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Loading... The Third Circle (Arcane Society, Book 4)by Amanda QuickSeries: The Arcane Society (book 2), The Arcane Society publication order (4)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is one of The Arcane Society novels set in Victorian England. Very much in the recent style of Quick/Krentz with the romantic suspense mixed with paranormal elements. I enjoyed the book mostly because it sheds further night on the development of The Arcane Society. It was a light, quick read. Not too much substance to it, not one of her better books. Okay -- pretty much the usual characters and the usual Quick plot. Nothing out of the ordinary. I read this and didn't remember that I had until I started to read a description. Love the author, bored by the book. Actually, the whole Amanda Quick series has been tedious, but this fourth volume is stilted and weak with very little character development. This is the second of the historical end of the Arcane Society novels and the fourth written about this interesting group who both promote and hide paranormal talents. Looking into the past allows a certain amount of the present series to be understandable. The "present" is about operatives within Jones & Jones, this is about the founding and the reasoning behind the founding. Yes, the characters fall in love (or is it lust) at first sight (over a corpse!) and there are times you wonder why they think they're in love. There are also occasions where the love is close to obsession but I found it a fun, light read with some fun characters. There are also some great concepts lurking that I hope she expands on over time. Overall, a fun read but undemanding and with a few holes that could have done with a little work. If you like historical light-paranormal (i.e. psychic/magic not vampires/werewolves/etc) romances this is probably one for you. no reviews | add a review
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