La magia quema
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En Atlanta tanto los temperamentos como las temperaturas están a punto de entrar en erupción... Como mercenaria que se dedica a resolver las complicaciones que deja la magia tras su paso, Kate Daniels ha vivido en primera persona todo tipo de problemas profesionales. Normalmente, las oleadas de energía paranormal fluyen y se retiran de Atlanta como la marea. Sin embargo, aproximadamente cada siete años se produce una erupción, durante la cual la magia recorre desbocada la ciudad. Y ahora Kate deberá enfrentarse a problemas de escala divina. Cuando Kate se dispone a recuperar una serie de mapas propiedad de la Manada, el clan paramilitar de cambiaformas de Atlanta, descubre rápidamente que hay muchas más cosas en juego. Durante las erupciones, dioses y diosas pueden manifestarse... y luchar por el poder. Los mapas robados son solo el principio de una guerra épica a gran escala entre dos divinidades con ansias por renacer. Si Kate no es capaz de evitar el cataclísmico enfrentamiento, puede que la ciudad perezca en el proceso...
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6 primary books17 released booksKate Daniels
Kate Daniels is a 17-book series with 7 primary works first released in 2007 with contributions by Ilona Andrews and NOT A BOOK.
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9 primary books15 released booksWorld of Kate Daniels
World of Kate Daniels is a 15-book series with 10 primary works first released in 2007 with contributions by Ilona Andrews and Gordon Andrews.
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Like with many series, this second book was better than the first. I loved seeing different mythologies woven into the world, and Bran certainly kept everyone on their toes.
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Although I liked the first book once the first half was over and it got to the better-paced second half, Magic Burns is a definite improvement. It grabbed my attention much earlier and the plot is more solid than in the first book, which had a lot of wandering around trying to solve a mystery involving the death of Kate's guardian. There were a lot of scenes that felt like they were solely serving as an introduction to the various characters in the first book, and even though this novel introduced more new characters, their appearances flowed with the rest of the story much better instead of feeling somewhat stilted. This book's mystery also unfolded more naturally instead of seeming like Kate was just going to one place then another place trying to gather information.
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