In the Forests of the Night : The Goblin Wars, Book Two

from thewalkinggirl

It's not the fastest paced tale out there, but there are so many things I enjoy about this book that spending the first two-thirds on the set-up was totally ok with me. What I liked: 1) the humor Was the first book this funny? I think I need to re-read it, because I laughed lot in this one. "I'm ...

from STACYatUFI

IN THE FOREST OF THE NIGHT starts off right were TYGER TYGER left off. I would not recommend starting with book 2 if your new to the series as you will miss a lot of back story. Teagan, Finn and Aiden are back at home and trying to digest all of what they have learned in Mag Mell while also carin...

from nbmars

Book Two of The Goblin Wars Series, steeped in Irish mythology, is not a standalone book either on the front end or the back end. Rather, it seems a transition from the first to the third, an interlude during which we spend more time with the characters and get to know them better. (And I have no...

from theepicrat

Tyger, Tyger was an unexpected delight, and it should come as no surprise that Kersten Hamilton continues the tradition with its sequel In The Forests Of The Night. This series rolls around in all the best ingredients to make an unforgettable read - charming, exciting, heart-breaking, game-changi...

from MelHay

Teagan is upset with what she learned of her mothers family (in Tyger Tyger) and what it might mean to her and Finn. When Finn comes to talk to her and reassure her things get crazy quickly in the full house of the Wylltsons'. Thomas starts sprouting feathers and cat-sidhe appear. The cat-sidhe w...