Mica
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Connie Suttle:
Just finished book 6 of the High Demon series and I have so many questions. First, is book 6 the end of the series or will there be more? What exactly was Edward, like his abilities? I know Wylend's spell stopped working on Radolf but was the spell to make him think he loved her or make him think he didn't? Why did Kifirin keep the girls love for their mother muted? All in all I loved it! Another great series!!
Connie Suttle
Hi, Mica!
Book six is the end of the High Demon series, but Reah and others appear now and then in other series. You'll certainly see more of her in the Latter Day Demons series, which focuses mostly on her youngest daughter, Lexsi.
While Edward was very talented on his own, he was also related to Ashe, the Mighty Hand, and a good friend to him, too. While that ensured talents he wouldn't normally have, later, in the God Wars series, you'll see that he and Reah are given a place in the Hierarchy of the gods.
Without going back to make sure about Wylend's spell, I believe it was to make Radolf care more for Reah than he actually did. I may have to research that one to make sure :)
As for Kifirin, he made a promise to keep the High Demons alive--and handing Reah's daughters to Glinda and Jayd was a way to keep that promise. In "A Demon's Due," the last book in the Latter Day Demons series, you'll find what happens to Jayd, Garde and several others, and how Reah will see many wrongs righted :)
Happy reading!
Connie
Book six is the end of the High Demon series, but Reah and others appear now and then in other series. You'll certainly see more of her in the Latter Day Demons series, which focuses mostly on her youngest daughter, Lexsi.
While Edward was very talented on his own, he was also related to Ashe, the Mighty Hand, and a good friend to him, too. While that ensured talents he wouldn't normally have, later, in the God Wars series, you'll see that he and Reah are given a place in the Hierarchy of the gods.
Without going back to make sure about Wylend's spell, I believe it was to make Radolf care more for Reah than he actually did. I may have to research that one to make sure :)
As for Kifirin, he made a promise to keep the High Demons alive--and handing Reah's daughters to Glinda and Jayd was a way to keep that promise. In "A Demon's Due," the last book in the Latter Day Demons series, you'll find what happens to Jayd, Garde and several others, and how Reah will see many wrongs righted :)
Happy reading!
Connie
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Mica
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Connie Suttle:
That's amazing news. I decided to read the Finder series again and do much makes more sense after reading the others. I'm still not sure how Ashe and Lissa are related though. I don't recall Ashe' biological parents ever being named. Also why is it that Bree could read Bill and Sal but not her other mates? Is the sequence you have on your website the order to read the books? I want to make sure I don't skip anything.
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