Reap the Wind

Even though she doesn’t entirely understand her dimension-bending new power, Cassie is skipping through time on a mission to rescue her friend John Pritkin but the guardians of the time-lime are dead set on stopping her in this thrilling urban fantasy. Pritkins near-immortal soul is lost in time and the reader can’t help but get pulled along on Cassie’s thrilling adventure through the ages as sets she hunts for Pritkin’s soul with Pritkin’s demon dad in tow. The pulse-pounding action is non-stop throughout this story as Cassie struggles to rescue Pritkin without ruffling too many feathers or causing a world ending paradox or two but her limited knowledge of her gift and all the people that would see her fail not only makes it extremely difficult but ratchets up the tension and for even more excitement, there are still the matter of her rogue acolytes that are scheming to bring a god across the barrier and Mircea and Jonas both wanting things to be done their way which means controlling Cassie. There are lots of strong, compelling characters in this series and Cassie is a heroine that you can’t help but be captivated by as she narrowly avoids death on an everyday basis, sometimes several times a day and her romantic life isn’t without quite a bit excitement as according to vampire law she’s married to Mircea but Pritkin sure has a way of pushing her buttons as well. Lots of tension building excitement keeps the readers on their toes throughout the well written, fast paced and smooth flowing plot with enough emotional turmoil to add depth and unexpected twists to keep reader’s guessing. Cassie’s fascinating life just keeps getting better and better, this exhilarating story is full of spectacular edge of the seat action and adventure and there was no way I could put this book down once I started reading it and of course the adventure continues and I can’t wait for it to begin.

Started as a very good series but this last ones have been veryyy boring. Too many situations at the same time, she never accomplished nothing (only that she have sex with Mircea) characters forgotten for too many lapses of time like Billy the ghost. I don't know. Need more organization on her writing.

This seventh book in the series kept me enthralled for an entire day into the night. Too short for the many threads woven in the plot, leaves more questions than answers but then we keep coming back for more.... Enjoyed more Mircea and Pritkin. Look forward to April 2016 release.