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Title	:	Cast in Secret (Chronicles of Elantra #3)
Author	:	Michelle Sagara
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 521 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2007 by Luna
Categories	:	Fantasy. Magic. Dragons. Urban Fantasy. Fiction

Cast in Secret (Chronicles of Elantra #3)

Michelle Sagara

Paperback | Pages: 521 pages

Rating: 4.16 | 9163 Users | 271 Reviews

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Still avoiding magic whenever possible, Corporal Kaylin Neya relished investigating a regular theft once again. Until she found out the mysterious box was taken from Elani Street, where the mages and charlatans mingled, and it was sometimes hard to tell the difference between the two. But she was hoping this might be a mundane case-- --when in a back room Kaylin saw a lost-looking girl in a reflective pool...who called out Kaylin's name.

Shaken, Kaylin tried to stay focused on the case at hand. But since the stolen item was ancient, without a keyhole, and held tremendous darkness inside, Kaylin knew unknown forces were again playing with her destiny--and her life....

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Original Title:	Cast in Secret
ISBN:	0373802803 (ISBN13: 9780373802807)
Edition Language:	English URL http://michellesagara.com/books/cast-in-secret/
Series:	Chronicles of Elantra #3
Characters:	Kaylin Neya, Severn

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Ratings: 4.16 From 9163 Users | 271 Reviews

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As opposed to the severe info-dumping in the last book; I was a little hesitant to undertake this installment. Where the hell is this plot going? The action picked up, and I was mollified for now. I'll continue with the series when the next one is in the library.

Actual rating: 2.5 stars. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: this is one of the richest, most interesting, original Fantasy worlds I've ever come across. And yetYep, that's right. Because there is only so much boredom I can take. And Bloody Fantastic Elantra (BFE™) or not, I've had it. I've had it with the incessant, irrelevant blah-blah-blah-ing. And with the non-stop, unnecessary, uninteresting info dumping. And with the painfully slow pace. And with the ever-jumbled plot that makes

This is a really strong installment of the Elantra books. It starts as a crime investigation of 2 seemingly unconnected missing persons cases and then dives into the elemental magic system, the nature of the oracles, and the world of the Tha'alani, a telepathic race that socially functions as a collective. I enjoyed the plot of this one much more than the 2nd book but didn't *really* enjoy it until the final climax, which I could barely read, it was so exciting. And ok, after this book, I think

It seems that there's a pattern to these book. With each new instalment we get to know one of the races better. I wonder what will happen once we're out of races.I really liked the Thaalani. I also understand why Kaylin and most of the other people in the Empire fear them. I value my privacy way too much appreciated someone who can randomly get in my head. At the same time I'm pretty sure that had I had a similar power I would turn hermit. Just seeing the utter stupidity people do and put on the

Kaylin is sent to investigate a routine theft, but when she gets there, she can tell that it is anything but routine. It involves one of her least favorite things. Magic. After checking into the theft, she is summoned to a place she has never been, Ybelline's. The Tha'alani need help, and she is the only one they can turn to. I love these books! Kaylin is a complete mess until it becomes a life and death situation, then she pulls herself together. I loved how this book was more about the

Maybe it says something that I find these books easier to engage with now I've turned up the audio narration speed? Anyway, I liked this better than the second book. Interesting enough storyline and a strong theme with regard to belonging, and how even accidental outcasts can turn vicious. We still see very little of Kaylin's interpersonal relationships. I'm not looking for romance but she has to be more than just her job. Worldbuilding fantastic as usual; prose style bogged down with repetition

This was another good book in the series. The characters get both easier and harder the longer the series is. Im at least familiar with about 90% of the regulars now. Of course new characters also get added...I like that Kaylin got past her prejudice. She is really growing and I love that.I also love her love of children. The fact she will sacrifice almost anything for them. 💕The kiss with Nightshade currently confuses me. Probably because Kaylin herself is confused.