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If you're like me, you were anxious to find out what happened with Zane and Danica after the events of "Hawksong". Once again, we are thrust into the world of the serpiente and the avians. Zane tells the story from his point of view, unlike the first book where Danica was the storyteller.

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes does not disappoint her readers. This book is just as amazing as her previous ones. I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed Hawksong: The Kiesha'ra: Volume One (Kiesha'ra).

Next is Falcondance: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Three (Kiesha'ra), followed by Wolfcry: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Four (Atwater-Rhodes, Amelia. Kiesha'ra, V. 4.), and Wyvernhail: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Five.

Or if you'd like to read more of Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, I greatly recommend her vampire themed stories. Her first book: In the Forests of the Night. (

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Kegsoccer | Mar 8, 2008 |

Covers his growing relationship between Zane and Danica, and the peace their union has brought to the avian and serpiente races. However, new doubts about this peace arrive with an ancient falcon. This story brings interesting new questions and answers about the shapeshifter peoples. (

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seawalker0903 | Nov 8, 2007 |

The whole bird/snake baby thing was interesting, but the story dragged on kinda slowly. The first book was a lot better. (

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Akasha_evil | Apr 8, 2007 |

Sequel to the brilliant Hawksong. This one is from the perspective of Zane. (

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When Egypt was young, and the pyramids were being built with the aweat and blood of slavery, there lived a small civilization on the outskirts of society, led by a coven of thirteen men and women called the Dasi.

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ZANE COBRIANA, COBRA shapeshifter, thanks the gods every day for Danica, his hawk pair bond, and the peace their union has brought to the avian and serpiente. Soon, Danica will have a child to carry on their royal line. But what should be a happy time is riddled with doubt.

Syfka, an ancient falcon, has arrived from Ahnmik claiming that one of her people is hidden in their midst. The falcons are more powerful than the avians and serpiente combined, and Syfka shows nothing but contempt for Zane and Danica’s alliance. To Zane’s horror, his own people seem just as appalled as Syfka is by the thought of a mixed-blood child becoming heir to the throne. Is Syfka’s lost falcon just a ruse to stir up controversy among them? The truth lies somewhere in their tangled pasts—and the search will redefine Zane and Danica’s fragile future.

Praise for Hawksong:

“Atwater-Rhodes has created a stunning adventure that draws readers in and leaves them begging for more.”—School Library Journal, Starred

“Atwater-Rhodes takes a break from vampires to create two warring clans . . . [with] impressively complex cultures.”—Publishers Weekly

A VOYA Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror List selection

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