On the Edge

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I?m going to review all three of these at once. And I?m going to admit right up front, going into this, I was an idiot for waiting so long to read them.
As I?m sure you know Ilona and Gordon Andrews are the writing team that have brought us the amazing world, and the characters who inhabit the Kate Daniels series. I was late to the party but once I started book one, I bought all the books, one after another on kindle and then died waiting for the most recent Kate Daniels: Magical Atlanta book to come out a year later, last fall. I?m the kind of fan who hangs out at their website and reads snippets when I'm having a bad day. Sometimes I get to read advance news, or extra stories that way. You should try it, it?s fun.
So when I heard they had a new series, and it was set in a completely different world, and each book was a romance set in this different swampy world, and by the way?that was going to delay significantly the next Kate Daniels book, for months possibly years, instead of being joyful, I whined and pouted like a two year old. This is the part of me being an idiot.
In a fit of pique I waited MONTHS to even read them, like the moron that I am. What the hell was I thinking? If they write it, it?s awesome. End of story. They even were so kind as to release ALL THREE EDGE BOOKS THE SAME MONTH! I could have had an immediate uber Andrews reading fest, but no?I had to sulk, because I felt like them taking time to write THE EDGE series was taking time away from my beloved Kate and Curran. Well below, I will summarize what I made myself wait for, and what you have no such excuse for.
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review.
Andrews (Magic Bites) takes dysfunctional family stories to a new level in this engaging urban fantasy series opener. Rose Drayton and her two young brothers live in the woods between two worlds: the Broken (mundane smalltown Georgia) and the Weird (a world of strong magic and rigid social hierarchy). Those on the Edge between t