Synopsis
Reah is the normal one of the family, well as normal as she can be
by being the sister of a witch, a shaman and a muse. Even if she knows she is
the reincarnation of Cleopatra she has no extraordinary powers or abilities
like her sisters.
That is until her sixteen birthdate strange dreams from her past
life and danger comes knocking on her door. Now she must learn to trust Declan
and the Secret Order of Antony and a way for them to work together so the
Octavians can’t get access to Reah’s and Cleopatra’s powers.
Review
When I requested this book I didn’t know it was the second in the
series, actually author Maureen Lipinski did a great job not making me feel
left out of the story, there was a part where I suddenly knew this wasn’t the
first part of the series, but it didn’t spoil the surprises that this book has
installed.
Reah got on my nerves at times, I had to close the book and just
do something else to blow some of the steam off because I couldn’t really
justify the things she did even if at some point I could understand them.
I liked Lipinski’s way of describing the story and bringing it to
life, even if there where points where I felt that some of the characters
needed to be further developed.
The problem that I had with this story was the only thing that
didn’t let me get lost in it, this book is telling us about Cleopatra’s reincarnation
and about her past; those are some big shoes to fill. Sadly this story didn’t
come to fulfill all the expectations I had from this story, mainly I think it’s
because when I was growing up I liked to read mythology, fairy tales and great
historical figures even if it was just a story or two about their lives.
This is way even if I can recognize Lipinski’s strong points in
this story I can’t give this story more than the following.
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