Abby doesn't have a lot of time to figure out how she
should approach her new role, but she is back in A SLIVER OF
SHADOW just as witty and intelligent as before. She
is truly a strong female character and doesn't lean on
anyone.
The idea of a touchstone is interesting and is
more developed in A SLIVER OF SHADOW. Readers will meet a few
new characters in A SLIVER OF SHADOW. The love triangle
develops
further and you may be a little closer to taking
sides following the end of A SLIVER OF SHADOW.
Abby's character has matured and she learns more than a
few surprising things about her past. She will snag
your attention early on in the book and hold it the
whole time. Her two potential love interests are very
different from each other, you will find yourself taking sides
quickly.
The other characters are interesting, Allison Pang's
take on other paranormal characters is unique.
Overall, this book shouldn't be missed by Pang's fans.
WAR IS HELL. AND WAR WITH HELL IS NO FUN EITHER.
Just when her new life as a TouchStone—a mortal bound to
help OtherFolk cross between Faery and human worlds—seems to
be settling down, Abby Sinclair is left in charge when the
Protectorate, Moira, leaves for the Faery Court. And when
the Protectorate’s away . . . let’s just say things spiral
out of control when a spell on Abby backfires and the Faery
Queen declares the Doors between their worlds officially
closed. The results are disastrous for both sides:
OtherFolk trapped in the mortal world are beginning to fade,
while Faery is on the brink of war with the daemons of Hell.
Along with her brooding elven prince Talivar and sexy
incubus Brystion, Abby ventures to the CrossRoads in an
attempt to override the Queen’s magic. But nothing in this
beautiful, dangerous realm will compare to the discoveries
she’s making about her past, her destiny, and what she will
sacrifice for those she loves.
© 2003-2025 off-the-edge.net
all rights reserved Privacy Policy