Chelsea
Written on Jun 5, 2017
Savannah Levine is in danger. That's not usually a problem. But, caught in the grip of a disturbing and violent murder case, Savannah swore to give up her unique gifts if it would save an innocent young girl. Little did she know that someone - or something - was listening...Now she has no idea how to restore her powers, just when she needs them the most. In this compelling, fast-paced new thriller, Savannah has to face a host of deadly enemies bent on destroying not only her, but the very fabric of the supernatural world. As dark forces gather,...Read more
Savannah Levine is in danger. That's not usually a problem. But, caught in the grip of a disturbing and violent murder case, Savannah swore to give up her unique gifts if it would save an innocent young girl. Little did she know that someone - or something - was listening...Now she has no idea how to restore her powers, just when she needs them the most. In this compelling, fast-paced new thriller, Savannah has to face a host of deadly enemies bent on destroying not only her, but the very fabric of the supernatural world. As dark forces gather, Savannah isn't just fighting for her life, but for everything and everyone she loves...
- ISBN10 0525952209
- ISBN13 9780525952206
- Publish Date 26 July 2011 (first published 1 July 2011)
- Publish Status Remaindered
- Out of Print 27 August 2015
- Publish Country US
- Imprint Dutton Books
- Format Hardcover
- Pages 325
- Language English
Reviews
celinenyx
Written on Nov 30, 2013
Savannah has lost her magic, and with that her courage and confidence. And now is terrible timing - with witch hunters chasing her to kill...Read more
Finally, an instalment of the Women of the Otherworld books I enjoyed like old times!
Savannah has lost her magic, and with that her courage and confidence. And now is terrible timing - with witch hunters chasing her to kill her, and other stirrings in the supernatural community.
The problems I've been having with the latest Women of the Otherworld books were still prevalent in Spell Bound, but less so. Savannah is a bit whiny in the book, especially in the beginning, but Adam soon gives her the kick in the butt she needs. Spell Bound is not a self-contained story like most of the Women of the Otherworld books are, but continues the plotline started in the previous book. Neither does it give full closure at the end, but rather builds the action for Thirteen.
Almost all characters make an appearance in Spell Bound, and often in my opinion too short. I also didn't like the way Savannah and Lucas consort together, not telling Paige crucial information. I felt like this wasn't something that would fit in Paige and Lucas's relationship, and I was quite disappointed in his medieval "don't tell the woman because she can't handle it" attitude. Paige has shown her backbone again and again, and I think she deserved to be kept in the loop.
That being said, I think Spell Bound shows all the traits that made the Women of the Otherworld books so successful. It has a (mostly) likeable heroine, a love interest you can root for, plenty of action and intrigue. I felt that the pacing of this book was more on par with what I'm used to, and I'm especially looking forward how the overarching plot will turn out in Thirteen.
Savannah has lost her magic, and with that her courage and confidence. And now is terrible timing - with witch hunters chasing her to kill her, and other stirrings in the supernatural community.
The problems I've been having with the latest Women of the Otherworld books were still prevalent in Spell Bound, but less so. Savannah is a bit whiny in the book, especially in the beginning, but Adam soon gives her the kick in the butt she needs. Spell Bound is not a self-contained story like most of the Women of the Otherworld books are, but continues the plotline started in the previous book. Neither does it give full closure at the end, but rather builds the action for Thirteen.
Almost all characters make an appearance in Spell Bound, and often in my opinion too short. I also didn't like the way Savannah and Lucas consort together, not telling Paige crucial information. I felt like this wasn't something that would fit in Paige and Lucas's relationship, and I was quite disappointed in his medieval "don't tell the woman because she can't handle it" attitude. Paige has shown her backbone again and again, and I think she deserved to be kept in the loop.
That being said, I think Spell Bound shows all the traits that made the Women of the Otherworld books so successful. It has a (mostly) likeable heroine, a love interest you can root for, plenty of action and intrigue. I felt that the pacing of this book was more on par with what I'm used to, and I'm especially looking forward how the overarching plot will turn out in Thirteen.
Melanie
Written on Aug 16, 2011
Good book. You can tell she is bringing the series to an end. This book has almost every character the has been in this series. It is great to have Clay again, even if his part is small. He is my favorite character. The ending in still abrupt. I hope that the final book has a good ending for the series.