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I was hesitant to continue with this series, but when it was offered on sale I couldn't pass it up. MacKayla, or Mac as she likes to be called, has encountered quite a bit of craziness after traveling to Ireland to find answers in her sister's murder. What she finds is a humongous war between the Unseelie and Seelie fae, with mankind sandwiched in the middle for good measure. It's up to Mac to try and fight for the good side, whichever that side is because we spend much of this book trying to fi
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So I'm apparently the only one who thought the first one was sexist and that the love interest was an ass. Then again, I'm the only one who came to that conclusion about Mercy Thompson after the second book. (Seriously, the men are jerks and she knows better but let's just humor him. She continually ends up trying to calm the males down by being meek and submissive around them. The reality is that in humoring them, the men get all the power and control. Just because you're going along voluntaril
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I am still not very invested in this series. Since everyone says each book gets better, I will continue to read these but I'm finding my expectations dropping.
The books did not present much forward movement. It really didn't develop the overall plot either. Instead, this book focuses on MacKayla making quite a few mistakes and finding herself in more and more trouble. She is constantly being saved by someone else and doesn't seem to be serious about developing her newfound powers. The biggest d ...more
The books did not present much forward movement. It really didn't develop the overall plot either. Instead, this book focuses on MacKayla making quite a few mistakes and finding herself in more and more trouble. She is constantly being saved by someone else and doesn't seem to be serious about developing her newfound powers. The biggest d ...more
Another FINISHED urban fantasy and it is a good one. I am in the 3rd book only, but I knew from the first paragraph of the first book this one would keep me up at night (reading). Well written, well developed,intriguing characters who, despite Moning's "romances with Highlanders" books and the cover design which has nothing to do with the book, do NOT jump into bed with everyone. In fact, the sexual tension and doubt as to whether it will occur at all, are mounting with each chapter, just like a
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I really enjoyed this second installment of this vastly popular fever series. Finally, some questions answered and some more to reveal. The main character is quickly developing a backbone with new and different priorities. I have to admit, some of it was painful to read, but necessary to the storyline. I can't wait for the next one, Faefever to arrive!
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Enjoyable fantasy action adventure Just started reading this series really enjoying it on to next in series
For everyone who loves these books....Do you think I am losing something by listening to them instead of reading them?
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