Have you finished Shadowfever yet?

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That's all I'm seeing posted on Twitter and Facebook lately, and I love it! I for one am a secret Sidhe-Seer who wants to fight evil right along side Mac & Dani! Like the little girl off Kick Ass!

Though it does make me sad that I don't have my copy of the book yet, I am trying to stay away from all chat rooms, blogs, discussions, and/or flying sky banners, that will reveal any secrets from the 5th and final book.

Here's to hoping I can have the will power to stay away until then!

First 2 Chapters from Shadowfever!!

Karen Marie Moning has posted the first 2 chapters from Shadowfever over on her blog! There are spoilers, but if the first 2 chapters are that great, then I can't wait to get my hands on the book!

Here's the link: KMM Blogspot

Faefever (Fever Series #3) - By Karen Marie Moning



After being kidnapped and nearly murdered by a deranged vampire, Mac has now come to a very strong realization.....she needs to start kickin some ass and now! Though this is easier said then done, it also doesn't help that she's stuck in the middle of two very mysterious and sexy men. In one hand is Barrons, Mac knows he's tall, dark, always happens to be in the right place at the right time, and well, that's about all she knows. The fact that he is SO mysterious is starting to get on her nerves...bad! In the other hand is V'lane, a death-by-sex Fae prince who swears he has only good intentions towards Mac, and wants to become her friend. Right, since when do death-by-sex Fae want human friends? Never.

With Halloween fast approaching, and the thin veil between the Fae & human world on the verge of being torn down, Mac feels that she needs to do something to help. She doesn't know where to go or who to trust, but she can't just sit around and twiddle her thumbs.

Deciding to go to the abbey to help her fellow Sidhe-seers, instead of going with Barrons to the countryside,might not have been the wisest choice, but it was the choice she made. Just as Mac steps out to head towards the abbey her Sidhe-seer sense starts jumping off the radar, and not in a good way, she can feel it down to her core that this is bad, real bad. Now all she sees are mobs, and riots in every direct. With the city being turned into a Dark Zone right before her eyes all Mac can think is that this is a dream, a sick, twisted, crazy dream.....or is it?

In this particular book in the series, there are a lot of questions that you might have asked in the previous two that are answered. It still has it fair share of sexual tension, and action, but just not as much as I had hope for. Like I said, there's a lot of questions answered, and talking going on. The ending is fabulous and sets it up for the next book to blow it WIDE open. I can't wait to read Dreamfever next to see how Mac's story unfolds!

Bloodfever (Fever Series #2) - By Karen Marie Moning

Mackayla Lane's ordinary life underwent a complete makeover when she landed on Ireland's shores and was plunged into a dark, deadly realm unlike any she ever imagined. In her fight to stay alive, Mac must find the Sinsar Dubh—a million-year old book of the blackest magic imaginable that holds the key to power over both the worlds of Fae and Man. Pursued by Fae assassins, surrounded by mysterious figures she knows she cannot trust, Mac finds herself torn between two deadly and irresistible men: V'lane, the insatiable Fae, who can turn sensual arousal into an obsession for any woman; and the ever-inscrutable Jericho Barrons, a man as alluring as he is mysterious.

This is by far my favorite book in the Fever series (and I've read through the third one), not that the others aren't good, they're great, but Mac discovers so much about herself, is pushed to a limit beyond any I ever thought she'd be pushed. Although she is still searching for the Sinsar Dubh, which makes her deathly sick anytime she's close to it, and is Barrons' resident OOPs detector, she's trying to figure out who is on her side and if she can trust them. Towards the end of the book love how the heat just comes out of no where between Mac and......oh I can't spoil it, that would be mean ;)

As I have just finished the 3rd book in the series, I am very thankful that I picked this authors books up in the first place. Moning has more surprises up her sleeve then I can count, and Mac is evolving into a great character who is starting to know what she wants, and how to get it.

Darkfever (Fever Series Book #1) - By Karen Marie Moning

MacKayla Lane is your typical 22 year old southern bell. Blond, cheery, colorful, with a great mani/pedi at all times. When her world comes crashing down after the news of her sister Alina murder, MacKayla, or Mac as she likes to be called, receives an alarming voicemail from her sister that she left before her death. The only thing that Mac wants to do it fly to Ireland and force the police to investigate further. Once landing in Dublin, the last city to see her sister alive, Mac realizes there are things in this world that she doesn't understand...and for once she might be in over her head.


Mac is an amazing character to read about, she's a spitfire who doesn't want to take crap from anyone. (Even though there are times when she might have to) Losing her sister is one of the hardest things that's ever happened to her, she knows the type of girl her sister was, and doesn't understand what might have happened to her during her time in Dublin. During her own investigation Mac stumbles into a book store owned by Jericho Barrons, a tall, dark, and of course mysterious man, who might have some answers to the clues Mac's sister left her.


Barrons opens her eyes to a world she had no idea even existed, making her come to the realization that there are things beyond you and me. They're called Fae, the Seelie of the light court, and the Unseelie of the dark cour. Now Mac is trying to tie this new reality into the one she has always known, all while grieving her sisters death, and hunting down the man or thing that murdered her sister. Not knowing who or what to trust Mac must use every ounce of determination in her body to push forward and get done what she came to Dublin to do. The question is can she?


I recommend this book to everyone, Moning did an amazing job creating a different Fae world then ones I have read about before. Suspense is at every turn, and there was never a dull moment in this book