Ruby Red Trilogy: Sapphire Blue (Hardcover)

from AbbieLauren2018

I didn't enjoy this book as much as the first one. I read through it rather quickly because I do love the series so much, but this book just didn't do it for me. I found myself getting really angry at all the characters and really just enjoyed it for Xemerius, a small stone gargoyle demon.

from therska

This book (#2) is as easy read, but slightly better than the first book in the series. As more people has commented there are more time travels, meaning more action, kissing, intrigues and blood. We meet the same characters, adding a sidekick demon and a new bad guy (or is he?), and they havn't c...

from humouress

(Second of 3: Ruby Red trilogy. Fantasy, YA) This is the second instalment of the time-travel trilogy, translated from German by Anthea Bell. There are two families, now based in London, with the time-travelling gene; one carries it in the male line and the other in the female line. There are des...

from ethel55

Picking up right where Ruby Red left off, Gwen is still trying to adjust to the new found fact that she is the time traveler in the family and come to terms with her other quirk as well. With time traveling partner Gideon, Gwen struggles to keep up with the information overload from the Secret So...

from nbmars

Note: This contains slight spoilers for Book One in this series, Ruby Red, but none for this book, Book Two in the trilogy. In Ruby Red, sixteen-year-old Gwyneth Shepherd, called Gwen, discovers she has inherited the time-travel gene that enables - indeed, requires - frequent forays into the past...