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I think the story is getting even more interesting, and also a bit sad. It didn't take me long to read it either! Truly, these are such fun books, and the world behind the door of light is getting more and more interesting. In this sequel to , set two months after, a new, mysterious teacher has arrived at Spence, three ghostly girls are trying to give Gemma a message, and Kartik tells Gemma she must find the Temple and bind the magic that she let loose when she broke t I think the story is getting even more interesting, and also a bit sad. It didn't take me long to read it either! Truly, these are such fun books, and the world behind the door of light is getting more and more interesting. In this sequel to , set two months after, a new, mysterious teacher has arrived at Spence, three ghostly girls are trying to give Gemma a message, and Kartik tells Gemma she must find the Temple and bind the magic that she let loose when she broke the runes. But it is also Christmas, and Gemma is spending the holiday in London with her family. Felicity has invited Ann to spend it with her family, enabling them to take trips back to the Realms to look for the Temple. Gemma has a new interest to distract her: Simon Middleton, son of a Viscount, a handsome young man who has taken quite a shine to her but whose methods - getting her drunk on absenthe - leave a lot to be desired. Thankfully, not all Gemma's judgements of character are crappy. I am sad about Miss Moore, though. I liked her. I also like the continuing touches of historical positioning: the men digging up the streets in London to lay cables for electricity and get rid of the old gaslamps; the snide remark about Felicity having to marry an American because she's too head-strong and vulgar for a good British man; and the Underground as it once was, before it too turned electric. The usual places of gothic horror - the boarding school and the insane asylum - are clean and cheery in this story. Darker things lurk closer to home, in Gemma's father's opium-addiction, in the mysterious Rakshana that Kartik is a part of, in Felicity's horrible secret. The hideous creatures hunting for them in the Realms are dangerous and terrifying, but so is the opium-den, the treacherous Rakshana who want to make Gemma bind the magic of the Temple to them and then kill her, and an unlocked door to a child's bedroom. The third and final book is not out until Christmas, I hear, but worth waiting for.


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Laura

My opinions on this book changed with almost every chapter. When I first started, I was somewhat disappointed. What I liked so much about the first book in the series, , was how realistic the dialogue and narration was for the time period. I felt like the voice of the main character, Gemma, was believable for the 1800s. It seemed to me that Gemma lost some of her credibility in the second book. She had more of a modern "teenagery" tone ( My opinions on this book changed with almost every chapter. When I first started, I was somewhat disappointed. What I liked so much about the first book in the series, , was how realistic the dialogue and narration was for the time period. I felt like the voice of the main character, Gemma, was believable for the 1800s. It seemed to me that Gemma lost some of her credibility in the second book. She had more of a modern "teenagery" tone (at least in the beginning.) Towards the middle of the book, I got hooked. I stayed up all night and even read through meals. I liked how the plot became so complicated and so connected. I was wrapped up in each of the characters' stories and also where they overlapped. Personally, I don't like fantasy-type things, but this series has helped me appreciate them a little more. The "magical" parts where the girls enter the realms weren't as interesting to me as, for example, Gemma's trouble with her father's addiction. Even though I had mixed feelings about this book, it kept me engaged and I look forward to reading the next book in the series.

Tapestrymlp

In this is sequel to Libba Bray's excellent YA fantasy novel, , Gemma, Felicity and Anne venture to London over the Christmas holidays. Gemma finds a new love interest among the peerage and Felicity and Anne undertake a daring deception about Anne's


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social status. Amid the social whirl they continue to venture into the magical land of the realms, seeking to escape the strictures of their lives. But Circe's agents are closing in, hunting Gemma and a way to claim the mag In this is sequel to Libba Bray's excellent YA fantasy novel, , Gemma, Felicity and Anne venture to London over the Christmas holidays. Gemma finds a new love interest among the peerage and Felicity and Anne undertake a daring deception about Anne's social status. Amid the social whirl they continue to venture into the magical land of the realms, seeking to escape the strictures of their lives. But Circe's agents are closing in, hunting Gemma and a way to claim the magic of the realms for the dark spirits. The Rakshana are desperate to claim the same power and equally as ruthless. Hunted and harried on all sides, Gemma must discover Circe's true identity, find her own path and bind the magic of the realms before all is lost. As with the first book in this series, is characterized by vivid descriptions, a rousing cast of characters and a plot that twists tighter and tighter with plenty of action. I was hooked from the first word and rushed through the story, anxious as each new scene unfolded. Bray has a knack for creating strong, believable characters that fit well within the confines of their world and time. It is easy to sympathize with a character on one page and want to yell at them on the next. The descriptions are full and beautiful, bringing Gemma's world and the realms to life. This was such a satisfying book with lots of nice twists and suprises. I relished every word and was sad when the story was over. I was left craving more. Luckily I've got the third book qued up and ready to go :D I listened to the audio version of this book and it was wonderfully narrated by Josephine Bailey. There was only one small issue: in one of the later chapters Josephine breaks character and corrects her reading on a bit of dialogue - making a note to herself. Somehow the audio editors missed that. The copy I listened to was from my local library and likely and early edition. It's possible that fault was edited out in later audio editions.

Emma Blue

I can't decide which book is better. Ah but the second is great. Gemma has the same fire, the character development is as good as it was in the first. New characters are dark. My favorite newie? Nell Hawkins. Oh and my thoughts on Simon Middleton, handsome, but I'm still praying for a PDF File: Rebel Angels Book PDF

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romantic relationship between Gemma and Kartik, more fire, tension, and mystery, who can't love that? All I can say is that Felicity's, Gemma's and Ann's journey for the temple is a great one. As good as the first, I can't decide which book is better. Ah but the second is great. Gemma has the same fire, the character development is as good as it was in the first. New characters are dark. My favorite newie? Nell Hawkins. Oh and my thoughts on Simon Middleton, handsome, but I'm still praying for a romantic relationship between Gemma and Kartik, more fire, tension, and mystery, who can't love that? All I can say is that Felicity's, Gemma's and Ann's journey for the temple is a great one. As good as the first, with a darker edge. And I need to get my hands on The Sweet Far Thing IMMEDIATELY!!!!!


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