd book in the series. There were fewer irritating moments, but Jo is still really self centered which is hurting others. She is also being shamefully manipulated by the more powerful characters in the book. Characters that should be more supportive. I think the Jo is intentionally being kept ignorant and denied knowledge that could keep her safer. The comic book kids produce some levity in the story. I hope Zane finds freedom and Jo fixes the chil...more

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Jan 07, 2009 Necia rated it 4 of 5 stars

After reading the 1st two books in this series, I was a little hesitant on continuing on. The series takes comic book characters to a whole nother level. In any event, I continued on, and picked up the 3rd book. OMG, I was hooked. It was a lot of extra going on, but it bought the whole story together. In this book, Vickie Pettersson introduced new characters and elements, and also expanded on other characters role. It was a fantastic read! I know without a doubt, I will be reading the next in li...more

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Feb 26, 2011 Marcia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

It was an excellent sequel to book #2 of the series. We learn a bit more about Joanna/Olivia, and she finally learns to let go of the old her ...but at what cost? I can't wait to find out... I am a little worried she's lost Hunter forever tho, and that will royally piss me off! Not that she wouldn't deserve ... dumbass. :)

I'd give it a five, but there were small parts of the book I found myself skimming, which is never good... but it wasn't overly many or else I wouldn't continue the series. I...more

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Jul 05, 2009 Cheryl rated it 1 of 5 stars

I was seriously disappointed in "The Touch of Twilight, The Third Sign of the Zodiac." I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in this series by Vick Pettersson and had eagerly awaited the third. As it was, I forced myself to read thru the first two chapters and then skipped thru the book. She fights with a doppelganger, yadda, yadda. She's in angst about a former love of her life, yadda, yadda. 406 pages of confusing, dragged out verbiage. It could have been a taut adventure if half the "yadda...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Regina Martinez rated it 3 of 5 stars

Sadly this one was not my favorite. Good premise of the doppelgänger, the broken changling, and the problem of the comics of the light not being able to be read by the children. I was hoping that the book would have expanded more on these plot lines. Instead the story concentrates on Joanna's inability to grow as a character, she is stuck in her immature antics of only focussing/obsessing on Ben her childhood love. She is hell bent on revenge and destruction of Regan, the shadow cancerian, who h...more

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Oct 28, 2012 Stacy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another wild ride in the battle for Las Vegas. I found the first couple of chapters to be almost annoyingly confused and/or vague, like there was complex stuff going on that I was supposed to understand, but didn't. But I guess, as usual, that was a reflection of Joanna's confusion, though it didn't seem exactly presented that way. We soon got momentum going, however, and you were more easily able to go with the flow. It did take Joanna a frustratingly long time to figure out the riddle of the d...more

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Aug 02, 2010 Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

**Review** Our heroine, Joanna Archer, the Light Sagittarius, comes from a lineage of superheroines. She took over her sister Olivia's identity after she fell to her death in the first book in this series. Now, she's in peril of losing her superhero identity as an unknown doppelganger that has appeared. *Created, naturally, by her own mother!**
If Joanna doesn't solve her double's riddle soon, the doppelganger will eat her heart and assume her identity. This may or may not have something to do wi...more

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Nov 17, 2010 Danielle rated it 5 of 5 stars

This series just gets better and better. I mean who wouldn't want to be this kick-ass superhero who everyone wants to keep under wraps or better yet even destroy.

Joanna is back! She is still trying to understand her powers and find her place in the Zodiac troop. It has only been a few months since her 25th birthday and the transformation that has changed her life forever. Then next stage of the prophesy is ready to happen.The question on everyone's mind is, Will her shadow half come into power?...more

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Oct 03, 2011 Nairabell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-star, urban-fantasy

Joanna Archer has finally accepted her dual identity as a beautiful socialite by day and a warrior for the light by night. But the third sign of the zodiac is about to rise, and it is prophesied that Joanna will turn her back on the light when her dormant shadow side rises and she joins forces with her father, the Tulpa aka leader of the shadows. Joanna is also being hunted by a doppelganger who wants nothing more than to take over Joanna's life, and the shadow agent Regan who is corrupting Joan...more Joanna Archer has finally accepted her dual identity as a beautiful socialite by day and a warrior for the light by night. But the third sign of the zodiac is about to rise, and it is prophesied that Joanna will turn her back on the light when her dormant shadow side rises and she joins forces with her father, the Tulpa aka leader of the shadows. Joanna is also being hunted by a doppelganger who wants nothing more than to take over Joanna's life, and the shadow agent Regan who is corrupting Joanna's first love Ben.

I was looking forward to this book, and while it wasn't quite what I expected I wasn't disappointed. The introduction of doppelgangers and a whole other world called Midheaven was unexpected, but helped the book to continue developing. This book also picked up some features from the earlier books - like the changelings, where non-lineaged star signs come from and the Tulpa's desperation for revenge on Zoe, Joanna's mother.

Joanna annoyed me a bit in this book, continually whining about Ben. She completely ignores Hunter (the other potential love interest) for most of the book, and then ends up really hurting him in a show of immaturity and selfishness. Thankfully the Ben storyline is concluded in this book, so hopefully Joanna will pull herself together and start acting like a grown-up.

While the other star sign characters don't get much attention, Chandra (the initiate who was usurped by Joanna) does get a fair bit of page time and finds her role within the light team. Before now Chandra has been pretty one-dimensional, and this book sees her become a more developed character. We also find out a lot more about Zane, the record keeper who draws the comics - like how exactly he became the record keeper, and what that entails.

Disappointingly, quite a lot of story threads were left unfinished at the end of the book which given how well liked the books appear to be was unnecessary. However, it could be that it will take a lot to tie them up so that could be why they were left hanging. One major one was that the fourth sign of the zodiac was not revealed, whereas each book so far has revealed the following sign.

All in all, I enjoyed the book (although slightly less than books one The Scent of Shadows and two The Taste of Night)and am looking forward to book four: City of Souls.

Plot: 9/10
Characters: 8/10
Ending: 10/10
Enjoyment: 10/10
Cover: 7/10

Overall: 44/50 (less)

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May 19, 2009 Tammy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy, witches-and-magic-users

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Okay, so there's a plot going on about a doppelganger and who wants to take over Joanna's life. The way it's going to do that is by eating her heart. It's also causing dimensional rifts when it tears through to our dimension to get at Joanna, rifts that could cause so much destruction (end of the world) that her father, the evil Tulpa, wants her to help him destroy it. This should be a straightforward threat, but sometimes the doppelganger actually seems to be helping her.

Meanwhile, Regan, a mem...more

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Aug 26, 2008 Kim rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of urban fantasy and dark superhero fiction

I just finished reading this one, and I must saw, as always, Pettersson's books sure pack a wallop! The Third Sign of the Zodiac is that the Shadow side (or is it the dormant side?) of the Kairos (Joanna Archer) will awaken, and Joanna's father, the evil Tulpa, would like nothing better than to see her join his Shadow team. That is, until he perceives her chi is damaged, a problem which has also caused the manuals of Light to become unreadable, and the changeling Jasmine to develop some of the s...more I just finished reading this one, and I must saw, as always, Pettersson's books sure pack a wallop! The Third Sign of the Zodiac is that the Shadow side (or is it the dormant side?) of the Kairos (Joanna Archer) will awaken, and Joanna's father, the evil Tulpa, would like nothing better than to see her join his Shadow team. That is, until he perceives her chi is damaged, a problem which has also caused the manuals of Light to become unreadable, and the changeling Jasmine to develop some of the same powers Joanna has, all the while forgetting her changeling nature (as is typical at puberty) but failing to pass the torch. Meanwhile, a mysterious doppelganger has entered the picture, hungry for Joanna's heart. Joanna comes across much better in this third installment than she did in the second, as she is growing in her abilities and actually showing some ingenuity at times. She's deeply torn between two lovers, one mortal and one superhero, and there's plenty of romantic angst if you like that sort of thing. I found the climax to be clever and thrilling, one of those for which the seeds were sown earlier but which still caught me by surprise. Unfortunately, in my opinion the book could easily have stopped twenty pages before it did, since the ending was designed to a. too quickly tie up one of the plot lines (did the author get bored?) and b. remind us that, oh yeah, a lot of things still haven't been resolved. Because they haven't, and because I find this a fun and exciting series, I'm already anxious for book number 4!
P.S. I wish that Pettersson would come up with a sort of dramatis personae, although it might be challenging with the changes in personnel. But do the math; if every sign is represented there will be twelve members each of the Shadow and Light sides, plus initiates, mortal beards, and various associated figures, plus the people at the comic book store, plus ordinary mortals. That's a lot of characters to keep track of!
P.P.S. I also wish Pettersson would be nicer with and to us Libras! We're nice folks, honest!(less)

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Aug 23, 2008 Janice (Janicu) rated it 4 of 5 stars

The signs of the Zodiac series is a dark series with a comic book, Frank Miller feel. The rules of the world are many, and there is a lot for the reader to accept, but I think that once you do, you have a gritty and compelling story that's enjoyable to read, if you can handle an angsty tale. Joanna Archer is an imperfect heroine who does a lot of unlikeable things and makes decisions that I felt were wrong. It's the fact that she keeps trying to make up for her mistakes and her ultimate goal is...more

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Jun 30, 2008 Donna rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: comic book fans

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Joanna Archer is still getting used to the dramatic changes in her life. She recently became a member of a Zodiac-themed group of heroes, and she was forced into pretending to be her late sister as a secret identity. Her situation is even more complicated because of the mysterious disappearance of her mother, her determination to protect her ex from an enemy agent, and the fact that even her allies are waiting to see if the influence of her evil father will turn her against them.

This series is u...more

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Jun 01, 2008 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, fiction

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. So let me start out by saying I love this book series, I love the writing, I love the characters, I love the plot, so any criticism that follows will not change those things. But that being said:

WTF? You could almost completely skip this book and go on to the next and not miss anything. I mean, yes, she FINALLY sleeps with Hunter (Me <- Big Hunter fan), she "leaves" Ben, and Regan and the Tupla are now preoccupied (one with living and one with not being killed). But emotionally Olivia, as she...more

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Vicki Pettersson is the New York Times bestselling author of the Signs of the Zodiac novels, a completed six-book urban fantasy series set in her hometown of Las Vegas. She's now writing Celestial Blues, a supernatural noir trilogy that began with THE TAKEN (2012) and has been followed by THE LOST (2013). She divides her time between Las Vegas and Dallas.

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