Uncertain Allies (Connor Grey, Bk 5)
Author: Mark Del Franco [Website][Facebook]
Publisher: ACE Fantasy
Series: Connor Grey, Bk 5
ISBN: 9781101514078
Length: 308 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?: I've been reading the series.
New Tricks (Dog Days, Bk 2)
Author: John Levitt [Website] aka J. R. Levitt
Publisher: Ace Books
Series: Dog Days, Bk 2
ISBN: 9781440642814
Length: 320 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?:
I've been reading the series.
Unleashed (Dog Days, Bk 3)
Author: John Levitt [Website] aka J. R. Levitt
Publisher: Ace Books
Series: Dog Days, Bk 3
ISBN: 9781101151532
Length: 304 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?:
I've been reading the series.
Play Dead (Dog Days, Bk 4)
Author: John Levitt [Website] aka J. R. Levitt
Publisher: Ace Books
Series: Dog Days, Bk 4
ISBN: 9781101477786
Length: 304 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?:
I've been reading the series.
Comments:
I was on something of a Urban Fantasy kick, finishing up some series I had started. I read all of these in December 2014.
Uncertain Allies - More of the world tearing apart and Connor being blamed for at least some of it. By this point I was ready for Connor to get a break.
New Tricks - Mason doesn't clue in about something pretty big, and his poor judgment of character was very annoying. But otherwise I guess the book was okay.
Unleashed - The title says it all. Bad stuff has been unleashed on the world. Mason must fix this (not only to save the world, but because he is at least partially to blame).
Play Dead - The cliffhanger ending, combined with the fact that this is likely the last book (no more are planned), has overwhelmed the rest of the story for me. What on Earth?
Anyway, this meant the end to the Dog Days series, and I finished the final Connor Grey book, Undone Deeds, in the new year (post to come). You know what I was thinking as I read these? I want another Twenty Palaces book by Harry Connolly (another series that is gone). ::sigh:: Maybe I'll finally read some of the Dresden series soon (as almost EVERYONE refers to it when speaking of male-author urban fantasy series).
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Dog Days
Title: Dog Days
Author: John Levitt [Website] aka J. R. Levitt
Publisher: Penguin
Series: Dog Days, Bk 1
ISBN: 9781101208663
Length: 304 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?:
I saw another book in this series on Wowbrary and it caught my interest. But I read series in order, so this one needed to come first. I didn't want to wait for ILL so I requested my library purchase the ebook.
Comments:
Mason is a magic practitioner with a dog-like companion (an Ifrit) name Lou/Louie. He's not very invested in his magic. He uses it sure, but he doesn't put much into it. Music is more his thing. But someone seems to have a problem with him, and he's found himself in some sticky situations. Situations that may or may not be related to some strange goings-on.
I enjoyed reading this, though I had trouble with one part. The reasoning in the book is that people familiar with magic and Ifrits just expect things to happen a certain way, but... Well it bothered me, but I moved past it, and I look forward to reading the next book in the series, New Tricks.
Author: John Levitt [Website] aka J. R. Levitt
Publisher: Penguin
Series: Dog Days, Bk 1
ISBN: 9781101208663
Length: 304 pages
Obtained: Library ebook copy
Why this book?:
I saw another book in this series on Wowbrary and it caught my interest. But I read series in order, so this one needed to come first. I didn't want to wait for ILL so I requested my library purchase the ebook.
Comments:
Mason is a magic practitioner with a dog-like companion (an Ifrit) name Lou/Louie. He's not very invested in his magic. He uses it sure, but he doesn't put much into it. Music is more his thing. But someone seems to have a problem with him, and he's found himself in some sticky situations. Situations that may or may not be related to some strange goings-on.
I enjoyed reading this, though I had trouble with one part. The reasoning in the book is that people familiar with magic and Ifrits just expect things to happen a certain way, but... Well it bothered me, but I moved past it, and I look forward to reading the next book in the series, New Tricks.
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