Portents and Oddities (Sophie Feegle Book 2)
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- Create Date：2021-12-27 21:21:46
- Update Date：2025-09-07
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- Author：Gwen DeMarco
- ISBN：B09NZRKK25
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Reviews
Sherri D。
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Odd Portent Starting to get a little of her history so upped to a 5 star。 Still an unusual lack of history or back story for a series and it makes it hard to really become attached to any of the charecters。 But the story line holds my attention enough I can overlook it。。。。 with a few grumbles。
Kaitlin Schnepf
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0 stars for the simple fact that the author uses racial slurs。
Alexandra Dresel
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Entertaining readClever storyline with a very surprising twist 。 The many interesting and hilarious characters make this story unique。。 I hope we don't have to wait so long for the next installment， many mysteries left needing answers！ Entertaining readClever storyline with a very surprising twist 。 The many interesting and hilarious characters make this story unique。。 I hope we don't have to wait so long for the next installment， many mysteries left needing answers！ 。。。more
Andrea
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3。75Sophie and the Odd Ones are back and getting into the routine of interpreting Sophie's visions， as well as working with the police to solve them。 Sophie and Mac have gotten closer as well- turning their budding romance into a real and stable relationship， but Mac's protectiveness will be put to the test right away as Sophie recognizes a body in the morgue and seems to know how he died before even touching him。This is due to the fact that she saw 'herself' killing him in a dream the night bef 3。75Sophie and the Odd Ones are back and getting into the routine of interpreting Sophie's visions， as well as working with the police to solve them。 Sophie and Mac have gotten closer as well- turning their budding romance into a real and stable relationship， but Mac's protectiveness will be put to the test right away as Sophie recognizes a body in the morgue and seems to know how he died before even touching him。This is due to the fact that she saw 'herself' killing him in a dream the night before， and when she touches him she finds that the killer is wearing her face。 Is this some kind of new magic or are the fates messing with her visions？ Beyond the dead man lumberjack sitting on the slab， Sophie finds herself embroiled in trouble with the largest werewolf pack in San Francisco。 A few shifter related deaths have crossed her path as well as the Alpha （who is a major dbag） getting into her business and making things difficult for her。。。mostly due to the fact that he can't stand that she's human。Are all these cases connected？ Can Sophie and her friends solve these crimes before the killer or the werewolves make an even bigger mess of her life？ 。。。more
Dew
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Second verse， as good as the firstThe AU is fantastic。 It’s original without being obtuse and the commingling with the realistic descriptions of SF lend the book a rich landscape for the characters to inhabit。 The big reveal of Snow White’s identity left me wanting to read further into the series and I sincerely hope that it’s not going to be another 18 months before the next installment。 However， if that’s what it takes for the author to create these fun and funky mystery novels， the wait is wo Second verse， as good as the firstThe AU is fantastic。 It’s original without being obtuse and the commingling with the realistic descriptions of SF lend the book a rich landscape for the characters to inhabit。 The big reveal of Snow White’s identity left me wanting to read further into the series and I sincerely hope that it’s not going to be another 18 months before the next installment。 However， if that’s what it takes for the author to create these fun and funky mystery novels， the wait is worthwhile。 。。。more
Jessica Joseph
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No longer sad about the wait for Book 2I read and re-read the first book Sophie and the Odd Ones， originally not knowing when the sequel was coming and then anxiously awaiting it。 I love the characters， the setting makes me miss The City by the Bay so much， and the Mythicals are just as machiavellian as you would hope。 Can't wait to see where this goes。 No longer sad about the wait for Book 2I read and re-read the first book Sophie and the Odd Ones， originally not knowing when the sequel was coming and then anxiously awaiting it。 I love the characters， the setting makes me miss The City by the Bay so much， and the Mythicals are just as machiavellian as you would hope。 Can't wait to see where this goes。 。。。more
Spinneretta
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goodThis book picks up immediately after the cliffhanger in the epilogue of book one， and is not a standalone！It has become apparent to Sophie Feegle， that some of the dreams she has， are actually more visions。 This sets her and Mac， the attractive fox shifter police detective， on a hunt for the perpetrator。Then there are the issues she is having with the local alpha wolf。 Sophie’s life only gets more interesting！There are so many things happening in this book。 Sophie learns a lot more about the goodThis book picks up immediately after the cliffhanger in the epilogue of book one， and is not a standalone！It has become apparent to Sophie Feegle， that some of the dreams she has， are actually more visions。 This sets her and Mac， the attractive fox shifter police detective， on a hunt for the perpetrator。Then there are the issues she is having with the local alpha wolf。 Sophie’s life only gets more interesting！There are so many things happening in this book。 Sophie learns a lot more about the world she was introduced to， and several fun new characters are introduced。There is some romantic advancements in her relationship with Mac， and some intriguing mysteries to solve。A few new questions arise， and this reader at least is hoping the next book will be out soon to answer them！Another enjoyable read featuring Sophie and the Odd Ones， recommended for urban fantasy and paranormal mystery fans。 。。。more
Julie S
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