Late Eclipses: An October Daye Novel: Library Edition

from reading_fox

The series continues. Toby now gets to face the consequences of her actions from the previous books. Primarily her problem is that she killed one of the Firstborn, and the fae don't like being reminded of their own mortality. This is exacerbated when both her high ranked friends start to sicken, ...

from SpaceandSorcery

I finished this book in record time, also thanks to a rainy and cold Sunday, but I probably would have kept at it even if the sun had been shining.This time the threats Toby must face don't just concern people she cares about, but are part of an intricate plot to hurt her: there is a heavy sense ...

from pacey1927

After four books, October Daye is still going strong. "Late Eclipses" was even more enjoyable than the previous book and I think that says a LOT. IN "Late Eclipses", Toby has a personal threat she has to deal with. She thought her previous dealings which left her as a fish for fourteen years was ...

from MlleEhreen

Grudging four stars here. This book, LATE ECLIPSES, and the next in the series were more or less dropped in my lap and even though LATE ECLIPSES had the same roster of pluses and negatives that all the October Daye books do for me, it was still better than most of the other options available at t...

from trouthe

The first book in the series that really starts addressing the mystery of Toby's mother and the fish incident, and I find myself vastly appreciating Seanan Mcguire's ability to pace a series.The most common types of series roughly fall into into two categories. There's the stable, loosely linked ...