Shaded Vision (Sisters of the Moon Series #11)
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780515150353 |
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| Publisher: | Penguin Publishing Group |
| Publication date: | 02/07/2012 |
| Series: | Sisters of the Moon Series , #11 |
| Pages: | 352 |
| Sales rank: | 481,518 |
| Product dimensions: | 4.10(w) x 6.70(h) x 1.10(d) |
| Age Range: | 18 Years |
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Shaded Vision
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The book is good in terms of the actions of other characters and plot, but there was no true character growth inDelilah nor had she done anything that was particularly note worthy. Happy for everyone else, however as a Delilah fan I am truely disappointed and discouraged.
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Love this series. Probly my fave books right now reccomend buyin the 1st one and you will want them all too!!! Love them every book is from a sisters point of view. there is 3 sisters so every 3 books you return to the other sister. Love it keeps me more engaged!
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I strongly recommend you read this series in order [Witchling, Changeling, Darkling, Dragon Wytch, Night Huntress, Demon Mistress, Never After (anthology), Bone Magic, Inked (anthology), Harvest Hunting, Blood Wyne, Hexed Anthology”ice shards”, Etched in Silver novella and Courting Darkness] prior to reading this installment.
I didn’t enjoy this installment as much as I thought I was going to and it took me far longer than I would’ve liked to finish this book. The story started off really slow. The main investigation was disorganized and filled with too many secondary character interactions.
This installment did not do Delilah any favors, she looked like a tag-along in her own book. Most of this book seem to be about everyone else but Delilah. Shade is a HUGE mystery; the author could’ve spent so much more time delving into his background and how his fate intertwined with Delilah’s. That alone could’ve made one heck of a story.
I rated this book 3-stars because the story was interesting. Albeit, the whole novel felt like a set-up for the next installment; basically a huge waste of time and felt like the sisters were running in circles chasing their tails.
I think Iris’s wedding should’ve been a novella on its own. Instead it was mixed into Delilah’s journey with the two parts colliding and feeling mashed together. The wedding took up most of the beginning portion of the book. I enjoyed Iris’s background adventure from the Hexed anthology and would’ve enjoyed a short story on her wedding just the same.
One thing I did like is that the men in Delilah’s household are fully domesticated and don’t mind pulling their weight at home. They also don’t mind “manning” the home front while the sisters go out and handle their business.
I recommend this book and series to fellow dark urban fantasy readers and will read the next book Shadow Rising due out 10/30/12.
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Another great adventure with the sisters. Im looking forward to the next.
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I'm not sure what has happened to the series at this point. The dialog is absolutely PAINFUL! Very pre-teen-ish. The plot was sound and moved along fine but in the end, I'm losing interest because of the interaction of the characters. These girls are supposed to be tough...not cheesy.
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Nothing disappointing with this installment with the Sisters of the Moon series. Like most of the other books in this series, it grabs hold of you and pulls you to the lives of the characters. These characters continue to change and grow in ways you wouldn't expect. But that is what makes this series good. The right mix of romance, action, interesting characters, magic, and a bit of mayhem, make for an unforgettable ride.
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I love this book a big time page turner
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:) love the sisters
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