Oh. My. Gosh. This was EPIC!!! I love Adia and her journey, through doubt and fear into her own power and discovery, and learning to let her friends be there for her. This was brilliant!! I loved Thyme and Darian and Gini. Sabo was such a fascinating character, I would love a prequel for her! Pretty much love everything about this world and series!!

I was a fan of the first Adia Kelbara book, so I was very pleased to be able to read and review the second one. Once again its a unique fantasy world with lots of enjoyable characters, both human and godly. Adia gets a better handle on her powers in this book and faces an old enemy. There were a few parts that dragged, mostly when Adia would inexplicably decide she needs to handle things on her own despite a litany of personal limitations and multiple friends who are all but throwing themselves at her to help her. There's a twist ending that's pretty each to guess as well, but the fact that the secret isn't hard to figure out doesn't reduce the impact of the reveal and its set up for the next book(s?).