L.J. Smith
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| Title | : | The Power (The Secret Circle #3) |
| Author | : | L.J. Smith |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 320 pages |
| Published | : | November 15th 1992 by HarperTeen (first published 1992) |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Witches. Romance. Magic |
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In So Deadly A Battle...United at last with Diana, the mistress of her coven, Cassie must first sacrifice her love for Adam to save the Secret Circle and the town of New Salem from the evil powers of the witch Faye.
Threatened by the possibility of her destruction in a final battle between good and evil, Cassie must hope that her supernatural gifts are strong enough to obliterate the powers of evil.
If victorious, Cassie will win more than she ever dreamed. But if she and Diana fail, the Power will go to those who seek only to destroy.
...Can Anyone Triumph?
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| Original Title: | The Power (The Secret Circle, #3) |
| ISBN: | 0061067199 (ISBN13: 9780061067198) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Secret Circle #3 |
| Characters: | Nick Armstrong, Cassie Blake, Faye Chamberlain, Diana Meade, Adam Conant, Laurel Quincey, Melanie Glaser, Deborah Armstrong, Chris Henderson, Doug Henderson, Susan Whitler |
| Setting: | New Salem, Massachusetts(United States) |
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Ratings: 3.98 From 9340 Users | 295 ReviewsAssessment Based On Books The Power (The Secret Circle #3)
This is the final novel in the Secret Circle trilogy, which I read when it first came out, back when I was a kid. Do yourselves a favor and read it- infinitely more complex than the TV series, and it explains why Harry Potter felt like a bad cliche.Rereading this trilogy was startling- I had forgotten how good it was, how well-developed the characters were, and how strikingly Cassie- the protagonist- goes from being a meek mouse to becoming a strong and capable leader, despite her own self-doubt1.5 stars. It's readable and has a couple of cool bits (when they discuss crystals or other fictional or realistic witchcraft), but that's all it has going for it.
What can i say about this book? I loved it. This booked showed me everything i wanted to see in all the characters and i'm glad i got to see the circle at it's best. The ending was perfect and this book had to offer so much even though it was quite short.
Follow my book review blog to see more book reviews and related book stuff!---------------------------------------- This book starts right where the second book left. And boy what a cliff hanger the second book left at!Cassie and the coven are finding it odd with Faye as the new coven leader. They're trying to do everything they can to defeat Black John and discover who was behind the murderers but with Cassie's grandmother gone and Cassie's mother incapacitated just who are they supposed to
OMG. What can I say this was a great to a trilogy. I could not have asked for more. It tied all the lose ends. The cliffhangers through out the series was amazing. I love the heroine Cassie and the love traingle that in the end worked out for the best. I admire Diana for here strength in not seeing things as a lost but as a gain in the benefit of the group. I really enjoyed the interaction between the characters and it made me feel a part of the story as an outside looking in from a window into
It was an ok read but nothing surprising and sometimes I wanted to scream in frustration how dull some scenes or sentences felt. But Cassie was a good and strong character and I like stories about witches so I am giving three stars.http://www.goodreads.com/
My line has the sight and the power, she thought. I want to use that power to stand up to him. To face him. 4.5 stars. No spoilers. I'm deducting .5 stars for Diana being a sweet cinnamon roll and suffering for it. She's either really into polyamory, or she's the biggest doormat who ever lived and everyone is okay with it. Either way, I don't like what happened to her.Here are my final thoughts on this book:* I want Diana and Nick to be together. SOOOO. DAMN. BADLY. "But don't worry about it.
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