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There are parts I liked and parts I didn’t liked at all. I like the world the author created and how the society and politics play out. I like the characters and that they evolve/grow. The storytelling had me engaged and fighting with them all. But I don’t like how Silver is turning out. She was a strong, independent woman fighting for herself. She’s becoming a whiny brat that is incapable of taking care of herself. I also got tired of her supposedly needing to be protected by super powerful magical beings but yet constantly being kidnapped and bested.

The arc has also definitely moved to romance novel and away from urban fantasy. The romantic scenes are very well done and had me awed at feeling their feelings and “watching” the slow and steady seduction. It definitely goes X-rated.

So, this installment is okay, not awful but not great.

There is a big however, however: There are five books in this series. I enjoyed the first three. The fourth book, Gravity, got too heavy for me (pun intended as I’m sure the author did as well). It was so heavy, though, that I stopped reading it. I decided I didn’t want to suffer through the frustration/annoyance/aggravation/stupidity/awfulness even if it might end well. I look to books to escape the depressing world, not be tortured by others’ misery. The main character’s stupidity becomes overly annoying in this installment and unbearable in Book 4. I just saw no sense in continuing. Love Books 1 and 2, like Book 3, and suffer through Book 4 to get to Book 5. Book 5 reviews say that it’s worth it. I decided not to.


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Impulse Mageri Series Book 3 edition by Dannika Dark Paranormal Romance eBooks Reviews

I am doing my best to read the third book in the series, but I am struggling not to vomit each time the main character starts contemplating about her men. Another annoying issue is the writter's constant fascination with hostage&slavery drama. Not once I caught myself identifying with evil characters from the series to finally end one of the good girls or guys who repeatedly get captured/staked/enslaved etc. A fantasy novel is only good when it is believable. IMO, the Mageri Series is not. In the second book of the series, Simon, who is supposed to be some kind of a strategist, agrees with Silver's not so bright idea to confront (mighty and well connected) Nero without any previous planning, surveillance and tracking. As a result, they almost get killed and barely get away, which doesn't prevent Silver to go to a romantic date (approved by her not so bright guardian), on which occurrence she (of course) gets caught by Nero's minions. Since the knowledge of Nero's visit to the club Hell was not used for tracking, nobody knows where Silver was taken. IQ of both the "strategist" and the "g(h)uardian" must be around 70, which could also be said for Silver herself and her boyfriend, who went bowling in the middle of the life and death struggle (instead of getting laid somewhere safe, which you might expect from normal people who are 29+). Achtung! I am not saying my IQ is any better, since I am reading this.
I was having problems liking this heroine in the 1st 2 books because she was very judgmental & often judged good people very harshly w/out getting to know them. I did not like her disobedience to her Guardian ALL THE TIME. He was the closet thing to father she was going to get & although we as children like to be rebels, she never stops! I don't know how he had the chance to teach her anything. SHE NEVER LISTENS EVEN WHEN ITS LIFE OR DEATH! Well it seems as if she finally started growing up. About midway through this book she finally starts to obey her gardian more (but definately still being a pain in the a**) & realizing she's been not giving others a chance before judging. One thing that really bugs me is that every male in this book is fighting over Silver & threatening each over, over Silver. She must be sum kind of rare Demigod. Lol. I would like them to find the other Crossbreeds (which I'm sure Raven Black from the Crossbreed series will be one. Btw Crossbreed series is one of the best fantasy series I have ever read. Can't wait 4 book 4). I liked that Christian from Crossbreed was in this book. The Mageri series must have been his character's introduction b4 the Crossbreed series. His character is absolutely delightful w/all the smart remarks & innuendos. Keeps me laughing in this book as well as in the Crossbreed series. Gotta love that Simon as well. Just found out that he has a book so I'm definately getting that as soon as I finish this series. I'm glad that Silver is finally growing up!
There are parts I liked and parts I didn’t liked at all. I like the world the author created and how the society and politics play out. I like the characters and that they evolve/grow. The storytelling had me engaged and fighting with them all. But I don’t like how Silver is turning out. She was a strong, independent woman fighting for herself. She’s becoming a whiny brat that is incapable of taking care of herself. I also got tired of her supposedly needing to be protected by super powerful magical beings but yet constantly being kidnapped and bested.

The arc has also definitely moved to romance novel and away from urban fantasy. The romantic scenes are very well done and had me awed at feeling their feelings and “watching” the slow and steady seduction. It definitely goes X-rated.

So, this installment is okay, not awful but not great.

There is a big however, however There are five books in this series. I enjoyed the first three. The fourth book, Gravity, got too heavy for me (pun intended as I’m sure the author did as well). It was so heavy, though, that I stopped reading it. I decided I didn’t want to suffer through the frustration/annoyance/aggravation/stupidity/awfulness even if it might end well. I look to books to escape the depressing world, not be tortured by others’ misery. The main character’s stupidity becomes overly annoying in this installment and unbearable in Book 4. I just saw no sense in continuing. Love Books 1 and 2, like Book 3, and suffer through Book 4 to get to Book 5. Book 5 reviews say that it’s worth it. I decided not to.