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4 out of 5 stars
I liked the character relationships and the deeper development of the relationships between the characters of the first book. I particularly liked the one between Nash (the Sheriff) and Maya (the electrician). Janet and Mick's developed as well and some background about Mick is revealed.
My favorite character continues to be Coyote but the addition of Colby to the series may challenge that.
As with all UF series, the progress on the overall storyline - Janet's big, bad mother tryi ...more
I liked the character relationships and the deeper development of the relationships between the characters of the first book. I particularly liked the one between Nash (the Sheriff) and Maya (the electrician). Janet and Mick's developed as well and some background about Mick is revealed.
My favorite character continues to be Coyote but the addition of Colby to the series may challenge that.
As with all UF series, the progress on the overall storyline - Janet's big, bad mother tryi ...more
Very good addition to the Stormwalker series. Janet has more magic, Mick is to stand trial for not killing Janet, Nash and Maya are still dancing around their relationship and Coyote is still cryptic. More dragons are introduced, including Colby, who has come to help(?) Mick with his defense. Magic mirror is a hoot!! a solid 4 star read.
Firewalkers refer to dragons and this book was well named.
Janet is trying to come to terms with her new powers and the God, Coyote, is watching to see she doesn't go nuclear. He isn't the only one - the Council of Dragons isn't happy either.
But the 1st order of business is the dead body found out on the outskirts of civilisation, the body had been turned inside out. Who did it? Who was it? Why did it happen? All questions Nash, the Sherriff, wants answers to, and keeps asking Janet. He now know ...more
Janet is trying to come to terms with her new powers and the God, Coyote, is watching to see she doesn't go nuclear. He isn't the only one - the Council of Dragons isn't happy either.
But the 1st order of business is the dead body found out on the outskirts of civilisation, the body had been turned inside out. Who did it? Who was it? Why did it happen? All questions Nash, the Sherriff, wants answers to, and keeps asking Janet. He now know ...more
Janet's struggle to deal with the two very different sides of her heritage made this an interesting book. Her link to the dark beneath world is completely opposite her stormwalker roots and raises the conflict level in her life. Threatened by dragons and warned by Coyote to never use her mother's gifts, Janet keeps being thrust into untenable situations. Use the dark gifts and upset a number of powerful beings. Or let someone die, knowing she could have prevented it. The introduction of a charac
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