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★★★★✩ (This is a review of the audiobook.) I truly enjoyed Marguerite Gavin’s narration of this first in The Hollows series, giving the first-person narrative for witch Rachel Morgan - who is a bounty hunter come private detective - great inflection, tone, and pacing. Nice differentiation of other voices, too. I’m looking forward to listening to more of her readings as I continue the series. And I’m definitely continuing the series!
I just loved this book! I thought K ...more
★★★★✩ (This is a review of the audiobook.) I truly enjoyed Marguerite Gavin’s narration of this first in The Hollows series, giving the first-person narrative for witch Rachel Morgan - who is a bounty hunter come private detective - great inflection, tone, and pacing. Nice differentiation of other voices, too. I’m looking forward to listening to more of her readings as I continue the series. And I’m definitely continuing the series!
I just loved this book! I thought K ...more
I read this for the February Pick It For Me Challenge. As it turns out, I re-read it for the challenge.
20 pages in: this feels really familiar.
40 pages in: I read this before.
100 pages in: I remember that happening before.
300 pages in: why can't I remember how this ends?
400 pages in: yep, that's how it happened last time.
The weird thing was that I couldn't tell you a single thing that was going to happen before I re-read it. I remember two scenes in my head. Unfortunately they aren't even in th ...more
20 pages in: this feels really familiar.
40 pages in: I read this before.
100 pages in: I remember that happening before.
300 pages in: why can't I remember how this ends?
400 pages in: yep, that's how it happened last time.
The weird thing was that I couldn't tell you a single thing that was going to happen before I re-read it. I remember two scenes in my head. Unfortunately they aren't even in th ...more
THis book was fresh and fun. Rachel Morgan and her co-workers are fascinating (esp. Jenks) and The world they live in very intersting
2023 re-read:
A second re-read!
Still enjoyable third time round.
2015 re-read:
I first read this 8 years ago, and while the story was familiar, enough details had been lost in the sands of time to make the re-read enjoyable. There was a little fore-shadowing of the main bugbear I have with the later books, and Trent was a little unrecognisable really, he changed a lot. And, Kisten was there :)
A second re-read!
Still enjoyable third time round.
2015 re-read:
I first read this 8 years ago, and while the story was familiar, enough details had been lost in the sands of time to make the re-read enjoyable. There was a little fore-shadowing of the main bugbear I have with the later books, and Trent was a little unrecognisable really, he changed a lot. And, Kisten was there :)
Participating in the series re-read group with the author!
Next up, to read the prequel stories from -Into the Woods- before proceeding to book 2.
Next up, to read the prequel stories from -Into the Woods- before proceeding to book 2.
Mar 24, 2011
Sandra
marked it as owned-not-read-yet
Mar 30, 2011
SandyC
marked it as to-read
Nov 26, 2014
Judithe
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Dec 08, 2014
Ariel
marked it as to-read
