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(this review is a little scatterbrained but honestly, no one who's not 5 books into the series was going to understand it anyway, so I'm not gonna sweat it.) My favorite junky UF series continues to be junky, full of lovingly described fast cars, and a favorite.
If you want to be monogamous about it, fine, but loving one person does not remove from you the ability to love another, and loving another does not deprive the first person of any of your love.more It is possible to love two people at once. In this book, Joanne decides she might have feelings for Lewis as well, and reacts by declaring to herself, horrified, "No! I love David!" (not a quote, but I can't be bothered to find it.) One thing I did find irritating: throughout the series, it is hinted, implied, and sometimes outright said that Lewis is carrying a torch for Joanne. Sometimes she does it by depowering Jo, and sometimes she does it by coming up with a bigger apocalypse for next time, and so far it hasn't gotten annoying. One thing I did find irritating: throughout the series, it is hinted, implied, and sometimes outright said that Lewis is One of the things I'm noticing about this series is that the author does a really good job of making sure that after her heroine defeats something apocalyptically big, there's still something left to pose a credible threat.
One of the things I'm noticing about this series is that the author does a really good job of making sure that after her heroine defeats something apocalyptically big, there's still something left to pose a credible threat.
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