Review: A Divided Duty

The consequences of Silver and Lead continue to spin out throughout the fae communities. Turns out that it really messes with your head to have memories of 2 lives lived - especially one so dramatically different than the real one. We are also seemingly close to ending the major story arc for Rayseline (if this book wasn’t the end of focusing on it for now). Very few people crazily jump straight into book 20 of a series, so I’m assuming if you’ve made it this far and are perusing this review to consider whether or not to keep going - you’ve read the prior 19 books. (And perhaps the associated novellas and short stories. If you’re not, you REALLY should join her patreon - the $1 level gives you 1 Seanan McGuire short story per month) Ever since Titania’s Matrix (as we call the events in my household) I feel like the October Daye books are stuck on neutral. To take things to a SF analogy, since that’s the book’s setting, it’s like we can’t quite crest the hill and get to the next…