Outcast Season: Undone: Outcast Season, Book One (Series #1) (Paperback)

from Krumbs

Great characterization, the action rolls along swiftly, and it was an interesting premise (though to be fully continued in the next book). I don't entirely believe the main character's world view would evolve that swiftly but I guess the somewhat forced change had to happen to allow the reader to...

from Capnrandm

The concept of an ancient being, composes of energy and immortal, being trapped in a human shell is interesting. Rachel Caine does not carry this as far (or as well) as THE HUNDRED THOUSAND KINGDOMS, but she certainly casts Cassiel as alien enough to be a compelling and unique main character. My ...

from BookAddictDiary

I was excited when I saw that Rachel Caine was doing something aside from the Weather Warden series but still in the same universe. This time, the reader is introduced to former Djinn Cassiel (not Cassie), who suddenly finds herself powerless and cast out from the only life she has know. Undone b...

from SunnySD

A djinn who won't follow orders is cast down to take human form - interesting premise, and a solid series kick-off. Cassiel isn't always sympathetic, but she's likeable.

from BookAddictDiary

I was excited when I saw that Rachel Caine was doing something aside from the Weather Warden series but still in the same universe. This time, the reader is introduced to former Djinn Cassiel (not Cassie), who suddenly finds herself powerless and cast out from the only life she has know. Undone b...