Raven Raven's Strike, Book 2, (Paperback)

from lewispike

Follow up to Raven's Shadow and finishing the story. Tier and Seraph et al go to Colossae, kill the shadowed, save the day and they mostly get to live happily ever after. There are a few nice twists and turns, but some are a little laboured and obvious. Still a fun, light read and worth the time.

from hjjugovic

The second half of Brigg's duology gives a big payoff for all the (somewhat slow) world building she does in Raven's Shadow. The action picks up and the characters start to "pop" a lot more. I've read Brigg's later works, and I think that she's gotten more skilled at telling tight stories - this ...

from phyllis2779

Didn't like this one as much as the first -- Raven's Strike. There was enough action and it was nice having several characters from the first book, which I really liked, but this one had too much explanation of the magic. It had pages devoted to how it worked, why this worked and that didn't, why...

from EowynA

This ends the two book series about the family of Tier and Seraph in the world of the Empire and the Travelers. Again, a book that starts slowly, and seems to meander a bit. It fills in the life of the people and the world very nicely, so there is a more real texture to this world than in some of...

from SunnySD

Seraph and Tier saved the the Emperor, the empire and the world in Raven's Shadow.... Except they didn't. Their battle with the Shadowed was simply a skirmish. They succeeded in delaying him and saving the Emperor, but they don't get long to bask in the afterglow. Returning home the family discov...