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Lädt ... Charmed, Zauberhafte Schwestern, Bd. 29: Tod im Spiegelvon Jeff Mariotte
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Melde dich bei LibraryThing an um herauszufinden, ob du dieses Buch mögen würdest. Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. Again a fairly predictable Charmed book, but still fun to read. It seems a lot of the books since Paige has joined seem to highlight the distances between her and Phobe and Piper. This book is based primarily on that. It is a little more gruesome than the other books as you actually see killings and dead bodies. Not all of the innocents are saved this time. I thought it was a shame that Daryl and his partner could not have played a greater role in the capture of the Fog Man! The lady seemed to have a connnection with the killer and for her peace of mind it would have been nice for her to be more active in his capture and destruction. Zeige 2 von 2 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
When Phoebe's latest vision causes her to believe that Paige is an imposter working to break up the sisters, Piper doesn't take her seriously, and an inevitable rivalry ensues leaving Paige puzzled at her sisters' strange behavior. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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San Francisco gets more page time as the backdrop to the magical adventures of our favorite three sisters in this one than is often the case, and that’s a big plus. Also a plus is we get sections featuring Darryl, one of the nice male characters from the show that is missed by this reader. He’s involved in a task force set up to catch the “Wet Killer” but realizes early on that they may be dealing with someone more up the alley of our Charmed Ones than the San Francisco Police Department, or the FBI, who will be taking over the investigation if the killer can’t be stopped.
Another big plus is Cole has some involvement here. Another great character that’s missed, he often doesn’t get a lot of page time in the entries I’ve read so far. Leo gets some page time, of course, and that’s good as always. The other good thing is there’s a pretty good story in this one, involving some crafty deception which tests the loyalty of the sisters to one another by calling into question the newest Charmed One, Paige. Phoebe has a vision — or is it a dream? — that leads her to the attic, where she discovers an old letter from a distant Halliwell aunt, Agnes, warning of a new arrival to the power of three who will betray them. Could it be Paige?
As you can imagine, this causes suspicion and distrust between Phoebe and Paige (Paige does not know of the letter), but also friction between Piper and Leo on one side, and Cole and Phoebe on the other, as Piper dismisses the letter but Phoebe is not so sure. But why are they so quick to anger, and so unwilling to talk it out? As they try to research their distant relative, and figure it all out, Leo gets a bad vibe off one of Darryl’s crime scenes. It eventually comes to pass that what’s happening now, may have something to do with a horrific killing spree in San Francisco’s distant past. Aunt Agnes eventually stopped an imposter named Timothy dead in his tracks way back when. But wait, isn’t that guy sowing seeds of distrust between Paige and her family named Timothy?
This one feels more fleshed out than some entries, and it’s not just exclusively the sisters — though don’t worry, there’s plenty of Piper, Phoebe and Paige too. There’s a very good ending to this one, and the aftermath is a nice wrap-up. This is a very good entry, with a bit of grit to balance out the fluff. Highly recommended. ( )