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	title:	Raven's Strike
	author:	Patricia Briggs
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Ace Books
	released:	July 26, 2005
	isbn:	0441013120
	isbn-13:	9780441013128

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Customer Reviews
a real page turner! - Rated This is another great book from Briggs, it keeps you enthralled right to the end. The charactors & descriptions in the book allow you to get a real feel for them & what they are seeing/experiencing. The only criticism i have is that it kinda leaves you feelin a little flat. All these charactors have been filling your head for the past 381 pages & then it just stops. It feels like they need a bit more closure! Another great yarn from Patricia Briggs - Rated This book directly follows the events in 'Ravens Shadow' and I very strongly recommend that you read the excellent first book before this sequel. Seraph and husband Tier and their boys travel home, having been reunited again. But the threat of the Shadowed is upon them even before they get home, and soon the whole family is embroiled again in saving Tier from the insidious theft of his talent before it is too late. Oh yeah, and of course saving the Empire while they're at it. Old favourites fellow Raven Henea, and Emperor Phoran are here too, and now take on more of a role in the adventure as the group travels to the ancient and dangerous city of Colossae. More is revealed in this book about the Orders and their beginnings, in particular of the reason the Guardians are so unstable. There is treachery, bravery, ambition and love for family, the latter being a strong theme, and Phoran shines here. Phoran has grown a lot over the two books, the most of all the characters in my view. The story splits into 3 lines of similar weight - the threat to Tier, to the Empire, and Hennea's story. One will take over as the central story, but the dynamic shifts as the action progresses. It's a strong book, with lots mixed into it. A few surprises, a little romance, and generally a continuation of the idea of good people trying to do the right thing. The ups and downs will keep the reader engrossed right up to the last page. Magic with out elves and dragons - Rated This book was a complete page-turner that kept me gripped till the end. this is the second book in the Raven series and I loved both of them. The characters are well developed and I could see them in my mind's eye as I read in to the small hours of the morning. I will be reading more of this authors work in the future.

Customer Reviews

a real page turner! - Rated 4/5
This is another great book from Briggs, it keeps you enthralled right to the end. The charactors & descriptions in the book allow you to get a real feel for them & what they are seeing/experiencing.
The only criticism i have is that it kinda leaves you feelin a little flat. All these charactors have been filling your head for the past 381 pages & then it just stops. It feels like they need a bit more closure!

Another great yarn from Patricia Briggs - Rated 4/5
This book directly follows the events in 'Ravens Shadow' and I very strongly recommend that you read the excellent first book before this sequel.

Seraph and husband Tier and their boys travel home, having been reunited again. But the threat of the Shadowed is upon them even before they get home, and soon the whole family is embroiled again in saving Tier from the insidious theft of his talent before it is too late. Oh yeah, and of course saving the Empire while they're at it.

Old favourites fellow Raven Henea, and Emperor Phoran are here too, and now take on more of a role in the adventure as the group travels to the ancient and dangerous city of Colossae.

More is revealed in this book about the Orders and their beginnings, in particular of the reason the Guardians are so unstable. There is treachery, bravery, ambition and love for family, the latter being a strong theme, and Phoran shines here. Phoran has grown a lot over the two books, the most of all the characters in my view.

The story splits into 3 lines of similar weight - the threat to Tier, to the Empire, and Hennea's story. One will take over as the central story, but the dynamic shifts as the action progresses. It's a strong book, with lots mixed into it. A few surprises, a little romance, and generally a continuation of the idea of good people trying to do the right thing. The ups and downs will keep the reader engrossed right up to the last page.

Magic with out elves and dragons - Rated 5/5
This book was a complete page-turner that kept me gripped till the end. this is the second book in the Raven series and I loved both of them.
The characters are well developed and I could see them in my mind's eye as I read in to the small hours of the morning. I will be reading more of this authors work in the future.