Books by Rob Thurman
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review 1: A few books back, half-human Cal and his brother Niko had dealings with an ancient Rom woman--dealings that almost lead to Niko's death. Now the old crone is back, this time with a job offer. Someone has stolen a coffin from her clan, and this isn't just any coffin. It contains S...
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review 1: My first Rob Thurman book will not be my last. She manages to write convincing and emotional characters while creating believable psychometric abilities. The 'mystery' of the story isn't difficult to figure out, but it isn't intended to be-- at its heart, the story is about Jacks...
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review 1: I've been reading this urban fantasy series for a long while now, and it's one of the most enjoyable ones on the market. 'Slashback' was an average tale among the others in the series. This novel provides a large amount of background information about our favorite brothers. Thurm...
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review 1: This one...this one took me longer to finish. The review is sort of misleading in that it makes the Pucks' part in the story appear to be much more important than it actually is. The description of the Puck lottery no one wants to win is certainly diverting, but it is by no means...
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review 1: An improvement over the first in the series, "Trick Of Light", The Grimrose Path still doesn't come close to Thurman's "Cal Leandros" Series. The plot was much improved in this second book of the series and there was less "lets trick the reader because the main character is a Tr...
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review 1: This book was nothing short of amazing. Once I picked it up I couldn't put it down until I'd finished. It's the sort of story that has you holding your breath until you've finished a paragraph, never sure where the author is going, never sure if they're going to make it. Cal and ...
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review 1: I enjoy this series, but I didn't enjoy this book. For me it just fell flat. There were only a few things that I actually liked.Robin and monogamy. Yea that was funny. Loved every minute of it.Cal and his embracing of his half Auphe nature.Really that's about it. I hated that...
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review 1: Chimera blew me away and Basilisk is even better. Where Chimera was written in Stefan's point of view, this one is in Micheal's and his though processes, how he views himself and his brother is genuine and truly his own personality.I think that is Rob Thurman's strength in being ...
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review 1: Okay, the switching perspective sometimes did confuse me. I hoped I would be different and like it, but no. Sometimes I would have to stop reading for a minute and figure out whose chapter it was. Multiple POVs work best when the characters aren't constantly together; that jus...