Book Description
Publication Date: September 2, 2014
Toby thought she understood her own past; she thought she knew the score.
She was wrong.
It’s time to learn the truth.
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THE WINTER LONG is an outstanding installment to the October Daye series. Toby had thought her past was basically black and white, but when Simon Torquill is back in town everything changes. Simon is the one that turned Toby into a fish in the first book. Now he is back and he turns her world upside down. After this Toby’s life will never be the same. This book has such rich and beautifully well-developed characters that make the story outstanding. This book has so many twists and turns, and a surprising plot twist that will have you on the edge of your seat. Toby’s world will never be the same again. I love the world building in this series and Toby is a kick-ass heroine. She protects the ones she loves. I give THE WINTER LONG 5/5 stars. If I could give it more I would. I recommend this series and this book to everyone.
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My favorite of the whole series, and I loved all of them. Of course, it’s not just that Toby has grown as a character, or that the world-building is first-rate, or that the plot is a fantastic, twisy, rollercoaster ride…no. There’s more. There’s TYBALT! King of Cats, and one of my favorite characters out there. This book was so nicely filled out with Tybalt’s caithe sidhe presence! And the ending was a complete surprise to me. I LOVED it. Counting the days for the next one.
PS…Make that “twisty” and meant to add that your review is great!
I tried to do the review without giving away spoilers. It was a great book.
I agree, and btw, if at any time I respond with something that seems too spoilery for you, feel free to delete any part you like. I’ll understand. I try not to give away specifics, but I could get carried away, especially on a book I love this much.
No problem. Sometimes the spoilers make me want to read it more.