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Nermin Mazhar _ermin_azhar — The emotions in SACRIFICIAL MAGIC are at an all time high. Chess' newest Church case puts her on the other side of town and from the beginning things go wrong. With both her dealer and the rival crime lord pushing her to find answers Chess is determined to solve the case as quickly as possible. Chess' boyfriend Terrible is once again questioning her dealings with Lex and Chess is doing everything possible to be honest with him and to make sure Terrible knows its him she wants to be with. Chess goes through a lot of emotional stuff in book 4. She is dealing with the fact that she is in love with Terrible and doesn't know anything about how to be in love and be loved in return. The drugs of course don't help one bit and send her over the edge into hysteria at one point that pretty much tore my emotions up. I want nothing more then for Chess to be able to function without all the drugs in her system all the time. There is one scene in particular towards the end of the book that had my eyes flooding with tears as she has to make a huge decision that could change her life forever. The world that Ms Kane has created in the Downside Ghost series is off the chart amazing. Every time you turn a page something new is revealed and another twist is added to the story. The ending of SACRIFICIAL MAGIC promises that there will be way more to come in the series. There is a huge turning point happening and I cant tell where Chess will end up but I'm hoping that her and Terrible continue to hold on to each other and she can find a bit of piece in herself. I have heard people mention that they cant handle all the drugs in the series but I cant imagine the series without Chess being who she is. I will be reading CHASING MAGIC as soon as I possibly can.

Aks Rana _ksrana — Incredibly well-written, but somehow short of "great"

Vincent Cooke vincentcooke — Cosmic Humanism, energy religion or "spiritualism" summed up by an amateur writer. The popularity of this book is not due to the writing, but instead to the straightforward initiation it offers the reader into the basic tenets of spiritualism. Most books on this worldview tend to employ a lot of jargon and esoteric back and forth - this book tells you pretty plainly what it's all about. In the age of reason it is very attractive to learn about and open oneself to one's correlating spiritual nature. The spiritual side is greatly underfed in Western culture and many people hunger for more spiritual food. There are all kinds of spirits though and I find that books like this and the movement of "spiritualism", varied as it may be, leave followers unprepared to discriminate between the types of spiritual experiences they may have. I think there is a lot of truth in this book, but it can be very dangerous and difficult for those who open up the spiritual realm to guard themselves from harmful influences and the sometimes deep confusion and disorientation it can lead to. Starting with a book that brings a positive spiritual influence into one's life, so that the difference can be recognized, is far more powerful in bringing one to higher consciousness and greater happiness.