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The Marionettes of Myth #2.5
Interlude
In this thrilling novella set after the events of “Fracture the Spider’s Web”, darker things lurk outside the city.
Before Ave and Elliot met the three siblings in a series of events that would change everything, they operated a superhuman detective business. Finally, with the first break they’ve had since the train wreck began, Ave and Elliot have a chance to take on new cases, and someone wants to join them.
The newest mission tells of strange grinding noises and disappearing machine parts during the dark October nights of the sparsely populated oil country in rural Pennsylvania. A promise of good fun. But, as Yuuhi says, there has never been a case that has gone as expected, and there’s never been a case that has ended well.
Set a month after the collapse of the overpasses, “Interlude” shows the unwinding of events through the eyes of other characters and boasts the usual quirks and laughs of the cast – plus a twist of horror.
Before Ave and Elliot met the three siblings in a series of events that would change everything, they operated a superhuman detective business. Finally, with the first break they’ve had since the train wreck began, Ave and Elliot have a chance to take on new cases, and someone wants to join them.
The newest mission tells of strange grinding noises and disappearing machine parts during the dark October nights of the sparsely populated oil country in rural Pennsylvania. A promise of good fun. But, as Yuuhi says, there has never been a case that has gone as expected, and there’s never been a case that has ended well.
Set a month after the collapse of the overpasses, “Interlude” shows the unwinding of events through the eyes of other characters and boasts the usual quirks and laughs of the cast – plus a twist of horror.
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First published October 1, 2013
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Sarah Godfrey
17 books18 followersSarah and Victoria run the writing help blog Keyboard Smash Writers on both Tumblr and Blogspot and are the authors of the urban fantasy “Marionettes of Myth” and “Monsters of Myth” companion series. They live together in California where they regularly channel their characters in even the most mundane of situations. If ever eaves are dropped when they're out in public, there's a large chance that the people they are gossiping about are, in fact, characters.
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November 19, 2013
Original Review posted on Bookwyrming Thoughts.
Original Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Owls
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I was originally planning to read Interlude over Thanksgiving Break. Then I changed my mind and essentially decided to read it while waiting to find out another lovely required reads assignment, which literally drowned me in a pile of book trouble last week. e_e
(I managed to finish Interlude during Advisory. It lightened my load a bit. Though I prefer carrying thousands of virtual books over 3 heavy ones all day around school. :p)
Oh, and let's just say I wasn't exactly planning on making the authors wait until December for the review if I finish the book and schedule the review early... therefore, with a few tweaks here and there, the review for Interlude occupies the last spot for early November... :3
This is like a version of the chewpacabra Gulliver/Frankenstein-sized in a witch's house from Hansel and Gretel, only made of metal and feeds on fear, and a creepy read for Halloween. Ironically I did finish on Halloween... night. Either way, it was a lot of fun trying to guess what it really was.
Unfortunately, most of my virtual notes contains of guessing.
Out of curiosity, did Carmi and Jason switch brains or something (oh gee, that's making it sound like Invasion of the Body Snatchers...)? They seem to have similar personalities now... O_o
But Interlude seems to be going in the direction of a new story arc (though the characters from the first two books are still the same... at least in main, so it's not a spin-off) leading to the third novel, and I kind of think that I might like it better than the first two (oh hey, that's kind of rare. O_o).
Original Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Owls
Note: Formatting may be lost due to copy and paste.
Disclaimer: Review copy provided by the authors for review
I was originally planning to read Interlude over Thanksgiving Break. Then I changed my mind and essentially decided to read it while waiting to find out another lovely required reads assignment, which literally drowned me in a pile of book trouble last week. e_e
(I managed to finish Interlude during Advisory. It lightened my load a bit. Though I prefer carrying thousands of virtual books over 3 heavy ones all day around school. :p)
Oh, and let's just say I wasn't exactly planning on making the authors wait until December for the review if I finish the book and schedule the review early... therefore, with a few tweaks here and there, the review for Interlude occupies the last spot for early November... :3
This is like a version of the chewpacabra Gulliver/Frankenstein-sized in a witch's house from Hansel and Gretel, only made of metal and feeds on fear, and a creepy read for Halloween. Ironically I did finish on Halloween... night. Either way, it was a lot of fun trying to guess what it really was.
Unfortunately, most of my virtual notes contains of guessing.
Out of curiosity, did Carmi and Jason switch brains or something (oh gee, that's making it sound like Invasion of the Body Snatchers...)? They seem to have similar personalities now... O_o
But Interlude seems to be going in the direction of a new story arc (though the characters from the first two books are still the same... at least in main, so it's not a spin-off) leading to the third novel, and I kind of think that I might like it better than the first two (oh hey, that's kind of rare. O_o).
January 28, 2016
Loving this series! these two authors have done it again! I highly recommend this book! Full of action and adventure. Hold on tight and enjoy the ride!!
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