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Last one in the series (at this time) and as well developed as the first two - which is an excellent thing. Many series peter out pretty quickly. I'm assuming we will hear more about Boundary Witches. :) The problem with binge reading is that one is left tapping one's fingers on the table waiting for the next installment. Or re-reading. And these will end up in the re-read pile.

These books are tightly written, exceptionally well edited, with a great combination of primary and secondary lines, good character development (I like that the good guys are never all good and the bad guys are never all bad - that's the mark of a good writer). good romantic conflicts (nice tension) without going overboard, a great mixture of paranormal beings and a different look at types of magic and witches.


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Boundary Born Boundary Magic Book 3 edition by Melissa F Olson Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Boundary Born has been in my TBR pile for awhile. I'm always telling myself, 'Oh, it'll be the next book I read.' But something would always come up and it'd get pushed back again and again. Why? I have no idea, but I'm so mad at myself for taking so long to read it! The first two books in the series were awesome and Boundary Born was just as good-maybe even better than it's predecessors.

Even though it had been awhile since I read the previous books, I had no trouble jumping right back in and remembering everything. I dived right into this book and read as fast as I could. It was super interesting learning about Lex's biological family and more about her boundary magic. The plot moved along quickly and there were quite a few twists and turns that I didn't see coming. Now that I've finished this series, I really need to go back and read the Scarlett Bernard series. I'd highly recommend this series to anyone who loves urban fantasy!
I started out reading abt Scarlett and i think I'm reading these put of order or something but i absolutely adore Lex. Her story to me is more captivating. Nothing is perfect but i do think she is a well rounded heroine. She is flawed and relatable but also continues to grow in each book we read. It's been a while since I've found a kickass heroine to love. I like that the relationship w her and Quinn isn't rushed and that even with her 'powers' she is still vulnerable. She makes mistakes you can get behind.

In this series Lex learns abt family. This was abt the past coming back to haunt. What's done in the dark always comes to light. Most of all Lex learns what it truly means to be here. Where she is from and what she can do. Great book and must read if you've read the others.
These books never cease to amaze me. Somehow, we ended this trilogy where we did, but I have no idea how we got there. This author has the magical ability to take a hundred different ideas and make them work to a very simple conclusion. At any rate, I still enjoy Lex, which is more than I could say for Scarlett at the end of her trilogy, so I’m a pretty happy camper.

Lex is still doing damage control in her life after she “outed” herself to her brother in law. We join her after he decided to take the rest of her family and his daughter to Disney on a vacation. She’s thrown herself into other things (training, her work, chopping up a really big supernatural worm), and is working on teaching Lily some combat moves when what appears to be a rabid animal crashes through her window.

Here’s where this story begins – rabid animals? Obviously never that simple. There’s also someone poisoning vampires, a guy claiming to be her birth father shows up on her doorstep, and her usually solid witch friends appear to be having a rough time dealing with their previous family drama. Throw all those things into a blender, add some ghosts, crystals, and an incredible amount of physical damage (to Lex and property) and you’ve got the finale to this trilogy wrapped up.

The mystery portion of the book, of course, was unpredictable. We don’t get enough information and Lex is trying to handle too many things at once, so when we finally reach the conclusion, I was left saying “huh.” I guess maybe there were signs? Not really, though. Lex freely admits to not being a real investigator, so we, by extension, are mostly left grasping at straws (like her). I wish we had a little bit more wrap up at the conclusion, which felt rushed and clunky. As I said, though, I still like Lex, so she gets a little more leeway in her confusing life choices. I hope that we swing back around to her at some point so we can maybe get some more answers.
Melissa F Olson is one of my favorite fantasy/paranormal writers. Her literary education shows in her writing.
I have to admit that I prefer her Scarlet Bernard series, but I've come to enjoy the usual cast of characters in this series too.
I really like the way they love and support each other. I admire Lex's loyalty to her family, friends, and employer, Mavis.
In this book, which starts a bit slowly, Lex is visited by a guy who claimed to be her father.
This happened at a time when the vampires in Denver and Boulder are being poisoned by belladonna. Mavis is stricken, inconpacitated and so Lex, Quinn, Simon and Lily have to work together to keep that secret and find out what's going on.
Lex has been learning about her abilities as a boundary witch, getting lessons from Simon and Lily, but there are few boundary witches for her to learn from. Kristen, from Scarlet's books, made an appearance to help and support her.
Overall this is a book about accepting yourself and growing into your capabilities, even if you find out your biological parent was not anything you would choose. Lex's sister Sam appeared in ghost form, as did her mother, a great way to help the story along.
Last one in the series (at this time) and as well developed as the first two - which is an excellent thing. Many series peter out pretty quickly. I'm assuming we will hear more about Boundary Witches. ) The problem with binge reading is that one is left tapping one's fingers on the table waiting for the next installment. Or re-reading. And these will end up in the re-read pile.

These books are tightly written, exceptionally well edited, with a great combination of primary and secondary lines, good character development (I like that the good guys are never all good and the bad guys are never all bad - that's the mark of a good writer). good romantic conflicts (nice tension) without going overboard, a great mixture of paranormal beings and a different look at types of magic and witches.