Magic Tides has a big change in scenery from other Kate Daniels novels, and it�s fun to see Kate trying to fit in� Magic Tides starts with Kate having a meeting with someone from Conlan�s school. And Kate is...

Kate, Curran and their son, Conlan have left Atlanta, vowing to keep a low profile, and are settling into a new city and new house�but some things never change! Magical mayhem is about to erupt when Kate undertakes the rescue of a kidnapped youth, while Curran guards the homefront.

It should be a simple retrieval, but with monsters on land and sea, Kate�s got her work cut out for her. Still, she's never let her blade dull or her purpose falter. And that low profile? It�s about to wash away with the raging tides!

Magic Tides has a big change in scenery from other Kate Daniels novels, and it�s fun to see Kate trying to fit in�

Magic Tides starts with Kate having a meeting with someone from Conlan�s school. And Kate is not necessarily a happy camper. It�s clear from the beginning that fitting in might not be in the cards for our little family. Then again, did anyone actually believe that was going to happen?

I loved how the action started straight away in Magic Tides. And this time, Conlan was kind of the instigator, and Curran needed to have a stern conversation with him about that. The novel was filled with action, new and old characters, the strong bonds between Kate and Curran � and between them and Conlan.

I loved how Kate is still the same Kate I fell in love with Magic Bites. Of course, she has gained a lot of experience, but at the core, she�s still intrinsically her. With her strong moral values, and need to help those who can�t always help themselves. Magic Tides is the first in the Wilmington spin-off, and I can�t wait to see what else will happen. And also, how this might change the relationship with the pack.

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