This is the third book in the fever series.

Mac is becoming more clever. She creates a device to keep her safe in the dark. Aside from the obvious benefits (avoiding the Shades), she no longer has to carry flashlights.

She also learns more about Barrons, V’lane, and the Fae. She figures out how to control herself around “the Book” and V’lane. Mac then decides to help Rowena and the sidhe seers in their quest to save the planet. It seems a simple plan, stop the Fae from entering by reinforcing the walls between the worlds.

She then tricks Barrons into helping his enemy in hopes of strengthening the walls. It will take everyone and all their power to do this, and even still it seems unlikely. Mac learns the art of negotiation and thus Barrons agrees to her plans.

Halloween becomes a night to fear and death is all around. Mac must survive, and she’s completely alone, and in the dark.

There is a huge twist at the end which again leaves me wanting to jump right into the next book.

The series just keeps getting better and I recommend these books to anyone who wants to read something new and different about the Fae. Tinkerbell, who?

This is the third book in the Night Huntress series.

Holy stressful! Lots of masters and betrayers are in this story. New vampires are created to help Cat and her team. But are their hearts in the right place?

A new enemy, Patra, will stop at nothing to accomplish her goals. Patra is very old and one of the deadliest vampires out there. She not only has her super strength, speed, and other vampire traits, but she is also fluent in witchcraft.

Cat finds herself in situations that she can’t get out of. She is not familiar with these spells and curses and she can’t seem to avoid them.

People die, hearts are broken, and Cat can’t stop for one minute.

The battle is intense from beginning to end. What could possibly happen next?

This is the third and final book in the Fred the Mermaid series.

Fred is the go-between for all “surface-dwellers” and undersea folk. She talks to all the reporters and does all the interviews and answers most of the mermaid questions.

She also gets an official proposal from Artur.

King Mekkam notices the strange disappearance of a good portion of his mermaids and can’t quite place the cause.

Jonas is annoyingly chipper and demands a lot of Fred’s attention as he plans the wedding to Dr. Barb.

Fred is beyond stressed, when her father returns to make an effort in getting to know her and apologizes to the king. Which you can imagine only increases her stress level.

What good would a family reunion be without Dr. Thomas? It’s a good way to end the series.

I absolutely loved the banter between Fred, Jonas, and Thomas in the last few chapters. It made an extremely tense situation, supremely humorous.

This is the third book in the Morganville Vampire series. It’s more of the same, but yet different enough to keep you on your toes and flipping pages.

Claire is summoned by Amelie and is given her first task as “Amelie’s pet.” It doesn’t seem so strange or impossible, she is only assigned more homework and harder classes. She is also to become the apprentice of Myrnin, a shady old vampire who is smart beyond his years, but sick and delusional as well.

Every minute that Claire spends with Myrnin she risks her life, but she learns so much more about both human and vampire evolution. She unknowingly becomes a great asset to Amelie.

Monica decides to befriend Claire, which is not all that surprising given Claire’s new status in the vampire community.

This third book has more deaths and near-death experiences than the rest of the series combined! Throw in another bad-ass party and welcome to Morganville.

Another great read.

This is the third book of the Queen Betsy series. A new spin is put on the tale when Betsy becomes evil… for a while.

Some new characters are introduced, friendships are made, and lost, and Betsy has an epiphany. That is about the extent of this book.
I did like the introduction of the devil (especially in reference to Lena Olin, who is super awesome) and I can’t wait to see where the series heads.

Unfortunately, this is my least favourite in the series so far. There was something lacking. The humour and wit was still there but perhaps it was written slightly different? It was more obnoxious than clever.

I will read the rest of the series, and I’ll likely enjoy them. I have faith that MaryJanice Davidson will bring it back tenfold. My guess is this was just a novel to introduce new big characters… Like George. I liked George.

If you’re looking for something light and fun, I’d recommend this series. Just don’t start with novel #3 as you may be disappointed.

Eclipse is part three of the Twilight Saga and is a page-turner from the beginning. Edward and Bella are back together and spending every day with each other. Soon enough Bella finds herself in trouble… again. Edward and the rest of the Cullens put Bella in lock-down. She has to be ‘babysat’ at all times because a war is brewing and she is the cause.

They all slowly discover who the enemy is and are feeling defeated. They have no hope to survive this war as they are outnumbered and any real defence would be futile. This becomes a battle between werewolves and vampires, and it’s deadly. The Cullens choose their allies wisely and the battlefield is levelled.

The relationship between Bella and Jacob grows and she is forced to make a decision between her two loves, her boyfriend and her best friend. I was disappointed with some of Bella’s actions and choices but ultimately it all needs to happen, and it only makes you love Edward and Jacob that much more.

The love the boys have for Bella is undeniable and your heart breaks for her and the difficult choice she makes. She has to break someones heart and in the end, your heart breaks too. I loved every bit of this story, except the epilogue.

Eclipse gives detail to Rosalie’s, Jasper’s, and Jacob’s past. It provides so much more depth to the character and helps us to understand why they think and feel the way that they do.

I can’t wait to read the fourth and final book of this series to see how it all ends.