I really like the idea of a heroine with middle-level powers…

Patty – Completely, whole-heartedly agree. [i]As Raine might say, it is fun, action-packed, and coated in yum![/i] Hell yes

KMont – Exactly my thoughts. The action is wonderful and the fast-paced nature of the books is a selling point for me, but I can’t help but feel like our intrepid crew of heroes is burning down.

And dude, the girl-fight scene? Awesome.

I’m like you especially in regards to the time frame. At the beginning of this book we’re reminded that it’s only been TWO weeks since Raine took on the Saghred! And this is the third book already. That’s, wow, not a lot of time, even given a couple more, for three books.

Authors – THANK YOU to the ones that put in a clear frame of reference for the time passing in your books!

So, yeah, I’m totally agreeing on the “something’s gotta give” mentality. How much longer can this much action go on without some very serious, and deadly, repercussions. I’m wondering if someone we’ve grown to really like in the series might…well, die.

Raine mentions a lot in this book how little rest and sleep she’s getting. With the way she’s constantly going and fighting evil, frankly, she’s not getting sleep but maybe every couple of days it seems like. It might be more often that that, but it doesn’t feel like it. I mean, we get told how much she needs sleep this time almost as often as we’re reminded that she’s the best seeker ever. And we’re reminded of that last detail A LOT.

The plus side is that yes, all the action is good. It’s engrossing and keeps that pace nice and snappy. I’m kind of worried about Raine, though. How much longer can she keep that kind of stamina up?

Other than that – the book is GREAT.

I’m so glad that you loved The Trouble with Demons! I’ve been looking forward to reading your review. I’ve linked to it on my blog today — and sent it to my publicist for use for potential book blurbs. ; )

Thank you!
Lisa