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| Original Title: | The Prophecy of the Sisters Book Two: Guardian of the Gate |
| ISBN: | 0316034479 (ISBN13: 9780316034470) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.prophecyofthesisters.com |
| Series: | Prophecy of the Sisters #2 |
Michelle Zink
Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages Rating: 3.86 | 5216 Users | 422 Reviews
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The ultimate battle between sisters is nearing, and its outcome could have catastrophic consequences. As sixteen year-old Lia Milthorpe searches for a way to end the prophecy, her twin sister Alice hones the skills she'll need to defeat Lia. Alice will stop at nothing to reclaim her sister's role in the prophecy, and that's not the only thing she wants: There's also Lia's boyfriend James. Lia and Alice always knew the Prophecy would turn those closest to them against them. But they didn't know what betrayal could lead them to do. In the end, only one sister will be left standing.
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| Title | : | Guardian of the Gate (Prophecy of the Sisters #2) |
| Author | : | Michelle Zink |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 352 pages |
| Published | : | August 1st 2010 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal |
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Ratings: 3.86 From 5216 Users | 422 ReviewsCommentary Of Books Guardian of the Gate (Prophecy of the Sisters #2)
Plot Sketch: In this second-of-three novel, Michelle Zink continues her tale of Lia and Alice, the twins that were born at odds: one with a mission to usher Samael into this world (the gate) and the other to ensure it does not happen (the guardian). Only problem is, they were born in a Caesarian birth in the late 1800s, and they were excised from the womb in the wrong order, causing their natures to conflict with their missions. PROPHECY OF THE SISTERS leaves us with Lia taking a journey to findWow...this was nosebleed worthy.That's right, kittens. It's time for the spiritual apocalypse.Here's a summary of the plotless wonder known as Guardian of the Gate:Lia & her friends ride through the forest. Evul People try to make Lia wear the deadly medallion. Lia escapes because Good People save her. More Evul People try to make her wear the medallion. Lia escapes because Good People are marginally smarter than she is. Everyone rides around the forest. Lia has insta-love with some
I'm being a little generous with this, as it's really a 2.5-star book, in large part because it suffers from series-itis: if you haven't read Book One, it will take you a while to get into Book Two (and I hadn't read Book One). The plot is rather simplistic - battle between Good and Evil, set in vaguely Victorian era London. There's a Prophecy, and twins (Lia and Alice) who appear to be on different sides yet completely linked by this Prophecy. Book Two is largely concerned with a trip to a
Okay this was unfortunate. I really loved the first in this series. I was totally drawn in by the mystery and wanted to continue so badly to get a better understanding of the prophecy. So when I got my hands on this book it was an immediate read. Where would they find these keys, did they have them all? Could they eventually defeat Alice who was so determined to be the evil incarnate she was meant to be even if it's completely contradictory to her destined role.There was so much potential and
It seems that every time I complete one of Michelle Zinks books I feel as though nothing has happened, and yet so much has happened, such is my affection for them. No matter how much of Lias story is told, I simply want more. Upon finishing this installment I found myself immediately desiring the next.In Guardian of the Gate, Zink introduces a new romantic interest for Lia. And while I liked James, I cannot help but admit I hold Dimitri in higher esteem. He is more lively and mysterious than
The second book in Michelle Zink's series was just as unputdownable as the first. The Guardian of the Gate was a fast-paced read in which Lia continues her journey to end The Prophecy of the Sisters forever. Its not as easy as it seems, especially when your biggest enemy is your very own twin.Lia still resides in London, an ocean away from her heartless sister Alice, who lives in New York. Yet, even an ocean apart, Alice knows every action Lia takes, because of her use of forbidden magic. Alice
In the first book we learn that Lia and her twin Alice share roles in the prophecy. In this book, Lia continues on her quest to end the prophecy while her twin sister, Alice, tries to stop her.It starts out weird. There's this disjointedness about the beginning and it may be because it doesn't exactly pick up where the first book left off. The story continues and you aren't pecked to death by every little detail of her quest/journey or the mystical island she visits, but you're also not really
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