Curse the Dawn is the fourth book in the Cassandra (Cassie) Palmer series by Karen Chance (after Touch the Dark, Claimed by Shadow, and Embrace the Night). The series focuses on clairvoyant-turned-Pythia Cassie Palmer, the world’s foremost clairvoyant (whose powers are intermittent) who can also manipulate time and space (albeit clumsily with hilarious results). The [...]
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Curse the Dawn by Karen Chance
posted by erin on April 27, 2009
http://blog.efdanehy.com/2009/curse-the-dawn-by-karen-chance
Magic Strikes by Ilona Andrews
Last week, over a 24 hour period, I devoured Magic Strikes by Ilona Andrews. It’s the third in the Kate Daniels urban fantasy series about merc/mage/kickass female hero Kate Daniels (the previous two being Magic Bites and Magic Burns), written in first person, set in a futuristic and magical Atlanta. I’ll try to keep the reaction as spoiler-free as possible. [...]
posted by erin on April 24, 2009
http://blog.efdanehy.com/2009/magic-strikes-by-ilona-andrews
Midnight’s Daughter by Karen Chance
If you’ve read the Cassandra Palmer series, definitely check out Midnight’s Daughter. I’ve read the Cassandra Palmer series to date — three books, the fourth is coming out in April 2009 — and when launching into this novel, I was glad I had. Karen Chance definitely made me feel as if I needed to have [...]
posted by erin on February 1, 2009
http://blog.efdanehy.com/2009/midnights-daughter
The first person perspective in fantasy rant
When I was growing up and reading books, I encountered a lot of first person point of view. As a result, I started writing in first person when I was in middle school, thinking clearly that was the best perspective. It took several creative writing classes and a truck load of short stories (and, surprisingly [...]
posted by erin on January 9, 2009
http://blog.efdanehy.com/2009/first-person-perspective-rant
