Saint City Sinners: Library Edition

from FiberBabble

Better than the previous book in the series in that there is not as much navel-gazing. There is still too much of it, and it is beginning to be frustrating.I expect that a character should grow throughout a series but Dante Valentine is becoming neither stronger nor more sensitive. I really don't...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Someone has killed Gabe and Eddie because Eddie found the cure for Chill. Dante must revenge their deaths while trying to keep herself alive. Eve finds her and again asks for her help. Review: Dante is still not thinking things through and this is getting tedious. Some of the story line...

from lewispike

I feel let down by this book, and it's hard to say quite why. I think, in part, it's the fact that Dante flips from her reconciliation position of the end of book 3, and in part it's the random deaths of yet more of her friends in a way that feels almost formulaic and predictable here, whereas in...

from Justy

You won't regret reading this one! Dante is back in Saint City to help a friend. She must deal with all the emotional baggage that being in Saint City brings along with it and still somehow deal with the current crisis and her relationships with those closest to her.

from mlsimmons

There is a lot going on in this book. I am not happy with Dante and Japh's relationship and how Dante beats herself up for every little thing. She must learn that she cannot protect everyone and that does not make her a bad person. I do see why she does not trust Japh. He seems very upset at her ...