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From me to you: These books are insanely difficult to review for my future remembrance while not spoiling the hell out of others. So, I've spoiler blocked a lot - maybe too much. But, I figure better to be safe than sorry (read: the bitch that ruined it for someone else). The first two spoilers I consider to be okay for fans of the series who are current and want a little sneak peek. The spoiler in the middle highlights some of Cassie's challenges in this installment, but not super specific or s
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Reap the Wind is the seventh installment featuring Cassandra Palmer, the somewhat reluctant and hapless Chief Seer for the supernatural world. Desperately trying to save John Pritikin sees her skipping wildly through time in search of the mage's soul, dragging Pritikin's demon dad along with her.
While there isn't a lot of progress in terms of the series story arcs, the pace is breathtaking as Cassie lurches from one time, and crisis, to another, frustrated by angry colleagues, elves, Pythia wann ...more
after:
I definitely need a particular story arc to come to an end...losing it.
before:
I have so many Pritkin feels. They will keep me preoccupied until this release date.
I definitely need a particular story arc to come to an end...losing it.
before:
I have so many Pritkin feels. They will keep me preoccupied until this release date.
Hmn.
The action in this book does give us information we need to move everything forward. Essentially, it's a bridge book, seemingly designed to bring the events of Cassie's and Dory's series closer together in preparation for a bigger, more serious throwdown.
Unfortunately, it feels like a bridge book.
Yes, Cassie has foes to fight, a mission to handle, and lots of crap to deal with. Yes, she learns more about herself and starts to see certain things more clearly. Yes, there are terrifying momen ...more
The action in this book does give us information we need to move everything forward. Essentially, it's a bridge book, seemingly designed to bring the events of Cassie's and Dory's series closer together in preparation for a bigger, more serious throwdown.
Unfortunately, it feels like a bridge book.
Yes, Cassie has foes to fight, a mission to handle, and lots of crap to deal with. Yes, she learns more about herself and starts to see certain things more clearly. Yes, there are terrifying momen ...more
Oct 06, 2013
Sandra
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Valerie ~ Val Hall ~
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