Chronicles of Ixia Magic Study, Book 2, (Paperback)

from bookwormteri

I need to rant for a moment.... How in the hell does Twilight get a ton of press and these books are virtually unheard of? I guess that is the beauty of marketing. This is an excellent series! In Magic Study, Yelena travels south to meet her family and to train in her magic. She is much more powe...

from rocalisa

Magic Study by Maria V. Snyder (10/10) Fantasy. In the previous book, the heroine found she'd been kidnapped from another country as a child and has mage powers. In this book she is returned and has to try to find her place among people who remember her but she can't recall. I've seen people say ...

from soliloquies

Having left Ixia, Yelena must now learn about her family and Southern heritage in this second book of the 'Study' trilogy. The book continues where the first left off as Yelena has new adventures, makes new enemies and begins to develop her powers. The writing is good and makes for an easy read.

from lexilewords

Again I find myself dissatisfied with the YA cover from Mira (not just because it ruined the color scheme of the other two). Also the UK had two additional covers (one for YA HC and one for YA SC). I prefer the current Mira trade (cover 3) because I think it gives more of a sense of the jungle th...

from alcarinqa

After being exceptionally impressed with Poison Study, I eagerly dove into Magic Study. I must say it is, if anything, better than its predecessor. Magic Study still has all the things I loved about Poison Study - great characters, riveting plot, lots of action and romance - and improved upon the...