5 stars
I love Rylee. She is
a heroine I rarely get annoying with.
Since reading book #8, I had managed to forget that Rylee was pregnant
and Liam was dead. How could I forget
this? I don’t know, but it crushed me
once more. Pamela has been training with
Deanna and trying to help those afflicted with the plague with her meager
healing skills. She is resentful that
Rylee has been gone for 6 months. Milly
is coming to her in her dreams and feeding this resentment. Only we know it can’t be Milly, or rather it
can’t be just Milly. Pamela runs away when Rylee returns and Frank
follows her right to Milly. Rylee can’t
go after her because she has 4 days in which to find the Destroyer.
I didn’t read the novella between book 8 and 9 and I think
it would have been very helpful. I got
by without it, but definitely didn’t know why Faris was with Rylee, who the
Destroyer was and who the new kitty, Peta was.
It becomes clear pretty quick that Liam’s soul is inside Faris (which I
would have known had I read the novella I am guessing). This is causing Rylee quick a bit of
confusion.
As usual there is a lot going on. Rylee has to find the Destroyer. Pamela gets her own little storyline as she
grapples with her inner darkness.
Liam/Faris have issues (as you can imagine). And of course there is lots and lots of
fighting. One good thing is that while
Rylee is gone she trains with her uncle and is a better fighter than she has
ever been. I enjoyed not feeling like
she was so frail all the time. A lot of
time in previous books it feels like Rylee is always just at the point of
breaking physically.
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