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One thing I usually hate about sequels, is that the author always feels the need to recap the last book and rehash physical descriptions of the characters before they can get on with the story. For someone who is reading the books in quick succession, this can be quite tedious. Not so with Kylie Chan's books. Without a backwards glance, she dives right into the adventures of Emma Donahoe as she battles demons, protects the ones she loves and tries to figure out one important question: what the b
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This was even better than White Tiger. The plot thickens, we go deeper into the world & philosophy of the Taoist Gods and learn about the workings of the different kinds of energies used in the highest forms of Martial Arts. I want to learn Qui Gong now.
The main characters deepen and new abilities blossom along with questions about who or what they really are. The 'real' world of Hong Kong is is clearly portrayed so that you feel you are there, and it's beautifully mixed with the paranormal/spi ...more
The main characters deepen and new abilities blossom along with questions about who or what they really are. The 'real' world of Hong Kong is is clearly portrayed so that you feel you are there, and it's beautifully mixed with the paranormal/spi ...more
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Skillfully created story with wonderful characters and a gripping storyline.
Had some seriously annoying writing habits and the odd internal inconsistency, but very enjoyable reads. The action moves right along and they have lots of interesting information, though a tendency to clunky exposition.
Jun 10, 2010
Ace Taylor
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