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5.0
This book, along with the first in the series, House of Diviners, was our January/February 2020 Book of the Month selection. Read our full review on F-BOM.com: https://f-bom.com/2020/01/01/the-diviners-f-bom-book-of-the-month-review/
"Main character Kelsey really drew me in. Kelsey has already had her rebellion — at 14 she decided not to be a shaman, and left her father’s house. But now she’s returned, accepting herself and her powers. Unfortunately, the ten years she spent as a normal person meant she wasn’t training her powers, so she isn’t a full-strength shaman. But she does know who she is, and where she wants to be. She’s still discovering herself but she’s grounded, and powerful, and decisive.
Between the unknown motivations of a tech billionaire, the shaky morality of a supernatural-crime-fighting organization, and the threat of the Night Lord, Kelsey is lucky to have her family to lean on while she grows in power and learns to use her skills."
"Main character Kelsey really drew me in. Kelsey has already had her rebellion — at 14 she decided not to be a shaman, and left her father’s house. But now she’s returned, accepting herself and her powers. Unfortunately, the ten years she spent as a normal person meant she wasn’t training her powers, so she isn’t a full-strength shaman. But she does know who she is, and where she wants to be. She’s still discovering herself but she’s grounded, and powerful, and decisive.
Between the unknown motivations of a tech billionaire, the shaky morality of a supernatural-crime-fighting organization, and the threat of the Night Lord, Kelsey is lucky to have her family to lean on while she grows in power and learns to use her skills."
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