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Okay...yeah....

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MacKayla lane travels to Ireland in order to seek a very important book to the fae, a book that is a million years old of the blackest magic ever. MacKayla is pursued by fae assassins and is forced to work with Jericho Barrons, a man that is as mysterious as he is hot. And that is not where her man trouble ends she's also pursued by V'lane a fae that can turn arousal into obsession. The world of the fae and the human race are growing closer together will MacKayla be able to protect that boundary or will evil get the upper hand? Hmmm...yeah...okay...listen I have been a KMM fan for a very long time and I totally respect her need for stretching her creative muscle and venture forth. And for those that are new to KMM...this book and even series may entertain. There are elements here that just didn't work for me...personally and that is my issue (such as stories told in 1st person) and I know that those that enjoy this story are going to not take kindly to my opinion. However this story was a tad bit flat, there was a lot of potential here but yeah, flat is the only way to describe this read. Well, that an a wee bit of violence...combined with a sassier than likable heroine. So, if you're a long time fan, don't go looking for any of the magic of her Scottish series...you're not going to find that here. As long as you're willing to have an open mind and you can suspend reality you will be entertained.

Way better than the first one

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I am glad that I stuck with the series. In this book, Mac has grown up a lot and learned a lot more. She is still looking for the book with Jericho. But she is learning that everyone is playing for their own agenda. She starts trying to pay everyone to get to the book herself. Which blows up in her face when they come back on her breaking promises and such. It does get side tracked. They are after the book, but it seems every time they turn around, something else is getting the attention. And, of course, fae V'Lane tries to get in her pants at every chance encounter. On one of these encounters, he takes her to faerie. I do have to say that I don't know what to think of Jericho. It seems like there is going to be some kind of relationship besides teacher and student. But he is also such a jerk. I am excited to see how the next book does.

slow but interesting with disappointments

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I was intrigued by this new venture by Moning. I've thoroughly enjoyed her Highlander series and couldn't wait to start the Fever books. The ending of the first book left me frustrated but I immediately picked up book 2. The slow pace of book 2 on the main plot points was distracting but enough newness was sprinkled in that I kept reading. However there are too many unresolved issues to keep me going from here. I'm ok with a series and the continuation of characters but there has to be some resolution for that satisfaction I want when I close a book. I'm not getting that with the Fever books. As for character growth...I do like Mac but she's more likely to stumble into an answer than deduce it logically. That gets boring after a while.

Action Packed!

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The story continues right where it left off on the first book. There was no wrap up, no conclusion. Lets just say I immediately bought the third book when I bought the second book knowing there wouldn't be a conclusion with this book either. Mac and Barrons are still working together. They are not too friendly to each other. Barrons is NOT a man. He's a something that Mac can't figure out but he keeps her safe so she'll deal with it. Mac was investigating the Dark area near the bookstore and found a house. She found some of her sisters stuff in the house. She felt a pulling towards a warehouse behind the house. Inside she found a portal to the unseelie world being opened by The Lord Master, aka Alina's boyfriend. She's discovered there by Malluce the vampire. Barron's falls in and saves her. She ends up stabbing Mallue with the spear. (This might have happened in the first book.) Malluce is expected dead but there's no proof. Mac starts seeing a grimreaper like ghost thing following her around. One night it attacks her and it's Malluce. He kidnaps her, brutally beats her inches from death. Barrons finally comes to her rescue nearly too late. She askes him to feed her the half eaten Rhino-Boy off the slab. It has healing powers. Within 10 minutes she's fully healed and nearly as strong as Barrons. They pursue after Malluce. She wants to fight him. Barrons says ok but ends up jumping in to behead Malluce because Mac was enjoying herself too much. The second book ends in the same fashion: no ending.

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Seriously, Moning is Awesome. I was really hesitant in buying the first one in the series, but once I started I loved it. It sucks you in and you can't get enough. All her books are great, especially the highlander series.