A Little About the Book: Hunter, Morgan, and Alisa. Together the three worked to defeat the most unspeakable evil known to witches. Now the danger they face is just as deadly. But to vanquish their new foe, they must first defeat the weaknesses within themselves.
*** Book description found at Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/Full-Circle-Sweep-No-14/dp/0142410292/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1328041811&sr=1-1 ***
My Review: We now enter book fourteen of the Sweep series. This time, the novel is told from the perspective of both Morgan and Hunter.
Life had seemed to be getting better for Morgan. With the help of others, the threat of the dark wave and her biological father, Ciarnan, seemed to be over. She could now move on with her life and work magick in the light. But a new threat appears, this time in her dreams.
At first, Morgan believes the dreams to be just nightmares caused by stress of what's happened since she's discovered her true heritage and for the upcoming school finals, but that belief is quickly extinguished when she finds herself sleepwalking and almost walking over a cliffs edge that would surely result in her untimely death.
With the help of her boyfriend, Hunter, and her dear friends, Alyce and Bethany- all blood witches- Morgan is able to pinpoint the source behind her nightmarish dreams. An enemy that she believed could no longer harm her, an enemy that posed enough threat that Morgan could not just ignore it.
While all this is happening to Morgan, Hunter is under quite a bit of stress as well. Not only is he deeply worried for his beloved, Morgan, he's also had made the choice to quit the International Council of Witches. To top it off, two witches from a coven not far from Widow's Vale comes to seek his help with a unique problem that he's not sure what to do about.
Full Circle is an interest novel. It still has the appeal and great qualities of the previous novels, but it's at a bit slower pace then the others. The dilemmas and struggles that Morgan and Hunter have to go through still hold the attention, but it's not like the other books. I enjoyed the novel, but I have to say that I was expecting a bit more from it. 3/5 STARS
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