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4.5 Stars - Possible Spoilers in Review,
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Book DescriptionThis is a short novel, about 60,000 words. |
This review is from: Clean Sweep (Kindle Edition)
I bought this book without reading the synopsis simply because the
Andrews team wrote it. I am not sorry I did so. However, had I read
the synopsis I may have had an easier time figuring out the sort of
world team Andrews was drawing me into. This would have made it easier
for me to understand what was really going on. I do admit that when
more and more things are revealed, they came as a pleasant shocked and
really knocked this genre on its butt!This is an excellent blend of the two worlds that the Andrews already writes about - a kick-a*s heroine, Dina, a la Kate Daniels - mixed with a really odd world with creatures to fight that are very, VERY similar to the creatures in On the Edge (The Edge, Book 1), you have two really intense and sexy alpha males and they are both interested in Dina,(see On The Edge) a sentient (sort of) inn and a dog that isn't quite what it appears to be (Kates' dog). It is the perfect blending of the Kate Daniel's and The Edge series.
Add to it the most unusual secondary characters, some extremely funny bits (I loved the hidden quip about Eloisa James and the bits about Sean marking the trees)along with the dry sarcasm and you have the makings of a very excellent series.
Unfortunately I don't know if it is going to be a long running series, a trilogy or just a couple of books...but whatever it is I am looking forward to the next one.
The only drawback for me is that it was a very short novel and there really wasn't much time to really develop totally, the world or the characters. Oh, they were developed, but just not in the manner we are used to with the regular Andrews novels.
It also ends on sort of a mini cliff-hanger so I really hope there is going to be a next book.
Now I don't know which series I am most anxious to see a new book from...that is a little bit of a drawback ;-) when you consider that there is usually about a year between Kate Daniel's book. I think the fans would eat this up if we had these shorter novels to take the edge off our appetites, especially if they come out in between!
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