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Firewalker

(Worldwalker #2)

Josephine Angelini (Goodreads Author)

4.05 · Rating details · 7,648 ratings · 804 reviews

Worlds divide, magic slays, and love lies in the second book of Josephine Angelini’s The Worldwalker Trilogy.

"You think I’m a monster, but my choices, as ruthless as they seem, are justified."

Lily is back in her own universe, and she's ready to start a new life with Rowan by her side. True, she almost died in the Pyre that fueled their escape from New Salem, and must hide ...more

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Sep 04, 2014 V. rated it it was amazing

HOLLY LILY-FLOWER! SHIT JUST GOT REAL! :O

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Aug 23, 2014 Angela rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, kindle, favorites, 2015-read, ya, pre-order, omg-omg-omg, so-excited, gimme-please, need-it-now

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I raved about the first book in this series, Trial by Fire. It absolutely blew me away and I have been extremely excited for the last year for this book, the second in the series. I'm not sure if this affected my feelings about this book, or if I would have felt the same regardless, but it didn't - quite - live up to my expectations.

**Warning** There will be spoilers and references to events in the first book. It can't be h ...more

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Nov 08, 2017 Ashley Daviau rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Holy freaking cow! This book was just out of this world amazing. I thought the first in the series was great but this one was infinitely better. There are so many things I loved about it that I don't even know where to start.

The world building continued in this book and it was fantastic learning more about it. Everything is so intricate and interwoven and I loved seeing characters from both worlds coming together and the interesting situations meeting their counterparts created.

And I just knew ...more

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Jul 27, 2015 Rachel (APCB Reviews) rated it liked it · review of another edition

OH MY GOSH. That ending. What. I can't. I just. WHAT. <-- my incoherent reaction to that ending

Firewalker takes place nearly minutes after Trial by Fire ends. The plot thickens in this book as we learn more about Lilian's motives along with those of Alaric and the Outlanders. Loyalties and beliefs are questioned. Rowan and Lily are forced to make some tough decisions as Lilian's world gets closer and closer to war. Lily and her crew must hurry to figure out how to keep this world together before ...more

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Sep 05, 2016 Colleen Houck added it

Shelves: magic, alternate-reality, witches, swoonworthy-guys, twins

The end! This is one of those you need to mentally prepare yourself for so you can survive until book three. Love Rowan. In fact, Tristan as well. Both are very swoonworthy guys. So interesting to listen in on the dreams of Lily's counterpart. ...more

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Mar 02, 2015 Giselle rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc-electronic, from-publishers, 3-star, 2015, requested-for-review, age-young-adult, genre-fantasy, genre-paranormal, genre-witches, genre-romance

An Electronic Advanced Reader Copy was provided by the publisher via NetGalley for review.

A sequel that is worth reading, especially if you're looking for more world building questions being answered. We find out so many more details about the parallel universes and a little bit more about Lillian. I finally got to understand why she does the things she did. Fascinating to read more through Lillian's point of view especially since it's the same character but with different circumstances. And the ...more

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Aug 31, 2016 Lauren rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, gorgeous-covers, 2016, fantasy, sci-fi, books-i-own, paranormal

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Oct 10, 2020 booksnpenguins (desktop's version) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: angels-gods-demigods, royals-and-political-intrigues, multi-or-dual-pov, paranormal-gothic-ghosts, magic-spells-superpowers, dystopian-and-scifi, book-heaven, supernatural-urban-fantasy, romance-for-ages, enemies-to-lovers

“Haven’t you learned yet? Someone has to be the villain so everyone else can stay alive.”

This was even better than the first book.
Don't mind me crying my eyeballs out as I start the third and last book. ...more

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Mar 16, 2015 Alyssa rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015-releases

***Review posted on The Eater of Books! blog***

Firewalker by Josephine Angelini
Book One of The Worldwalker Trilogy
Publisher: Feiwel & Friends
Publication Date: September 1, 2015
Rating: 3 stars
Source: ARC sent by the publisher

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Worlds divide, magic slays, and love lies in the second book of Josephine Angelini’s The Worldwalker Trilogy.

"You think I’m a monster, but my choices, as ruthless as they seem, are justified."

Lily is back in her own universe, and she's ready to start ...more

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Feb 03, 2020 Grace A rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, five-stars

Fast paced, full of action, engaging and entertaining.
Lily is back in her world after escaping death by a very thin margin. But she didn't come back alone and it seems the battle came with her. Soon after, she had to return to the parallel world or face charges for a murder she didn't commit. This time, her friends, Tristan, Breakfast, Una and of course, Rowan, returned to the parallel universe with her.
Lily couldn't pick sides of the war. On one side of the battle is Lillian, Lily's evil half ...more

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Aug 29, 2015 Jen Ryland added it

Still a fan of this series, but I didn't like this as much as the first book. It consisted of -- no real spoilers here -- a) Lily recovering physically from the events of book one, b) the assembly of a new Scooby Gang for Lily (okay, her mechanics) and then c) the revelation of why Lillian hung Rowan's father. By the end, things had definitely picked up, but overall there was too much wheel-spinning and banter and secret-keeping and not enough stakes-raising for my taste.

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Sep 09, 2014 Liz rated it really liked it

Shelves: anticipated-2015

WHAT. THE. HELL.

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Aug 23, 2014 Sarah rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own-print, for-review-read, read-in-2015, books-i-own-kindle, netgalley, buddy-read

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It's impossible to review Firewalker without including spoilers for previous books in the series so if you haven't read Trial by Fire yet then you need to look away now. I will say that I'm really enjoying this series though so it's definitely one I'd recommend checking out if you enjoy YA fantasy.

Trial by Fire was one of my favourite YA books last year so it's no surprise that I've been desperately waiting for the release of the sequel. I was actually so excited about Firewa Buddy read with Ange

It's impossible to review Firewalker without including spoilers for previous books in the series so if you haven't read Trial by Fire yet then you need to look away now. I will say that I'm really enjoying this series though so it's definitely one I'd recommend checking out if you enjoy YA fantasy.

Trial by Fire was one of my favourite YA books last year so it's no surprise that I've been desperately waiting for the release of the sequel. I was actually so excited about Firewalker that I was kind of nervous to start reading it because I wasn't sure if it could live up to its predecessor and I have to admit that in some ways I was right - it didn't quite reach the highs of the first book but that doesn't mean it wasn't an excellent story in its own right and it still far surpasses a lot of other books out there.

The story picks up immediately from where we left off, Lily is badly burnt from the time she spent on the pyre but luckily she managed to get both herself and Rowan back to her own reality. She is relieved to have escaped from Lillian but she is now facing a whole new host of problems, not least of which is the FBI investigation into her vanishing act three months ago. It's not like she can explain where she's been all that time and she had no idea how much trouble her disappearance would have caused for the people left behind. Some have just been worried out of their minds, others have been living under suspicion of her murder but all of them have been suffering constant police surveillance and harassment. Lily didn't choose to leave and she came back as quickly as she could but she still has a lot of explaining to do. As if that wasn't bad enough she still has Lillian to deal with, she may have left Lillian's reality but Lillian isn't done with her yet and she is determined to pull her back into the war they started.

I have to admit I found the beginning of the story a little on the slow side, probably because I'm used to this series moving at such a fast pace usually. It was interesting to see Lily reconnect with her friends and family as well as trying to settle back into normal life but it wasn't as interesting as seeing her in Lillian's reality. I also had a few issues with the way Lily was keeping so many secrets from Rowan and the people who were supposed to be closest to her, I could kind of understand why she was holding back but at the same time I always think honesty is the best policy. Rowan started having real trust issues and he actually made me really mad a couple of times but I think a lot of the problems could have been avoided if Lily had been more honest with him in the first place. They were both in the wrong though and it's probably going to take a while for Rowan to work his way back into my good graces, I am still hoping he can manage it though so that's definitely something in his favour.

I actually think my favourite character in this book was Lillian, I found her fascinating in the first book but here we find out a lot more about the things she has been through and why she has made the choices she did. I'm never going to agree with some of her actions, let's face it she has done some pretty evil things, but I did find it much easier to understand how she ended up in that situation and it was interesting to see how Lily started to come to a similar conclusion. Although they are basically the same girl their life experiences have made them very different in a lot of ways but it does make you wonder if Lily wouldn't have done exactly the same things Lillian did if they had switched places at birth.

Anyway, when they returned to Lillian's reality the story really picks up the pace and I loved getting to explore more of that world. We get answers to some of the questions that we had at the end of the previous book but we also get hints that there is so much more going on than meets the eye and I'm dying to see how certain things are going to play out. Lily is in an impossible situation but she is so determined to make things right and find a different way to fix things and I have hope that she can come up with something. There are some beautiful moments in this story, shocking and heartbreaking twists, weird creatures that made me shudder in fear and brilliant friendships that made me smile. I'm definitely excited to see where Josephine Angelini takes things from here and I can't wait to continue reading the series. ...more

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May 19, 2015 Britt rated it liked it

Shelves: i-own-these

Read the full review at Please Feed the Bookworm http://pleasefeedthebookworm.comJosep... angelini is slowly solidifying her spot as one of my all time fav authors. The stories she creates are always chock full of magic, fascinating characters, and some of the swooniest boys that I ever did see! True to form, the second book in her Worldwalker series leaves our cast enlightened yet at the same time on the precipice of some MAJOR changes. If you haven't read book one yet you should probably avert ...more

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Sep 07, 2014 Idil marked it as to-read

This one cannot come soon enough!

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Sep 18, 2015 Jeann (Happy Indulgence) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: sci-fi, review-copy, young-adult, witches, pan-macmillan-australia

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I love the blend of witches and alternate dimensions in this series, but Firewalker wasn’t as good as the first book. A few scenes had me suspending my disbelief and the whole book lacked emotional connection.

Connecting to the main character is a major part of enjoying a book, and even in the second book, I still couldn’t connect to Lily. She has Lillian, her evil alternate self inside her head, talking to her and showing her This review appears on Happy Indulgence! Check it out for more reviews.

I love the blend of witches and alternate dimensions in this series, but Firewalker wasn’t as good as the first book. A few scenes had me suspending my disbelief and the whole book lacked emotional connection.

Connecting to the main character is a major part of enjoying a book, and even in the second book, I still couldn’t connect to Lily. She has Lillian, her evil alternate self inside her head, talking to her and showing her memories in an attempt to justify her evil decisions. Lillian is evil, she kills without a second thought, and wants to manipulate Lily in coming back to her world. But instead of confiding in the people who care about her, Lily keeps it a secret. And this leads to the drama in the book, especially when it comes to Rowan.

Although Lily is a powerful witch, she still needs a knight in shining armour, whether that’s Rowan, her best friend Tristan, or her coven who can look out for her. That’s something I admired Lillian for, as evil as she was, at least she was strong, fearsome and could lead. Lily has a long way to go before she can be a worthwhile opponent, because of her extreme dependency on others. She’s still a rather passive character and her character growth is very slow.

The romance was a major part of the book, and many of the problems between Rowan and Lily could have been solved with open communication. For most of the book, they are really sappy, avoiding the problems that matter, but I just wanted them to be open with each other. Rowan came from an alternate world where he was in love with Lillian, until she turned evil and killed his father. So it’s kind of weird how he justifies his love for Lily, in that “maybe I always loved the Lily in Lillian”. Because although you’re the same person but in a different world, it’s the choices that really make you who you are. I also wasn’t a fan of Tristan’s intense jealousy over Lily and Rowan. D-r-a-m-a.

Some of the scenes weren’t believable, particularly where Breakfast, Una, Tristan and Juliet easily accepted Lily and Rowan’s explanation. Imagine if someone walked up to you and said “I’m a powerful witch, and my friend here is from an alternate dimension. Want to join us?” My immediate reaction would be disbelief and I’d think it was a joke. But nope, these guys just went along with it, it felt way too easy, and the explanation here is purely because they “felt drawn to the willstones”.

Another scene is where one of Lily’s family members is killed, and there is absolutely NO emotional reaction whatsoever. Lily or her sister didn’t react. I felt nothing. She didn’t even check in with the rest of her family to make sure they were okay.

Despite all this, I enjoyed the world building with the alternate dimensions of different extremes based on ruling ideologies – one with an extreme dictatorship, one as a ruined wasteland. There was more development of the willstones, where they’re like an extension of one’s Will and entrusting a witch with it is like the ultimate trust. I also enjoyed contrasting ‘present’ world with the fantasy one, and bringing across the coven from one world to the next. The secondary characters were also enjoyable, although I didn’t get to connect to them very deeply.

The lack of emotional connection, scenes that made me suspend my disbelief, and the romantic drama in Firewalker affected my enjoyment of the book. This sequel wasn’t as good as the first, but I did like the unique premise and the deep world building. I’ll still continue with the series, but I’m definitely less excited about it than I was.

I received a review copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. ...more

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Mar 29, 2015 Rashika (is tired) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: pnr-witches, arc, good-world-building, read-2015, bea-2015, pnr-magic, would-have-blown-my-mind-but, urban-fantasy, decent-characters, ya

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Firewalker was an anticipated novel but I ended up feeling 50/50 about it. On one hand, it is a fantastic follow up to Trial by Fire but it was also filled with romantic drama and I hated that.

With this book, Lily’s Tristan--the one she used to love--is back in the picture. I was actually surprised by how well that was handled. I was happy that even though Tristan clearly had feelings, Lily doesn't feel the same way any more. Rowan also ...more

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Sep 16, 2014 Arooj rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: covers-to-die-for

A lot of things STILL did not make any sense to me. My main question was, if Lily was allergic to the air in her own world and could only breathe properly in Lillians world, doesn't that mean Lily belonged in that universe? If so, why? And how was she able to do all those magical things in her own universe? It just sounded very confusing and unrealistic. I was honestly so bored while reading this I almost fell asleep multiple times. I just skimmed the second half of the book.

There's a lot more I ...more

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May 19, 2015 Luke rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Firewalker

As soon as I finished Trial By Fire, I really, really, really wanted Firewalker immediately. However, when I looked at the release date of September 1st 2015, the waiting seemed so long, and I hoped my patience would last. For those of you who have read Trial By Fire will understand because you will be feeling a similar emotion as me, especially with that cliffhanger.

Now...I just need to distract myself, to take my mind off the long wait. In time, it will come. And as soon as it comes ...more

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Feb 15, 2015 Nasty Lady MJ marked it as probation

Update: It seems the title has been changed (smartly) so I might give it a chance now.

Um, no based on the offensive title. Change the title and I might be willing to give it a chance. Jesus, publishers didn't you take a US history class? Reading is suppose to be educational, not for dumb asses who think it's okay to use the title of a tragedy of a race of people for profit. ...more

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Jan 18, 2015 Jenny rated it really liked it · review of another edition

That was a HUGE cliffhanger!!! AHHHH! I need the next book now! Overall I enjoyed the read. All I can say is, anything can and does happen in this one! And no one is safe.

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Jun 25, 2015 Esther Soh rated it did not like it

Shelves: action-romance, almost-dnf, witchy, supernatural, cliche, 2016-reads

After I finished this book, I went back to my review on Trial by Fire and this is what I found:

Lillian's character threw me into confusion and really triggered my interest in discovering more of the secrets she's hiding because I'm sure they won't disappoint!

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I'm think I'm starting to hate myself.

For the first 100 pages, Rowan and Lily were nothing but fluff. So if it were up to me, I'll tell you this book would have been way shorter. And way more action-packed because shit doesn't happen until ...more

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May 31, 2019 Vanessa (bookfairy95) rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, 2019

I didn't like this installment as much as the first one, but it's still very close to great!

I loved the interaction between Lily and Lillian throughout the book and how, piece by piece, Lillian showed Lily her memories and experiences and explained to her why she did what she did in the past and why she did those seemingly brutal and unforgivable things.
We got to know more about the other destroyed worlds - which I expected - but we also got to know more about Lillians world. The world got ext ...more

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Oct 25, 2015 E.V. Fairfall rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This is a great series and I can't wait to read the third book. I really enjoyed how Josephine Angelini expanded on the Woven. ...more

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Nov 09, 2015 Heidi rated it really liked it

Four stars: A good sequel, but it ends abruptly with a cliffhanger.

After the battle, Lily and Rowan land back in Lily's world. Lily is burned badly and barely alive. Thankfully, Rowan is able to nurse her back to health. Safely nestled back at home, Lily should be happy to put the terrible events of Rowan and Lillian's world behind her, but she can't. Lillian reaches across the worlds at night and shares her memories with Lily via dreams. Through Lillian's memories, Lily begins to understand wh Four stars: A good sequel, but it ends abruptly with a cliffhanger.

After the battle, Lily and Rowan land back in Lily's world. Lily is burned badly and barely alive. Thankfully, Rowan is able to nurse her back to health. Safely nestled back at home, Lily should be happy to put the terrible events of Rowan and Lillian's world behind her, but she can't. Lillian reaches across the worlds at night and shares her memories with Lily via dreams. Through Lillian's memories, Lily begins to understand why Lily was forced to make the difficult decisions she did. Lillian keeps insisting that Lily must return to help her save her world, but Lily refuses, until Rowan tells her he has to go back. Before long, Lily and her new group of mechanics are back in Rowan's Salem. Can Lily save Rowan's world?
What I Liked:
*It took me a bit of time to reacquaint myself with this world, but once I immersed, I quickly remembered why I liked this series: the world building is outstanding. I love the alternate worlds and the magic, the Woven and the action and danger. If you are one who wants an excellent fantasy with outstanding world building, read this series.
*My complaint with the first book was that I didn't have a handle on Lillian, the alternate version of Lily. Lillian is painted as a monstrous villain, one who hangs scientists and scholars. In this book, Lily gains insight into Lillian's behavior, and like all things, everything isn't black and white. There are many shades of gray. Once I understood why Lillian acted the way she did, I sympathized with her, and I didn't envy her choices. Do you sacrifice a few to save many? I liked Lillian much better in this book, and I appreciate that her character has layers and layers.
*I was never a fan of Lily's Tristan in the first book, but thankfully this time out, he improves. I enjoyed getting to know Tristan better and I also liked the inclusion of Una and Breakfast in Lily's group.
*Lily is continuing to grow and change. She is becoming stronger and more confident in her powers, and I admire that she continues to do the right thing even when she is faced with terrible choices. I am especially interested to see what she will uncover with her study of the Woven and how she will handle the atomic bombs and the scientists. Will she make better choices than Lillian?
And The Not So Much:
*I liked the romance in the book up until a point, and then it suffered the dreaded middle book, stumbling block, mostly due to a lack of communication. It was frustrating, and there are hints that a love triangle might be on the horizon, I don't think so, and I hope not, but that will remain to be seen.
*I found the part where Lily explains to her friends about her situation and their quick acceptance a bit unrealistic.
The first portion of the book moves slowly, if it wasn't for Lillian's memories, it would have dragged as not much happens. I especially didn't like the parts when Lily had to go back to school. It picks up once Lily returns to the alternate Salem.
*The ending is abrupt and it ends on a cliffhanger. Very frustrating!

Firewalker was a good sequel, though it had some problems. I didn't like that the romance hit the rocks just as it was going so well. The first portion of the book is slow, and then it hurtles toward a climatic finish only to end in an abrupt cliffhanger. Still, I like this series because I think the world building is outstanding, and I love the concept of alternate realities, the witches and firewalking. I am most eager to read the final volume to see how it all ends.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own and I was not compensated for this review.
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Sep 09, 2014 Brianna ☯ rated it liked it

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3 Stars

Before I get into my review I want to disclose that this ARC copy was sent to me by the publisher and doesn't alter my opinion on the book in any way, shape or form.

Firewalker is the very anticipated sequel to one of my favorite books of 2014, Trial by Fire.

So this was a little disappointing for me. Coming from book one with awesome characters, interesting world building and an epic romance, this just fell flat. Yes there are some things that are really good about it hence the th ...more

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Nov 15, 2015 Navdha rated it it was ok

Ohmygoodness did she just? Did the author really do that? I'm so flipping mad right now! I finished this slug fest without any sense of satisfaction. Are you telling me that I went through all that boring melodrama for this ending? So not cool.

All the fun stuff was towards the end and rushed and all the annoying, boring stuff was dragged for like 90% of the book. I really can't with this book ATM. ...more

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Dec 29, 2015 Brittany rated it did not like it · review of another edition

“Haven’t you learned yet? Someone has to be the villain so everyone else can stay alive.”

I was sorely disappointed by Trial By Fire and I’m sorry to say that Firewalker was no better. In fact, I had a tougher time reading this one than I did the first – if that’s possible. I don’t know if it’s because everything I disliked about the first book was now magnified tenfold, or if was simply because I’d had enough of these characters, this world and their relationships.

Lilly Proctor is quite possibl ...more

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Oct 14, 2015 Nicole M. Hewitt rated it really liked it

Shelves: fiction-addiction-read, own

3.5/5 Stars

This review and many more can be found on my blog: Feed Your Fiction Addiction

Firewalker is the second book in the Worldwalker trilogy, and unfortunately it suffered from just a bit of middle book syndrome. That’s not to say that it didn’t advance the series at all – I just felt like it took a little too much time to get there. Still, if you’re a fan of the series, you’ll definitely want to pick this one up. There are some major revelations about Lillian and a few new characters added ...more

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Dec 26, 2014 Natasha (books_n_dreams) rated it it was amazing

Rating 4.5

So I was thoroughly impressed with this second book in the Worldwalker Trilogy. I think my favorite thing about this story is the connection all of the characters have, it really does make the story as a whole more personal, plus it gives a different sense of reader and character connection. With the way things ended in Trail by Fire, you kind of have an idea of where things are going to go in the beginning of this book, but you don't have any idea of what kind of level it would be on. ...more

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Josephine Angelini is a #1 international bestselling author. A Massachusetts native and the youngest of eight siblings, she graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in theater with a focus on the classics. She now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter. ...more