The Iron Trial
Holly Black, Cassandra Clare
The Gateway Through Which They Came
Heather Marie
Entwined (Dark Souls, #2)
Ketley Allison
The Unicorn Thief (Unicorns of the Mist)
R. R. Russell
Steampunk! An Anthology of Fantastically Rich and Strange Stories
Holly Black, Cassandra Clare, Delia Sherman, Shawn Cheng, Elizabeth Knox, Dylan Horrocks, Kathleen Jennings, Ysabeau S. Wilce, Gavin J. Grant, Cory Doctorow, Kelly Link, M.T. Anderson, Libba Bray, Garth Nix, Christopher Rowe
The Anime Encyclopedia: A Guide to Japanese Animation Since 1917, Revised and Expanded Edition
Helen McCarthy, Jonathan Clements
This is such a fantastic series! *squeal*So, as always, I must advise those of you who have not read the series to read them, starting with volume one. Also, be forward about reading this review as it may not make much sense if you have not read previous volumes.So in this volume, Ren continues to spiral further into his past as he delves deeper into his role as Cain/BJ. Kyoko is not sure whom is facing anymore: Ren, BJ, Cain, or...someone else. This also has her in a state of confusion about staying in her role as Cain's sister or be herslef confronting Ren. This volume had me bouncing in my seat, wanting to read the next volume. Sadly, I am going to suffer Skip-Beat withdrawal until summer it seems. Summer: come soon!
