Kate Daniels and her mate, the Beast Lord aka Curran are considered one of the top couples in the Urban Fantasy genre because of their ability to play off each other's strength and work as a cohesive unit. However, what will happen if they are separated? Will they be able to survive on their own while still being able to protect their Pack from danger?

MAGIC BREAKS addresses these questions in an unsympathetic way. Andrews definitely doesn't pull any punches in this action-packed follow up that once again puts Kate and Hugh against each other once again. With Curran gone, Kate must stand in as the leader while trouble comes at her in all directions.

In this particular instalment, readers are reminded of what makes Kate Daniels such an amazing heroine. We see her leadership skills and her logical thinking. We see her ruthless ways but also her tender heart. And we see her gain the respect from the Pack. Kate Daniels really is one of the most complex, well- developed heroines in the genre.

MAGIC BREAKS wouldn't have been as interesting if it weren't for Hugh D'Ambray. Hugh is a special kind of villain. He's good-looking, charming but still a psychopath and while he goads Kate a lot, I just adore the reactions he gets out of her. The fact that they cross paths so much in this book makes things so much more exciting and thrilling because it feels more personal now. The emotions involved will only get more intense from here.

There is really no one else that compares to Ilona Andrews' storytelling abilities. They are truly in a league of their own.

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