From Amazon:
Seven years ago Kaylin fled the crime-riddled streets of Nightshade,
knowing that something was after her. Children were being murdered -
and all had the same odd markings that mysteriously appeared on her own
skin....
Kaylin is ordered back into Nightshade with a partner she knows she
can't trust, a Dragon lord for a companion and a device to contain her
powers - powers that no other human has. Her task is simple - find the
killer, stop the murders...and survive the attentions of those who
claim to be her allies!
My opinion:
I loved this book. Sagara writes so well that I was able to picture the people and the places and the different races. I would like to read the rest of the series, but apparently the next two books are only out in trade.
And I will only buy MMPB. Such a dilemna.
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Sagara...
I really enjoy this series. Don't you hate when they switch between MMPB and trade????
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Yes. And I won't buy
Yes. And I won't buy trades new. I will buy them used, but then the author gets no money. But on the other hand, the publisher doesn't get any money either, and it/he/she is the one that decides MMPB or trade.
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re: Cast in Shadow
I have this one but haven't read it yet...I do enjoy Sagara's work, though (well, I've only read her as Michele West, but enjoyed her!). I think I started this once when I was in a lousy mood, so it didn't take--will have to pull it back out because I bet I'll enjoy it if I read more than 10 pages!
Michele West
And I keep meaning to read her books under the West name!
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Lady Am: Do try again. I
Lady Am: Do try again. I found it enthralling. I like SF/Fantasy.
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