Snared
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (720 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B06XS1XQ7V |
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| Number of Pages | : | 575 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
As an assassin, I'm used to facing down the worst of the worst, but nothing prepares me for this new, terrifying enemy - one who strikes from the shadows and is determined to make me the next victim.. The 16th book in the New York Times best-selling Elemental Assassin urban fantasy series that RT Book Reviews calls "an extraordinary seriescontaining one of the most intriguing heroines in the genre".If you don't know Gin "the Spider" Blanco, you don't know dangerous female heroines. My search for the girl begins on the mean streets of Ashland, but with all the killers and crooks in this city, I'm not holding out much hope that she's still alive. Irony 101 - the Spider herself snared in someone else's web Another week, another few clues trickling in about the Circle, the mysterious group that supposedly runs the city's underworld. Gathering intel on my hidden enemies is a painstaking process, but a more immediate mystery has popped up on my radar: a missing girl. A series of clues leads me down an increasingly dark, dangerous path, and I realize that the missing girl is really just the first thread in this web of evil
Somewhat Predictable. Robin Snyder Have you ever read a series and wondered how in the heck did we get to book 16 of the series? That is me at this moment. It isn’t a bad series and the repetitions of the first books have died out a little. But either I’ve become a much better sleuth in my reading OR this series is becoming really predictable in a lot of ways.What I liked.In every book there is at least something I like a. Spider-ific RabidReads Jennifer Estep continually amazes me with the directions that she takes the ELEMENTAL ASSASSIN series in. SNARED was a stroke of genius with how the plot connected with the main story arc. It also got my gears spinning over the questions raised about Hugh Tucker, and cast a shadow on Eira Snow’s memory. Not bad for the sixteenth installment—scratch that—it was goddarned Spider-ific. Douglas C. Meeks said In An Odd Twist You Kinda Like The Bad Guy A Little. Well where do we start? First thing, if you can have a series that has gotten to book #16, you have to have done something right, publishers don't stick with books that don't sell. Gin is most likely the most consistently bloody and violent heroine you will ever read about while still having a heart of gold for the weak and loyal to her friends beyond all reason. So even though she wants to devote f