Snakecharm

After Hawksong, I was immediately filled with a desire to know more about Zane, Danica, and their tumultuous world. Thankfully, I had Snakecharm on hand and began it almost at once. Yet, this sequel leaves much to be desired. While Danica is expecting a child, which puts both herself and Zane in the......more

Well, this sure is a middle book. I don't recall particularly loving this one when I first read this series, and I definitely don't love it now. It's doing a lot of work to bridge the gap between the story Atwater-Rhodes had already told and the one she wanted to tell next, and that means that it int......more

The war is over. What now? The story continues in this book. The peace has been made. Tentative moves are also made to unite the avians and the serpientes. Some are successful, some are not. But the royal couple is expecting a heir and it is dubious that the races will accept a mix blood as future rul......more

well this is awkward. i loved hawksong. it has always been one of my favorite books. and although i thought i hadn't read this one before, i remembered a lot of it as i continued to read. and i remembered just how boring it was. so the premise of the book is that syfka, a royal falcon, comes to the s......more

Despite the fact that I love Hawksong with my whole heart, I still went into this book somewhat hesitant. I'd heard some negative reviews with this novel, resulting in my thinking that perhaps it wouldn't live up to its predecessor. But it DID. I LOVED this book. I still am partial to Hawksong, but......more