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Jean-denis Lichtfus lichtfus — What a great book - Ms Gerard has done it again and ticked all the boxes for me. The action was great and the sex/love scenes have definately been ramped up from previous books in the series. I have biddy complaint about the book and that is the young Manny. The scene has been set and we find that he is an alpha male and like all H's he is a god in the bedroom and the earth moves for them both and then we find out that Manny is only 18! Then we find out that Lily is 28 - now I haven't a problem with the age difference (although it is bordering on cradle snatching!)what I did have a problem with is that he has been portrayed as a worldy man and lets be honest I find that very hard to believe from an 18 year young man. I understand that because the main body of the story is set 17 years later the author is sensitive to the age of both the characters and perhaps it may have been better if Manny had been a little older and maybe Lily a little younger and then it would have seemed a bit more realistic. After having a little moan and groan to myself I then got on with the reading and put aside my little gripe and found that it was a great book and had me gripped from beginning to end and deserves the 5 star rating.

Ryan Flynn _lynn62 — The sequel to Sisters of the Raven is very similar and concerns the same characters as the first. Whole villages are abruptly killing themselves, and Oryn, Summerchild and Raeshaldis try to determine why. A strange green mist, broken glass and otherwordly voices are their only clues. Meanwhile, King Oryn has to somehow survive a series of ordeals in order to remain king—but the spells that formerly made the crocodiles turn aside and poison harmless are no longer working. It’s an exciting book, but again, I wish Hambly had winnowed it down a bit.

Andrey Batista andreybatista — Anne Rice is a magnificent storyteller! She tells a powerful tale of Christ as a Child. Riveting to the very end.