First, Curran needs to travel for a short time to negotiate with a silver miner who he knows is selling to Kate’s father and mortal enemy, Roland. Kate and her mate, the Beast Lord, Curran, are looking forward to some alone time. In Magic Breaks you bring a resolution an overarching storyline that has been strongly featured the entire series: the impending confrontation between Kate Daniels (our heroine) and her father, Roland, an ancient wizard who is more powerful than any other creature on Earth. The series features a fantastic heroine, a dandy hero and more than that, a fully realized world that features fantastic creatures, court intrigue and power struggles galore - what’s not to love? I consumed all six books in the series within that span, barely stopping to eat, sleep or work. About a month ago, I did, and it began a week-long glom of the highest order. When I confessed that I couldn’t get into the first book, Mandi from Smexybooks encouraged me to just skip it and start with book 2. But over and over when casting about Twitter asking for a great series to read, other trusted readers would recommend the Kate Daniels series. I bought the first in the series, Magic Bites, when it first came out, but tried it and didn’t like it.
I’m what we’ll call a “late bloomer” to your Kate Daniels series. Below are links to Dear Author reviews of all previous books. I’d also highly encourage readers new to the series to begin at the start of the series.
SPOILER WARNING – Because Magic Breaks is Book 7 in the Kate Daniels series, there are unavoidable series spoilers found within this review.
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