The Prisoner's Key (Glass and Steele #8) by C.J. Archer
Sept 10, 2019 19:27:23 GMT -7
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Post by lindap on Sept 10, 2019 19:27:23 GMT -7
The Prisoner's Key (Glass and Steele #8) by C.J. Archer
4 Stars
Matt and India are back from their honeymoon (FINALLY) and are looking forward to simply being man and wife. Only with the Glass and Steele books that never happens. Upon their return Matt's cousins are at it again, but this time Cyclops is in their snare. On top of that, Hope is in a snare herself.
What India wants to do now is work with her magician friend that can teach her the magical language she needs to be a master magician. Only he gets blamed for murder. India and Matt need to prove he didn't commit the crime.
There's a lot going on within the book. Duke, Cyclops, Willie, Matt and India are always there for one another. To understand the dynamics between these characters, Matt's family, and all the magicians you need to start with the first book The Watchmaker's Daughter. These stories build upon each other to create a wonderful world of magic.
I listened to the audio and the narrator, Marian Hussey, is excellent! She's another one that can create distinctive voices for each character, which I feel is a real talent.
Linda
4 Stars
Matt and India are back from their honeymoon (FINALLY) and are looking forward to simply being man and wife. Only with the Glass and Steele books that never happens. Upon their return Matt's cousins are at it again, but this time Cyclops is in their snare. On top of that, Hope is in a snare herself.
What India wants to do now is work with her magician friend that can teach her the magical language she needs to be a master magician. Only he gets blamed for murder. India and Matt need to prove he didn't commit the crime.
There's a lot going on within the book. Duke, Cyclops, Willie, Matt and India are always there for one another. To understand the dynamics between these characters, Matt's family, and all the magicians you need to start with the first book The Watchmaker's Daughter. These stories build upon each other to create a wonderful world of magic.
I listened to the audio and the narrator, Marian Hussey, is excellent! She's another one that can create distinctive voices for each character, which I feel is a real talent.
Linda
