Bought in Oxfam, Walthamstow High Street.

Better than the first book. The characters are growing on me.

The trilogy is going to caroline-m.

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Thanks so much for passing this on, will look forward to reading the trilogy!

This trilogy was a quick and enjoyable read, just realised I didn't journal when I read them over the summer!

Second in the Darkest Powers trilogy, here as a bookcrossing spiral turned RABCK. Thanks so much!!

I am so glad I had the second book in this series, as it picks up from the first considerably. I was a bit disappointed by the first which felt like an endless introduction setting up the story.
As Kelley Armstrong is an author I generally really appreciate, my expectations were perhaps too high. This being said, I decided to take this second in the trilogy with me for a long train journey, and it was a good idea. Here the story finally takes off, the characters start to flesh out (and my reading of Rae's character proved right), the kids come into their own.
I couldn't help thinking about Clayton and Elena etc when Derek hesitated to get off the bus in Syracuse... wouldn't it be cool if their paths crossed? In this book I began to recognize the author I know and value. Added bonus, I actually have the third in what I think is a trilogy.
I am very grateful for this which has come in as an RABCK.

This has left Switzerland by car and now leaves France for the UK, thanks to bookmooch. Enjoy!

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