4 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book is way to slow. I found myself skipping through the book. I could not get interested in it at all. The Legend of Banzai McGuire is much better. Hopefully the rest of the series will improve.

Cynthia F. (
frazerc) wrote on 11/6/2007...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
FYI: This is part of a multi-author series.
#1 Legend of Banzai Maguire by Susan Grant
#2 Day of Fire by Kathleen Nance
#3 Shadow Runners by Liz Maverick
#4 Power of Two by Patti O’Shea
#5 Scarlet Empress by Susan Grant

Tammie K. (
TammieK) wrote on 9/30/2005...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
I just could not get into this book - The whole future is so bleek - I like warm fuzzy books - or dark vampire paranormal ones - I love Nance's Djinn Series, Wishes Come True (Book 1), More Than Magic (Book 2), Enchantment (Book 3), Spellbound (Book 4)
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This was a pretty good novel which takes off well as the 2nd in the series, although it wasn't as good as the first. I know it's a romance and all, but the bok could've had more to the main story if the lead characters weren't going at it like bunnies so often. Luckily, this author doesn't write anymore for the series.
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Canada: For over a century it's been closed off, quarantined. Now, in 2176, its people thrive. The country still needs peacekeepers, though -- and the Mounties are there. Be It All. Do It All. Those are the high-tech police force's twin mottos. They're Day Daniels's mottos, too.
But things are heating up. Someone or something called the Shadow Voice is broadcasting treason, and Day's determined to stamp it out. Seeking the source of the threat, she meets Lian Firebird, an enigmatic government operative. He offers, no, insists -- upon joining her trek to the legendary Citadel. Well, Day decides, Mounties work alone, but she can still do and be it all --even with this hunk at her heels.