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Cargando... Snake Eyespor John Conroe
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  wildwily | May 28, 2020 |   Obviously, you shouldn't start here. I liked the plot. Everything moved forward. New troubles arose and were dealt with or planned for, etc. My problem is the arc. As in there isn't one. There isn't an issue at the beginning that all comes together at the end. It is more straight line than arc. Everything happens in order. And in my opinion, that makes it a bad novel. I still enjoyed it. There were developments that hint at things to come. I love the world and the characters. But there was no development. The previous book was outstanding. This one suffers greatly by comparison. It's very uncomplicated. It's too easy. I am definitely looking forward to more novels in this series. But I cannot rate this highly. It merely moves the plot forward. (  ) wildwily | May 28, 2020 | By: John Conroe Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin Snake Eyes takes us to Vegas and Yellowstone. We watch as the twins are born, Chris battles a werewolf/demon hybrid, and return an elemental to Yellowstone before he gets angry and blows the volcano. Lots of action and side issues going on of course. Omega, Declan's 'child' is really growing! So much is in this one! Narration is wonderful, as usual! Can't thank you enough for being wonderful at this job! (  ) MontzaleeW | Jun 1, 2018 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Las Vegas. Sin City. What happens in Vegas...could kill most of the human race. When all trails lead Chris, Tanya and their entire team to the desert gambling mecca, the stakes become the highest possible. Facing a hybrid demon werewolf, his death witch mother, undead strippers and pregnancy cravings, Chris must rely on his team like never before if he's to have any chance at saving the race of man, not to mention a spot in preschool for his unborn kids. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Obviously, you shouldn't start here.
I liked the plot. Everything moved forward. New troubles arose and were dealt with or planned for, etc.
My problem is the arc. As in there isn't one. There isn't an issue at the beginning that all comes together at the end. It is more straight line than arc. Everything happens in order. And in my opinion, that makes it a bad novel.
I still enjoyed it. There were developments that hint at things to come. I love the world and the characters.
But there was no development. The previous book was outstanding. This one suffers greatly by comparison. It's very uncomplicated. It's too easy.
I am definitely looking forward to more novels in this series. But I cannot rate this highly. It merely moves the plot forward. (