![]() Her return trip and William’s entry into the Mire coincide. She needs to journey to the Broken to retrieve some documents. Apparently the family’s arch-enemies have decided to re-open the feud by laying claim to her grandparent’s old house. ![]() They live in a multi-generation household in The Mire, an Edge area known for extensive swamps and a very insular lifestyle. At the same time, Cerise is working to keep her family’s fiances together when her parents disappear. William’s unable to resist the offer, as he’s been on William’s personal to-kill list for years. A noble from the Weird comes to see him and enlist him in the cause to bring down the lead spymaster for the opposing team. It’s a couple years later and he’s hanging in the Broken, working flooring jobs and drinking beer. It begins with William, the wolf-shape changer from On the Edge. ![]() ![]() Bayou Moon, on the other hand, is Kate Daniels Special Dark–dark chocolate version. On the Edge ( review) went well, though it seemed a bit Kate Daniels Lite–milk chocolate version. Ilona Andrews books are the work of a solid writing team, and though I tend to avoid most paranormal romance, I thought it was time to give their Edge series a try. Read April 2016 Recommended for fans of dark UF with a romance twist ★ ★ ★ 1/2 ![]()
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