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Shadow Chase

(Shadowchasers #2)

Seressia Glass (Goodreads Author)

3.82 · Rating details · 411 ratings · 44 reviews

In a job like this, one mistake can cost you everything.

As a Shadowchaser, Kira Solomon has been trained to serve the Light, dispatch the Fallen, and prevent the spread of chaos. It’s a deadly job, and Kira knows the horror of spilling innocent blood. But now she has a new role, as the Hand of Ma’at, the Egyptian Goddess of Truth and Order, and an assignment that might jus ...more

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Published July 27th 2010 by Pocket Books (first published July 8th 2010)

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Feb 26, 2013 carol. rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Recommends it for: hardcore UF fans only

Shelves: female-lead, urban-fantasy, multi-culti

I hate flying. A lot. Though this was a library book, I brought it along on the plane because I thought it would distract me from the thought of a firey crash in a North Dakota cornfield. It turns out, I was both wrong and right; while it did distract me from negative thoughts about flying, part of the reason it worked is that it focused my negative energy on the book.

Glass is still struggling with pacing, and this feels like the process of disembarking a plane: shuffle, shuffle, quick grab carr I hate flying. A lot. Though this was a library book, I brought it along on the plane because I thought it would distract me from the thought of a firey crash in a North Dakota cornfield. It turns out, I was both wrong and right; while it did distract me from negative thoughts about flying, part of the reason it worked is that it focused my negative energy on the book.

Glass is still struggling with pacing, and this feels like the process of disembarking a plane: shuffle, shuffle, quick grab carry-on, shuffle, dash up the ramp and hustle over to the gate board to find the transfer. Although the book's description focuses on the plot of recovering an artifact and returning it to it's place of origin, the first quarter to third of the book is cleaning up back-story from the first book as well as some origin story. Upon re-reading, the first 30 pages contribute almost nothing for prior readers, with Kira and Khefar each having small bits of dialogue and then doing lots of thinking in between. As a reader, it just wasn't a pace that felt natural to an urban-fantasy that is supposed to focus on chasing evil. Redundant to those of us that read the first book, and redundant to the storyline, it was a section that should have been cut. While I like thinking characters, this was overbalanced into the 'telling' category of narration.

Action starts to take off in London and moves better from there on out. Just like once you've reached the Badlands in your cross-country flight--you know you're over the first bit and are finally making some headway. From London we head to (view spoiler). As a result, it almost feels like three novellas mashed into a novel. I don't mean to sound like a disgruntled airline passenger, but I'd really prefer my ride a little smoother.

Still, I do like the multi-culti characters and their start at complexity, especially the tumultuous relationship between Kira and her 'mother.' Nansee remains my favorite character, providing the Wise Old Lecherous Man note with aplomb. Near the end, plotting started to feel contrived, as if we were segueing into every flight action movie ever, the one where the elite gang gets together to accomplish some impossible task. Granted, it was more exciting than the Skymall catalog, but I couldn't help thinking it wasn't a far enough step up.

On re-read, several more problems with the writing started to stand out, especially redundancies. Each character continues to be described (past initial introduction) in the same terms. Thus on page 67, when we are meeting Balm, Kira thinks "She wished she could talk to Balm--really talk to Balm as if the head of Gilead truly was her mother, and not the woman who'd become her guardian after her adopted parents dumped her on Gilead's doorstep. She wished she could talk to Balm about the innocent people she'd killed while strung out on Shadow." Never mind that Kira's already had this thought in conversation with her friend Wynne ("Have you forgotten what happened a couple of days ago? I almost killed you and Zoo!") and in conversation with Khefar ("This was all after Kira had been drugged by Shadow and, while out of her mind, killed more than half a dozen innocent people and almost taken out her best friends as well.") Enough, already. Have her think something else, or at least advance beyond repetition.

There's also language redundancy. For instance, in a conversation with Balm, she refers to Kira on every page as "my daughter," "daughter," or "my child." One, it seems inconsistent with the leader of a world-wide organization, as Kira is forever pointing out. Two, it is redundant. Boring! Three, real people don't talk like that unless they have a (pathological) point to make about possession and relationship. Then there's the phrasing seems to come straight from Romance 101: "emotion swirled in her eyes: anger, hurt and abrasive grief."

In retrospect, this is not a book that holds up well. Good for one fast, desperate, distracted read, especially if you don't want to think about turbulence. ...more

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May 24, 2016 MrsJoseph *grouchy* marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Shelves: reviews-say-no, long-long-ago-far-far-away, pushed-back-til-later, still-pondering

So. The reviews say no. My friends reviews also say no...which puts me in a quandary. I read and loved book #1 but failed to continue (because my friends reviews say no)...but I want to support this author because I feel her entry into UF is needed because of the sheer diversity and...let's just be honest: Most UF does not deviate from the standard...and this one does. That's worth $7.99 right there.

Until I buy a copy this review will stand as a reminder for me to get on with it.

But...in the mea ...more

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Nov 20, 2021 Crystal P rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I enjoyed returning to this series and feel like the author did a good job of giving me essential details from book 1. It may have been a little repetitive for some, but having started the series 2 years ago, the refresh was needed! Kira continues to be an intriguing character and her relationship with Khefar keeps things moving. I enjoy the friendships. We, along with Kira, learn some things that shake stuff up…. Definitely interested on where this series continues to take me!

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Aug 04, 2010 Kelly rated it liked it · review of another edition

The back cover blurb for Shadow Chase promises an adventure story revolving around the Vessel of Nun, an Egyptian artifact that has gone missing and, unless restored to its proper place, will unleash a worldwide flood.

This storyline, however, doesn’t start until after the 100-page mark (though there is one brief hint that foreshadows part of it), and this is to the detriment of the book. In the early chapters, most of the page time is taken up with introspection, discussions, and arguments about ...more

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Jul 03, 2010 Sandra rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: paperback, own, witch-magic-fae, pnr-uf, challenges-2012

I do like my reading to be in big slabs of goodness, however, I was away for a long weekend with friends and I could hardly shun them, so I could only read this book with little slabs of okness. Therefore my review will be a bit limited.

Kira Solomon, a Shadowchaser, is given the task of finding the Vessel of Nun, to prevent first Egypt and then the rest of the world from drowning in a great flood, think Noah & his Ark.

The Vessel went missing at the same time as another Shadowchaser, and that is ...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Marshall Stephens rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Like the first novel in this series, Shadow Chase has some very familiar elements for fans of monster-hunter type urban fantasy. What this novel does that it's predecessor did not was expand the scope of the action to far flung places in this world and beyond, delivering the touch of epic that the first installment hinted at.

The story is quick, but not so much that one will get lost. The rules of the setting are revisted, but not overstated. One gets a sense of just how much the characters have ...more

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Oct 13, 2019 Aisha Oaktree rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2019-tbr, blackoutchallenge, paranormal-reads, paranormal-romance, imm-follow-up, urban-fantasy, 2019-reviews, read-in-2019, favorites, romance

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As with the first book we have well written, well rounded and relatable characters, who we are getting to know even better as the story progresses. Kira in this one truly becomes my favorite character as she struggles with her desire for skin to skin contact; love/affection and yet not really knowing how to handle it when it appears she has it This time though we don't really have a chance to express our emotions because we have so many things that ne Originally Reviewed on Bewitching Bibliophile

As with the first book we have well written, well rounded and relatable characters, who we are getting to know even better as the story progresses. Kira in this one truly becomes my favorite character as she struggles with her desire for skin to skin contact; love/affection and yet not really knowing how to handle it when it appears she has it This time though we don't really have a chance to express our emotions because we have so many things that need to be done, going back to London to handle the business of a mentor and making sure that the London office is ready to pick up and handle things without them. However, on the way there Kira learns that the London chaser and his handler are missing and so is a significant artifact.

I really loved that it picked up right after the events of the previous books and gave us a bit more about Kira while advancing her new relationship with her friends, her 'mother/mentor' and the Nubian. Again we get Mr. Nancee who helps to make the story feel lighter than it is when the scenes get a little dark, all while imparting information that we need. Kira finds herself having to set aside her grief to aide a chaser who is really too new to be out on his own and his missing handler, when she realizes just how badly the chaser and his handler have messed up she has to step in to stop the situation from going from a minor hiccup into a major disaster. Now that she's been named the Hand of Ma'at and her powers are growing, Kira has no choice to follow through on what the Goddess has shown her is her new path.

There are so many heart-wrenching moments within his one, as Kira learns more about her new talents, her history, her mentors and about the case she's working her entire idea of who and what she is, is being challenged. She's trying to solve the case, help the chaser, work with the Nubian and fight Shadow. Shadow isn't held back by the qualms that hold Kira up so they decide to go full force at the team, and this is a battle that even though they have been ready for, they still couldn't predict how it would go.

I loved this one so much, while it advanced the overall story of Kira and the Shadow world we still got an awesome case to solve, a chaser to help and an artifact to rescue. I loved the balance that was given to each item, allowing the case to help the overall story while setting up more of the world and the magic system without seeming to dump the information in our hands. This case takes us all over the place with some serious adventures and battles thrown in. While we are advancing the story Kira is getting hit from all sides as they battle to flip her from Light to Shadow heats up.

I loved it so much and finished this one in a day because I needed to know what was happening, why it was happening and just everything I needed to know. This one didn't disappoint the pacing was wonderful, the blend of case and the building of a romance was fantastic and of course, we learned more about Khefar and his mission here. I know this sounds a little silly but I absolutely loved that in this book Kira talks about taking care of her braids, there is a scene with her and Khefar doing each other's hair and I just.... I can't even explain what it means to read that. Just hit me in the feels.

I loved the adventure and the romance, it was so good. Go read it for yourselves!!! Highly recommend.

★★★★★
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Oct 23, 2020 Ursula rated it liked it · review of another edition

Hi Gemmies, I have a new book review to share with you today. Shadow Chase by Seressia Glass is a contemporary paranormal novel and the second book in the Shadowchasers series. This unique series is based on Egyptian mythology. I really enjoyed the first novel in the series..Shadow Blade, and was hoping i'd love this entry as well. Sadly this one was a little bit of a let down for me. Shadow Chase takes place immediately following the events in Shadow Blade. Although there is action, this was mo ...more

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Jun 22, 2020 Eli rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Content warning for the bury your gays trope.

In the previous book, gay and trans folks were kept entirely out of all worldbuilding, all characterization, all language used, in a rather airtight way. This time we get a genderqueer god briefly mentioned, and two minor gay characters... one of whom we meet as a dead body. The other gay character is in the same line of work as the protag but is just jarringly incompetent at his job... levels of incompetence that throw me out of the story several tim ...more

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Sep 22, 2019 Annette Nkwocha rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: diverse-speculative-fiction

There is so much about this book that I want to love; diverse characters, a kick-ass heroine and lots of worldbuilding based on Egyptian mythology. I had to knock stars off because the pacing is wonky and the author spends a lot of time repeating what Kira is thinking and restating facts that readers should have picked up. It's unnecessary to explain how Kira's magic works for the umpteenth time when we're already 3 thirds of the way through the book. It gets repetitive and slows everything down ...more

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Nov 02, 2018 Ryan Peters rated it did not like it · review of another edition

The first one was good.
This one I didn't finish. I hit a romantic wall and that's just not what I'm after when reading. It seemed to drag on and on and I just decided if there was any more of it...I'd end up hating the book and put it away.

It's too bad, I really liked the intrigue and real world ties to the pantheon that she had going. ...more

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Jul 15, 2020 Harmony Williams rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

It takes a talented author to make the second book of a series even better than the first. Seressia Glass is a VERY talented author. This book has all of the action I was expecting plus deepening relationships, interesting twists, and information about Kira's origins that has me salivating to read the next book in the series! ...more

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Aug 15, 2019 Rita rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 0-audiobook, african-american

This was good. Will continue the series.

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Aug 17, 2021 Stasea Simmons rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I LOVED IT!!!!

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Oct 21, 2021 Mea Hemmings-crenshaw rated it really liked it · review of another edition

3.5. Wish it was longer... maybe? Feel like the climax & conclusion were rushed & there was ALOT left undone & unanswered... on to book 3 I guess.

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May 03, 2012 Always Reading rated it liked it · review of another edition

Kira and Khefar are back in this second instalment to the Shadowchaser series. It picks immediately at the point where we left off in the last book; at the dinner celebrating Kira and Khefar's revival and new goddess-blessed statuses.

I was looking forward to hopefully getting to know both of the main characters more this time around and also trying to form more of a connection to them since that was slightly lacking in book one. I'd initially put that down to "book one syndrome" because of all Kira and Khefar are back in this second instalment to the Shadowchaser series. It picks immediately at the point where we left off in the last book; at the dinner celebrating Kira and Khefar's revival and new goddess-blessed statuses.

I was looking forward to hopefully getting to know both of the main characters more this time around and also trying to form more of a connection to them since that was slightly lacking in book one. I'd initially put that down to "book one syndrome" because of all the world-building that had to be done etc, etc. But now I'm thinking there may have been more to it than that because at the end of this book, I still find it quite hard to muster up much excitement for either of them in the same way I have with other characters in the past. And the excuse of it being the first book in the series, which will sometimes allow me to give it a free pass to fail in certain areas, no longer cuts the mustard.

It's a shame to have to say that because I really want to like this series. And it should, by rights, be very good. All the possibilities for exciting plots are there within the Egyptian mythology base. Unfortunately, there's just something about it that's leaving me cold.

I was also a little disappointed with the slow start. It took almost to exactly the midway point in the novel for Kira and Khefar's mission to become completely clear, for the book to give me that hook. I think the goal for the storyline should have been established much earlier on than this. I don't like words with no purpose. Get to the point.

Also, the fade-to-black sex scene was a little disappointing since the main bit of interest with regards to Kira as a main character is her inability to touch anyone. Ever. She literally has to go around with gloves taped to her wrists. So to then have Kira find the only person she can touch, having sex with him would surely be quite a monumental occasion for her, and yet it was skipped over with the barest of detail.

And, no, that's not me grumbling because there was no smut in the book. There was none in book one either but there didn't need to be because it wasn't time. Here, it was time, and it should have been part of the book.

The second half of the book was much, much better it has to be said, but by this point I think I'd already made the decision to see the book out to the end then stop reading the series. At this moment I don't see myself picking up the next one, the interest in the characters just isn't there.

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Jul 11, 2010 Tara (box5angel) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: fans of urban fantasy with a tiny bit of romance

Recommended to Tara (box5angel) by: no one

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I admit it took me a while to get this book, the second in the series, and I didn't have my copy of the first book anymore, so there were things that I forgot. So, that made it a little harder to get into. Although, some of the background and more was in this book too. So that was good.

I don't know. I kept reading and reading and not much was going on. I think because of the action from the end of the last book, it was kind of subdued in the beginning of this book. Mainly because there was reco I admit it took me a while to get this book, the second in the series, and I didn't have my copy of the first book anymore, so there were things that I forgot. So, that made it a little harder to get into. Although, some of the background and more was in this book too. So that was good.

I don't know. I kept reading and reading and not much was going on. I think because of the action from the end of the last book, it was kind of subdued in the beginning of this book. Mainly because there was recovery time, and that made it a little slow, but I didn't put it down because I do like this series and I like Kira and Khefar (hero and heroine). So, I kept full steam ahead and I'm glad I did. It started really getting good once they got to London and really got going when they reached Egypt.

I love reading about Egyptian history and mythology. And this book had a lot of it, because the hero and heroine has it in their lives, so it's all over the book, which I love. And it re-sparked my interest in the culture and history because I haven't been keeping up with it lately. Thanks, Seressia! :)

Kira and Khefar did the deed. It wasn't steamy hot or boring boring, kind of in the middle. I would have liked a little more in the scene, but that's okay, the book is more urban fantasy rather than paranormal romance.

I don't know how much is going to be said about their relationship now. Because Khefar's main goal is to save 64,000 lives for the 64,000 that he killed. And when he's done that, he'll be able to be with his wife and kids in the afterlife. He has one more life to save but now his relationship with Kira is developing. No mention of love but they are together because of the attraction and for comfort. We'll see how that goes.

I think the god Anansi/Nansee is so funny and glad he's around, as well as Kira's friends, Wynne and Zoo.

Kira has gotten more info about her past and it's some good stuff but like she said at the end more answers produce more questions. Can't wait to find out more.

Plus, she has some unfinished business with Shadowling, Marit who tortured and "killed" Khefar.

All in all, it was a good read and glad I finally got to read it. The third book, Shadow Fall is out and I'm hoping to buy that at the end of the week. We'll see. ...more

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Nov 10, 2011 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Kira is back – back from the dead, brought back by Khefar and is now the Hand of Ma'at. With new duties and a new role in life, Kira has much to handle – but first and foremost she has to deal with the death of her handler, mentor and father figure. Now the battle is won she has time to mourn and time to put his affects in order and scatter his ashes.

But under it all she worries about her shadow taint. She took on some of the shadow fighting the fallen and now it is a part of her. A devotee of M Kira is back – back from the dead, brought back by Khefar and is now the Hand of Ma'at. With new duties and a new role in life, Kira has much to handle – but first and foremost she has to deal with the death of her handler, mentor and father figure. Now the battle is won she has time to mourn and time to put his affects in order and scatter his ashes.

But under it all she worries about her shadow taint. She took on some of the shadow fighting the fallen and now it is a part of her. A devotee of Ma'at, she is painfully aware that her heart is no longer lighter than Ma'at's feather – as well as the harm she did to her friends and innocents while under the shadow's influence

She also has time to explore her relationship with Khefar, the immortal Hand of Isis and the only man she can touch without her powers harming or killing him. But what future is there between them when she has her shadow taint and Khefar is approaching the end of his curse?

Of course the world doesn't wait while Kira balances her life. A chaser has gone missing along with an artefact that could literally destroy the world in the wrong hands – or simply if it is not returned soon. Kira has little time to grieve when she has the world to rescue, ancient Egyptian artifacts to return, a flood that would cover the globe – and the shadow of Set himself rising on behalf of the Shadow.

I love this book – and I was surprised. I expected to like it after the first book, but I didn't expect it to get this much better. But, yes it was a huge step up of an already good start.

I love the world. I love the Egyptian deities – and way beyond the common ones known to many. There's a lot of research here and a lot of information. Beyond that,.t he world itself is wide and broad with many layers and nuances. As part of that this book has a lot of great world building (and hints of more to come). Admittedly, some of this is done in the form of lectures but it never gets dull or to the point of me starting to wanting to snark it. Nor is it ever unrealistic.

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Aug 24, 2010 Bookaholics rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shadow Chase by Seressia Glass
Urban Fantasy- July 28th, 2010
4 stars

This fast faced Urban thriller is sure to keep readers on their toes. The author starts the heroine in the thick of things and I would advise first time readers to check out the 1st book Shadow Blade to get up to speed.

The heroine, Kira Solomon has just recovered from a deadly battle that nearly killed her friends. And one where she almost died herself. She was only saved by the enigmatic and sexy Nubian Khefar. A man she desires ...more

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Mar 16, 2014 Monika Falcon rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I'm sad to say that this series turned out to be somewhat of a disappointment because i really loved the Egyptian mythology and the detail in the story. Also the main heroin Kira is BAD-ASS! so really she is what kept me reading in this book, but honestly after this book i really didn't want to read the next one...

Especially because of the romance element between Kefhar and Kira...it has to be one of the weirdest scenarioes...He is a near-immortal-warrior who is doing all this life-saving to get ...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Jessica rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy

I enjoyed the first book in this series quite a bit, but had a hard time with this one. The first 100 or so pages are filled with introspection and grieving (and some info-dumping about what happened in the previous book, but that wasn't too bad). While I think those elements were important, the overall story would have benefited from having those parts mixed in with the action a bit more; the pacing just dragged.

The second half had a lot more action and the pace was a lot faster, but by then I ...more

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Nov 07, 2016 Denyse Loeb rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: couldn-t-finish

I'm not nearly as impressed with this addition to the series as I was with book 1. The issues I mentioned in my review of book 1 are present to a greater degree along with a few new ones that make it less polished and more a step backwards. Repetitions and over explaining abound, and the slower, seemingly disconnected plot is making it much harder to maintain my interest. I'm hoping it will improve soon, or I'll more than likely file it under couldn't finish and move on. Even if I do finish, at ...more

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Jan 05, 2014 Indigo rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy, romance, demons, girl-power, magic, supernatural-detective, esper, nookbook, black-people-sci-fi, science-fiction

Not quite as good in my opinion as the first, but still fun.

We find out more about Kira, about her relationship with Balm. As I suspected we find out more about the Solomon family. And man do I dislike what we find out. Ditto the elaborated history of Kira's birth.

The battle between light and shadow seemed to take almost a backseat to the questions raised in the early part of the book. The world threatening problem seemed far more easily solved. And then there's the whole "they love each other ...more

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Jun 20, 2012 Robin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: seressia-glass, shadowchaser

This is the second book in Seressia Glass's Shadowchaser's series. Really a good series. I burned right through this. Kira is so many things, a smart heroine, a broken child, and so many other things. I really love her and her 4000 year old warrior lover, Kehfar. The secondaries are really well done as well. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on the next one. ...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Spacechik rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-book-list

Mixed feelings about this second in the series. I like the concepts of a 4000 year old warrior doing pennance and that Egyption gods are still 'active' in current time. It did drag a little at first but I slogged through it. The ending was mostly satisfying. I hope the author hits her pace pretty soon or I may just give up on this series. ...more

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May 28, 2013 Nancy rated it liked it · review of another edition

Continuation of the story begun in book one Shadow Blade. Kira Solomon is a Shadowchaser, trained to serve the Light. In this story she and her team are searching for the Vessel of Nun which must be found and returned to the source of the Nile before waters flood and destroy the world! A good read.

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Jul 07, 2010 Jamie Leigh rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal

This is the second book in the series. And the third one is already out. I'm behind! This is one of my keeper series. I love the storyline and there's not really just one main character but several. It's very interesting to see how they use each other strengths and weakness to get the job done! ...more

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Aug 25, 2010 Estara rated it really liked it

Shelves: ebook, read-in-2010

I think the fact that not so much has to be introduced really allows more space to explore the relationships of all the characters and I loved that we got to see Egypt and more about Egyptian mythology, it all sounded well researched to me.

I would happily buy more in this series.

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Jul 31, 2011 Andrea Jackson rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: mc-kickass-heroines, multicultural-romance, pnr-fantasy, y2013-dangerousheroes-challenge, book-in-series, pnr-f-diversity, dvrs-pnr-sf-recs, mc-mad-bad-dangerous-heroes

Such great characters. A really believable kick-ass heroine, who is still vulnerable. She's got some heavy baggage.

Her lover Khefar could be brought more into focus but I can just imagine how much I would love this immortal warrior. ...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Teresa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I liked that I learned more about Kira in this book. Also she's having to trust people more which is good for her. While there there is a love interest in this book it is not mushy or full of sex. The Egyptian mythology is interesting too. Fun. Ready for the next one. ...more

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Seressia Glass is an award-winning author of urban fantasy, contemporary romance and paranormal romance. Her current series include the Shadowchasers urban fantasy series and the Sons of Anubis paranormal romance series.

Seressia lives north of Atlanta with her guitar-wielding husband and two attack poodles. When not working on her next story, Seressia is an instructional designer for an internati ...more