Magic on the Storm (Allie Beckstrom, #4)

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Magic on the Storm (Allie Beckstrom #4)

by Devon Monk (Goodreads Author)

4.08 of 5 stars 4.08 · rating details · 2,702 ratings · 123 reviews

Allison Beckstrom is committed to her work tracing illegal spells. Now, there's an apocalyptic storm bearing down on Portland, and when it hits, all the magic in the area will turn unstable and destructive. To stop it from taking out the entire city, Allie and her lover, the mysterious Zayvion Jones, must work with the Authority-the enigmatic arbiters of all things magic-a...more

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Published May 4th 2010 by Roc

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May 14, 2012 Kathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I strongly recommend you read the previous books in the series (Magic to the Bone, Magic in the Blood and Magic in the Shadows) prior to reading this installment.

This book started out really slow. This installment didn't seem like the ones before it. There wasn't a lot of deep mystery to it to entice the reader along and Allie seemed to be a bit impotent with her magic. There seem to be a bit of a lackluster about the story. This installment felt more like a building block for the next installme...more

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Nov 26, 2011 Madame X rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: heroine-can-kick-ass, paranormal-urban-fantasy, romance-spans-multiple-books

Still having a love and hate relationship with this series. All the Allie Beckstrom novels seem to blur together – it’s the same conflict here that we’ve been dealing with for the past few books. Her psycho dad is still stuck in her head, and she still needs to get him out. Grayson the necromorph is still causing problems. Davy the Hound is still following her around, and Allie still expects him to listen to advice that she’d never take herself. Jingo Jingo is still getting away with all sorts o...more Still having a love and hate relationship with this series. All the Allie Beckstrom novels seem to blur together – it’s the same conflict here that we’ve been dealing with for the past few books. Her psycho dad is still stuck in her head, and she still needs to get him out. Grayson the necromorph is still causing problems. Davy the Hound is still following her around, and Allie still expects him to listen to advice that she’d never take herself. Jingo Jingo is still getting away with all sorts of bad stuff, and the Authority is still a dubious and hard to like institution. Oh, and Allie still doesn’t have a car.

MAGIC ON THE STORM is built on a nice little parallelism. There’s a storm of wild magic headed for Portland, and it’s up to the Authority to make sure that it doesn’t destroy the city. And the war that’s been on the horizon within the Authority is advancing right along with the storm.

Here’s the problem with the war: Allie has no idea what it’s about. You’d think a book about this approaching war would be a good opportunity for Devon Monk to lay out the factions, tell us what’s at stake. For Allie to get the lay of the land and maybe pick a side. But that’s not what happens. At the end of the book, I was pretty sure that members of one faction were more evil than members of the other faction, but that’s about it. I certainly didn’t see enough of a distinction between the two sides to root for either one.

So that’s annoying. Zavion is delicious throughout. Shamus is my new favorite character and we get lots of time with him in MAGIC IN THE STORM, including lots of backstory. There’s some dark twisted stuff in his past, which suits him to a T, but he’s still great comic relief.

I think my biggest problem with the series is Allie. She’s a bit of a damsel in distress. I mean, she thinks she’s lady badass but really, most of the time when the going gets tough she needs saving. I’m glad she’s started training in magic and martial arts, but she’s not far enough along for it to make a difference. All of her enemies outgun her. It bothers me that even though she’s aware of her own weakness, she shrugs and blunders along into dangerous situations anyhow. She seems to think she has a talent for saving the day at the last minute but really she has a habit of relying on other people to pull her fat out of the fire.

I’d like this story to move forward at a faster pace. For some of the old problems to go away and make way for new problems. For Allie to stop being so clueless. But for all that I’m still invested in the characters and eager to find out what happens next.
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Jan 02, 2011 drey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010-reads, urban-fantasy

I hate to say this, but this installment of Devon Monk's Allie Beckstrom series didn't get me all excited or enthused or even heart-pitter-pattery... What the heck?? Did I wait too long between Magic in the Shadows and this? *sigh*

Anyway. Never mind me. Allie has trouble looming. Like, T-R-O-U-B-L-E trouble. Dad-in-her-head trouble. Apocalyptic-storm-heading-towards-Portland trouble. Zayvion-plus-Allie-equals-Soul-Complements-equals-go-nuts trouble. The-Authority-is-not-all-hunky-dory-kumbaya-si...more

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Apr 29, 2010 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won a Magic on the Storm ARC, and it's my first Devon Monk read. Once again, I'm smacking myself in the head for waiting this long to read her books. I loved her writing, the characters and the plot. There were action scenes that completely floored me. I couldn't have stopped reading for any reason, short of the kids stabbing each other or the house exploding during these scenes.

Magic on the Storm is urban fantasy mixed with paranormal romance. It's on the dark side, but has humor to offset th...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Lisa King rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: enjoyed-it

After I had finished the book, I noticed that my thumbs were sore, very sore. The ending of this book was so engrossing that I was gripping the book open so hard, it was that intense, that my thumb joints are sore. All I can say is that I can glad I have the next book to dive right into.

Our heroine, Allie Beckstrom, has been training, both magically and physically, for the past two months with her lover Zayvion Jones. All is well, Allie has all her memories and her life hasn't become complicated...more

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Mar 02, 2012 Paris rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, must-read-series, urban-fantasy

Argh! Once again the begging was like walking through mud that’s up to my shins. I mean, I love Allie and Zay together and am usually all for tender moments and sex, but there were so many times when the scene would end and I assumed we’d move on to what was really important. Instead, we got every teeny tiny detail of what Allie needed to do. For instance, the whole chapter dedicated to going back to Allie’s to shower, while yes the shower was nice and the revelation about the whole Soul Complem...more

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May 21, 2011 Ami rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy-paranormal-futuristic

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This story took two months after the event of book #3 (Magic in the Shadows). Allie has been training and learning with teachers from the Authority. Her relationship with Zayvion is going well. It is a nice change ... until the promise of wild storm coming to hit Portland. Then, all hell's break loose, when Greyson (the Necromorph who killed Allie's father) is out from his cage, hundred of disks are robbed, and war between magic users is officially started. On top of that, Zayvion's soul is bein...more

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Aug 07, 2012 Lynda Tatad rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: series-r-us

Do not pick up this book until you have read the previous books in this series!! There is some mention of what happened previously, but you'll enjoy this book more if you've read the first 3 books starting with Magic to the Bone!

Allie Beckstrom works as a Hound, her job is to trace illegal spells back to their casters. There is always a price to pay for using magic, whether it is a migraine, headaches, or amnesia. She recently set up a warehouse as a place for other Hounds to gather, back each o...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Holly rated it 4 of 5 stars

A huge wild magic storm is coming and the Authority is gearing up to prevent anything bad from happening as a result. Greyson is in a cage under Maeve's inn but more aware and with more help then the others realize. Authority members from out of town come to help in the preparations for the storm, including Shame's supposed soul complement Terric. Chase frees Greyson and betrays the Authority and especially Zay by trying to kill him. Allie luckily has her 'pet' Stone to help her out a few times,...more

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Jul 20, 2010 Kt from A Book Obsession.. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: hardcopy

After two uneventful months, Allie and Zayvion get the phone call about danger they have been dreading. They knew the peace could not last with the Authority splitting into factions causing a brewing war, and something would bring everything to a head. What they did not count on was a Wild Magical storm to be brewing. In the last storm Allie tapped into it and saved Zayvion's life, but that came at a very steep cost, a month in a coma and almost cost her life. It is unusual for them to have prio...more

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Feb 26, 2013 slayra rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads, in-english, uf-and-pnr

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. RATING: 3 stars

I've been meaning to post my rant (ahem) review about this book/series for a while now. I've written a bit in my book journal (I was that frustrated) about the chosen direction of this series and what I like and dislike about it. Since the series is complete at nine books I guess there is no changing its direction (not that I think I could change anything, since I am not the author, ahah), but still, these books have so much potencial that it is frustrating (here's that word again...more RATING: 3 stars

I've been meaning to post my rant (ahem) review about this book/series for a while now. I've written a bit in my book journal (I was that frustrated) about the chosen direction of this series and what I like and dislike about it. Since the series is complete at nine books I guess there is no changing its direction (not that I think I could change anything, since I am not the author, ahah), but still, these books have so much potencial that it is frustrating (here's that word again) to see it wasted (in my opinion).

I was thinking of buying the 3 books I still don't own, but after book 4 I reckon I won't. I cannot muster enough interest in the characters even though the world is interesting enough.

Allie is "tolerable I suppose" in the famous words of Mr Darcy, but she has yet to reach her full potential as a character. As for the rest of the characters, they are not good "enough to tempt me" to keep reading. Let's hope I am not making a big mistake, as Mr Darcy did with Elizabeth Bennet at the beginning of Pride and Prejudice, but considering this is book 4, I doubt it. I doubt Zayvion will get more interesting (and stop being a stereotype for tall, dark and handsome) or that Allie will stop being uber-special and possibly a bit Mary-Sue-ish. I doubt the "Autority" will stop being far-fetched.

My problem here is that the thing that interested me in these books - the magic system and the world building - has taken a turn I don't much like. That is, of course, a personal issue. It just sounds all too far-fetched and very "cloak and dagger". Magic stopped being dangerous and unknown, almost alive... humans have regained control of it by dividing it into disciplines/types that are never fully explained.

Zayvion continues to be the most boring male lead ever. His presence is barely "felt" during the books (ok, so he was in a coma for most of books 3 and 4, but even if he wasn't... I wouldn't miss him) and he was revealed to be a boring super human (I was hoping for sexy Sumerian god or something, but alas, no. The characters with the most potential (Stone and Stotts) don't get nearly enough airtime.

Overall, the elements that made me like this series seem to have disappeared. I never warmed up to the characters, the romance always felt flat and even the magic system got boring. I still have book 5 on my shelves but unless there is a gigantic twist, I'm not that interested in reading more. A pity, since the concept was pretty cool. (less)

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Sep 11, 2012 Naoms rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook, paranormal-urban-fantasy, read-in-2012, witches-magic-users-shamans

I have had a love hate relationship with Allie and her series. I find this new world of magic interesting and yet sickening all at once. It's very fascinating, this idea that when you use magic it uses you right back. I do have an issue with the way people use magic. I have said it time and time again, but I have a serious problem with the addict aspect of the series.

With "Magic on the Storm," I finally got Allie and Zayvion. I buy that they're absolutely in love and that their love is terrifyi...more

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Jul 03, 2010 Denise Clark rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I picked this book up at the airport for in-flight reading. I'd rather start a series at the beginning but I have just bought the first two books of this series -- I thought this books was that good. I think I would like it even more if I truly understood the nuances that come from beginning the series at the beginning but you can, as I did, read this book as a stand-alone.

I always like intelligent women leads. . . especially those that seem real, have real faults as Allie does. Although, I'm n...more

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Oct 27, 2010 Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews rated it 3 of 5 stars

Observations: I truly disliked the first 1/3 of this book. It was slow moving, and boring as hell. Ok we get it already. Allie and Zavy are madly in lust with each other. As if we weren't expecting that to happen since the second book. The middle of the book got better knowing that this storm was coming and that there was going to be a huge battle within the Authority. Best character? Stone the animated gargoyle. Interesting new character I want to hear more about? Terric. Evil villian you actua...more

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May 17, 2010 Jocelyn Zombie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-setting, fantasy, weird-science, daddy-issues, portland

I loved the first two books in this series, but felt like the last one just sort of treaded water and might have been better as a novella (seriously, book three took place in the space of about two days!?). Book 4 is great, though, and is firing on all cylinders. Monk is back on my auto-buy list, and this one I'll re-read a few times before passing it on.

The pacing was noticably better than in the other Monk books in the past (though the author really doesn't ever give poor Allie a second of pri...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Beanbag Love rated it 4 of 5 stars

Allie definitely behaved herself better this time. I think she shouldn't be so knee-jerk reactionary about her dad, though. She could learn some very valuable things.

This one started pretty slow, which was a problem. But when it got going, it was pretty exciting. There is a cliffhanger and a lot of loose ends that need dealing with but the new characters introduced in the last book are an excellent addition and I enjoyed reading about them. And another new character came into play who's pretty i...more

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Dec 18, 2011 Lynsey (The Demon Librarian) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: magic-tastic, kick-ass-chicks

This was an okay instalment. The first three quarters of the book were pretty average but the end was a great climatic scene. Be warned it has one stinker of a cliffhanger. You're going to want to have the next one in hand.

To be honest, if it were not for nearly every book so far ending in some kind of cliffhanger, I might have walked away from this series by now. There's nothing wrong with it, exactly, but it doesn't rock my world by any stretch of the imagination. This cliffhanger ploy is som...more This was an okay instalment. The first three quarters of the book were pretty average but the end was a great climatic scene. Be warned it has one stinker of a cliffhanger. You're going to want to have the next one in hand.

To be honest, if it were not for nearly every book so far ending in some kind of cliffhanger, I might have walked away from this series by now. There's nothing wrong with it, exactly, but it doesn't rock my world by any stretch of the imagination. This cliffhanger ploy is something that's definitely starting to aggravate.

Allie's character still isn't the badass I want her to be. For someone that has the unique ability to channel as much magic as she wants you'd think she'd be more helpful in a crisis, but as far as I can tell, whenever there's a dangerous situation, Allie is more of a liability than anything else. She either just rushes in half cocked and gets in the way, or she has a Too Stupid To Live moment and makes everything worse.

The romance element is still only luke warm for me, too, but its definitely better in this book. It's nice to see Zayvion training Allie to better defend herself. This should help with the above.

The most interesting thing at the moment for me is the subplot between Shane, the lovable, if slightly annoying, Irish rogue, and a blast from his past that turns up by the name of Terric. There is some question as to whether or not the two are soul complements. Something that both are uncomfortable with as it usually is something that that happens between a male and female pair and can be a highly pleasurable thing to experience during sex. So for two straight guys? Well they react pretty much as you'd expect them to react. They try and out-man each other and piss each other off as much as possible rather than deal with it like a grown up.

I am going to read the next one ('cause of the dang blasted cliffhanger) but it's with reservation. I really hope for an improvement in this series, or I'm out.

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Oct 27, 2012 Bethany C rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was considering giving this 4 stars until I got to the ending. Total cliffhanger, nothing resolved- and I really don't like that. I feel personally that a series should have an overlying arc, but each book should have it's own story and a good portion of it should get wrapped up at the end. I realize that is just a personal preference, as are most of my criticisms of this book/series. I also feel like I'm more forgiving of a cliffhanging ending if I'm really into a series; I just kind of like...more I was considering giving this 4 stars until I got to the ending. Total cliffhanger, nothing resolved- and I really don't like that. I feel personally that a series should have an overlying arc, but each book should have it's own story and a good portion of it should get wrapped up at the end. I realize that is just a personal preference, as are most of my criticisms of this book/series. I also feel like I'm more forgiving of a cliffhanging ending if I'm really into a series; I just kind of like this one. I do think that it is well-written and I find no fault with any of the character or world building. I've been actually trying to put my finger on what it is that's been preventing me from really getting into this series, and I've finally realized two things. First- the way the author writes about (Allie thinking about) Zayvion. It would be okay to maybe go between Zay and Zayvion, but it's weird that he's the only character that she'll constantly refer to by first and last name. I know who the character is; you don't need to refer to him all the time as Zayvion Jones. Also, yeah, I get how attracted to him Allie is. Don't need to throw in how you want him every time you talk about him. It's all just getting a little repetitive and annoying. I'm also kind of annoyed with all the 'Zen Zay's.
The second thing that makes my mind want to go elsewhere is all the magic scenes. I find myself wanting to skip ahead to the outcome of physical fight scenes, and to me magical fighting/long castings are the same. The scenes are written creatively and I don't get lost as to what's happening; it's really just a personal preference.
I'll give this series at least one more try even though I know this review seems like just a lot of kvetching. It really is solidly written; there are just some details that aren't really doing it for me. I'm hoping that in the next book (that I'm actually starting right away- weird library story) the author will lighten up on all the Zen Zay He's So Yummy Jones and wrap up the major story left by this book.(less)

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Jul 02, 2010 Sevie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved the last book Magic in the Shadows, but Allie is becoming a bit annoying. I just don't understand her reasoning behind not trusting her dad, he's proven himself time and time again. Sure she is being possessed against her will but he has saved her life multiple times.

**POSSIBLE SPOILERS** She has a good relationship with Violet and her dad wants to keep Violet ( and baby) safe so he is not going to do anything to jeopardize her life. The I- Hate - My - Dad thing is getting old...more

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May 17, 2010 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this series. I will just open with that and have done with it. ... The characters are real. The magic system takes such a toll that using it is almost more than it’s worth. (Admit it – this is how magic would work in real life. Nothing is ever easy!)

We’re currently 4 books in and Allie still has no clue what the heck is going on. This is a beloved contrast to some (a lot) (most) other urban fantasies, where the heroine has it all figured out and has whooped the bad guy by the last page of...more

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Jul 20, 2011 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Book #49 of 2011

I really am enjoying these books. I quite enjoy the urban fantasy genre (or is it a sub-genre? Who knows). But, maybe because I'm reading the books so close together, little things are getting on my nerves. Like how incredibly repetitive Allie is. Yup. Got it that you sing "Miss Mary Mack" to calm your mind before you cast magic. Yup, got it that you hate elevators and are claustorphobic. Allie is finally learning some self defense and learning more about magic.

This is another b...more

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May 24, 2010 Mardel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Number four in the Allie Beckstrom Chronicles - what's not to love? We have a continuation of Zavion and Allie's relationship (thankfully not too mushy), continued friendships with one of my favorite new characters Shamus.\, and the gargoyle Stone remains in the story. I love the gargoyle - I enjoy his quirks and all the little things that Devon Monk describes him doing. He (She?) is a great addition to the series. Almost makes me wish I had my own magical gargoyle. And Stone is very protective...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Janet Whalen-Jones rated it 3 of 5 stars

These books are not top shelf urban fantasy like Jim Butcher, Rob Thurman or Patricia Briggs. But they are consistently enjoyable reads, several cuts above much of the magical muck cluttering the field. Allie Beckstrom is evolving as a character. Her relationship with her father is no longer knee-jerk teen rebel attitude. She is taking on more responsibility as defacto leader of the hounds, and is using her wealth to help her friends instead of rejecting it totally due to its source. In this ins...more

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Dec 26, 2011 Stacey rated it 3 of 5 stars

I just finished this, after having it on my Kobo for almost a month. (This is mostly because I was fairly sure it didn't come out until November of this year, and so I read the first three very quickly, then had to wait.)

I'm enjoying these more and more with each book. The plot is twisty and not predictable, and the rules of magic, while mostly finite, seem to grow and get more complex every time.

My one real qualm with this specific title, is that a lot of what happened in the climax was kind of...more

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Jun 20, 2010 marlene rated it 5 of 5 stars

another amazing installment of Allie Beckstrom. this book let us see Allie fall into a routine with her life in the Authority as well as leading the Hounds. of course things cant stay calm for long.

as much as i adored seeing allie and zay together in this book the real treat was peeking more into Shame. we got to see him used to lighten scenes in the past but in this book we really got to look at him and see that there is a lot more going on with him than on the surface. as we went down that pa...more

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Feb 21, 2011 Ithlilian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Magic on the Storm is much better than the previous book in the series, but is no where near as good as the original book. Many series change from exciting action packed mysteries to long complaint fests, and this one is no different. If I love the characters then I don't mind, but I don't love the characters in the Allie Beckstrom world. The constant banter and the same old topics of conversation get tiresome quickly. There is a magical storm on the horizon and there are hound issues to deal wi...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Puddlyduck rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: action, magic, romance, urban-fantasy

Another amazing installment in the Allie Beckstrom series - I find myself enjoying each book more than the last!

I really enjoyed Monk's insights into one of her newer characters; Shame. This author certainly has a way of painting a character's emotions and thoughts into every action. Allie's observations, coupled with these telling mannerisms, gives him an intriguing depth. He is far more than the smiling, brotherly figure of the previous book.

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Feb 23, 2011 Mare S rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reads, fantasy-scifi

I think this series has really found its footing. I love the lead character in Allie and I'm loving the world of magic that we're slowly learning more about and the huge arc involving who killed her father and what exactly his plans were (or are since he's still around, dead or not). I love that while the relationship with Allie and Zayvion is important and yummy, it doesn't overshadow everything else going on in the books, but serves as a great catalyst for both of them to act at times.

Devon M...more

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Nov 13, 2011 Novels On The Run rated it 4 of 5 stars

MICHELLE'S REVIEW:

RATING : 4.5 SHAMUS AND TERRIC STARS!!!

There is a mother of a storm coming and the Authority has to sort out what they are going to do about it. Hold on to your hats it’s going to be a bumpy ride. This storm could make or break magic as they know it. The hunger for the ultimate Power, can really turn a person to the dark side.

Shamus Flynn, what can I say but I love his character even more after this book. We are left wondering all the time about Terric and Shamus. Is this a Vis...more

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May 16, 2010 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, urban-fantasy

Allie and Zayvion are in LOVE!! Of course, things can't (and don't) go smoothly.

Chase and Greyson are still are the prowl and searching for vengeance. Shame has a...Soul Complement? Wonder how that works out. Allie and Zay face more than their fair share of trouble with Allie acting as the hero to save Zay this time.

This story line just keeps getting better and better!!

Can't wait for the next one to come out in Nov. -

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Devon Monk has one husband, two sons, and a dog named Mojo. She lives in Oregon and is surrounded by numerous family members who mostly live within dinner-calling distance of each other. She writes the Allie Beckstrom urban fantasy series and the Age of Steam steampunk series. Her collection of short stories, A CUP OF NORMAL is a finalist for the Mythopoeic and Endeavour Awards. When not writing,...more

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