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Gale Force (Weather Warden, #7)
by Rachel Caine
by Rachel Caine
Li's review
bookshelves: fantasy, urban-fantasy, series, read-in-2011
Apr 30, 11
bookshelves: fantasy, urban-fantasy, series, read-in-2011
Recommended to Li by:
Deciding whether to finish the Weather Wardens series
Read in March, 2011
I really liked the Weather Wardens series way back when, but stopped reading because of the [insert adjective of choice here] cliffhanger endings, which I completely detest. Now that Rachel Caine's finished writing the series though, I decided to borrow GALE FORCE from the library and see whether I wanted to continue reading the books.
GALE FORCE was a quick read, but nothing out of the ordinary IMO. I like how Joanne and David's strong relationship was portrayed, but the story-telling itself wasn't engrossing enough - I admit to skimming in parts. The overall atmosphere was all doom-and-gloom as well, with nothing ever going right for Jo. The "what's the worst thing that can happen to XYZ" kind of plotting usually makes for great stories, but here it was just rather depressing.
And yes, there was a cliffhanger ending. Gah. I'm not invested enough to get the final two books in the series.
GALE FORCE was a quick read, but nothing out of the ordinary IMO. I like how Joanne and David's strong relationship was portrayed, but the story-telling itself wasn't engrossing enough - I admit to skimming in parts. The overall atmosphere was all doom-and-gloom as well, with nothing ever going right for Jo. The "what's the worst thing that can happen to XYZ" kind of plotting usually makes for great stories, but here it was just rather depressing.
And yes, there was a cliffhanger ending. Gah. I'm not invested enough to get the final two books in the series.
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Apr 30, 2011 10:17am
This is exactly why I gave up on this series after book 4(?). Even though I like Rachel Caine's writing, it just felt like she was trying to find new ways to torture Joanne and David. Also, the cliffhangers. I decided reading reviews of the books is enough, I don't need to torture myself reading the actual books anymore.
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