Women of the Otherworld Industrial Magic, Book 4, (Paperback)

from shelleyraec

I really enjoyed Industrial Magic. The combination of characters - not just their supe abilities, but the personalities, and I am especially pleased that Paige's behaviour is far less dimwitted than in Dime Store Magic. that may have turned me off the series if it had been the case.There is a lot...

from benfulton

The first Armstrong I've read, and I thought it was really good, so I'm disappointed to read all the reviews that say this is one of her best. This book is something of a Harry Potter for adults; there's a lot of groovy fantasy stuff, interesting non-human characters, and a hidden world inside th...

from TheYodamom

Paige Winterbourne returns, after having been abandoned by her coven, she struggles to rebuild one. Her love, Lucas Cortez, stands by her side no matter what. They are now guardians of teen witch Savannah. The Women of the Otherworld series of books is one of my favorite supernatural series. ther...

from crazybatcow

It's even slower than book 3 in this series was. Very dry and a bit on the boring side, though there were fewer 'lectures' on subjects in this book. Nothing very exciting happens - the characters, basically, spend the entire book 'investigating' so it's like a detective book, and they don't even ...

from CynDaVaz

So far, I've really enjoyed Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series. However, by this, the fourth book, there are some things that are starting to annoy me more than I'd like (hence the 3 star rating, rather than my usual 4/5 for the series).One - the narrator for the 3rd and 4th book h...