Review: My reviews of the last three books of this set
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2014
Welcome to a world of Druids, and werewolves, witches, and warlocks, Fae and Browines, Mages and Magic, a world that exists within out own but is unseen by most, except those with very special gifts. Fallon is running, and running into Brody she does, Brody is also running so the two of the smashing into each other is probably not surprising. Fallon is a fighter physically and magically she will take on anyone, except for her own love life. Brody lost his wife four years earlier and it wasn't till he literally ran into Fallon that he started to live again. Both Fallon and Brody are believable and real even with their magic along with a whole cast of characters that I'm sure we will see more of in the series this is a wonderful view of a world unseen, an introduction into a world of imagination and magic. Beautifully  written and a very enjoyable read.A short novella in the Others of Edenton series this bridges the gap between In Too Deep and Shadows of the past and tells the story of how Amethyst ends up in Edenton as well as filling in some of the back story of Shadows. A wonderful introduction to Amethyst who we see that although she is not much of a fighter physically, spiritually she is and nothing will knock her down and keep her down, even landing in jail. Once again Brandy brings the hidden to light and lifeAmethyst is running to Edenton after being falsely accused and thrown into jail and on her way into town is stopped by an officer and arrested, Sheriff Hayden Hunter has been so busy doing his Job he hasn't had time for a woman let alone a nymph but from the moment that Amethyst is bought into his jail all of a sudden he is finding time to spend with the little nymph, once again welcome to the world of Edenton where the outrageous is normal and the normal seems boring. Brandy once again brings to life not just the leads but all the friends we have met along the way way as well as some new enemies. We are transported again into the hidden world and what an enjoyable journey it is. Well written and makes the unbelievable, believable a true gift.