Cassie Palmer Curse the Dawn, Book 4, (Paperback)

from tldegray

Cassie's powers of seeing the future come into play here, rather than just her constant skipping through time and space. She gets flashes of the future and has to put together what might happen, and in doing so learns why it can be dangerous to meddle in the past to change the future, something A...

from Astariel

The series so far has been likable and I found myself enjoying it, even if the pace was like running through the bushes at 100mph without pushing any of those low hanging branches aside. Still I found myself hoping the main vampire, Mircea, would truly bite the dust and that Casandra would grow u...

from akrissy

Typical continuation of the story of Cassie. Not much character development beyond what we already knew. And while it 'closes a chapter' on the previous book, it mostly sets up clues to new plots that will likely be themes in upcoming books. Still, a good quick read and pass along book.

from Franny-chan

I was never a big fan of Mircea and this book is mainly about him and Cassie so you can say it's not my favorite. The plot was not the strongest, specially compared to past books, and bottom line I really wanted more interaction with Pritkin! I also felt that Cassie lost some of her character in ...

from JohnFair

A rather surprisingly good book - I wouldn't generally see myself as the target audience for this type of books (I'm male for starters :-)). Cassie Palmer is on the run from her lover, the Silver Circle , and the Being formerly known as Apollo. Her lover's the local vampires' chief negotiator, th...