Finlay makes some smart romantic moves -and there’s some decent movement on the divorce front.Īll in all, a solid sequel that shows that this can be a series with legs, not just a quirky one-off.īy Mary Roach DETAILS: Publisher: Brilliance Publishing We get some important new information about Vero -making a lot of what she did in the first book make sense. It was very much an “okay, so now with that finished, what comes next?” -assuming that Finlay and Vero don’t just wholly abandon their new revenue stream. I was a little worried how the premise would carry over to a sequel, and I clearly shouldn’t have -largely because Cosimano didn’t just repeat the way the first book went. It’s entertaining enough to keep going with the series -and to recommend them -I just want to see a little more out of them.īy Elle Cosimano, Angela Dawe (Narration) DETAILS: Series: Finlay Donovan, #2 But it delivered the same kind of quippy UF action that characterizes the series. It was a bit too similar to the previous book for me. One of which is pretty ethically challenged. As it was? I was satisfied.īy Annette Marie, Cris Dukehart (Narrator) DETAILS: Series: The Guild Codex: Spellbound Series, #4įor the second book in a row, we get to peel back the mysterious backstory of one of Tori’s new best friends while they’re battling a new magical threat. If this was 20 percent longer, I’d have been happy. Sure, the fights we get are pretty cool, but I wanted more.
You got fighting robots on the cover, I want more than two major fights.
And it was fun.īut it was a bit too short -I know that’s by design, but it felt too abrupt. This just seemed like a lot of fun when it was published last year, so when I saw it on the library site, I had to jump on it.
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