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Young Priya is the only woman in a level 4 ice world prison, just trying to stay alive, until the Black Widow arrives. Sleek, dark, and deadly dangerous, the Widow doesn’t remember her past but plans to escape and find a future. When Priya’s brother, of-the-heart if not of blood, arrives to free her, the Widow accepts an uneasy alliance with Teirnan Hale only to help her new friend escape. But escaping a corrupt warden and a couple hundred degenerate prisoners is only the beginning of their problems.
Writing a good story is about saying “what if…?” What is the worst thing that could happen next to my characters, and how are they going to get out of it? You can be sure that the characters in an O’Leary novel are going to meet up with a lot of obstacles and challenges, and they’re going to find the most interesting ways to fight back. There’s a lot of good action, some blood and fighting, but it fits the book nicely. This story has more twists and turns and dead ends than a Halloween maze. I loved it, read it twice, and know I’ll be back visiting these wonderful characters again one day.


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The Third Sign eBook Michelle O'Leary Reviews

This novel is very entertaining and the characters are concrete, funny and well developed. My favorite one is Tier because he knows what he's doing and he's ready to do whatever it takes to reach the target. Some dialogs really made me laugh and overall I enjoyed the story and the writing, which is fresh and fluid without being flat and boring. There's action, danger, love and witty remarks, so I recommend it. I'm not a sci-fi expert and I didn't have any problems in following the technological parts, which are not overwhelming and definitely not full of technical explanations.

I gave 4 stars instead of 5, because in some points I think the love story got a bit too much in the way of the main plot and because I think that Gahni is an interesting character and she deserved more attention. The entire Seeker population should have been presented in a deeper way from an ethnical point of view, in my opinion. Anyway what we understand from the text is enough to give a vivid impression of the Seekers.

So, well-done Michelle! I really enjoyed this novel!
Loved this book! Wonderful SciFi Romance!
Was a awesome read! Loved it so much I have read
Another of Michelle's books! Awesome! Loved it!
Thank you Michelle for the awesome read!
O'Leary hits top marks in my entertainment
for this book and all of her other stories I've
read. The characters are well developed
and the plots a roller coaster for my brain!
What I liked
Excellently crafted tale, seriously intense, well written and well edited. The plot is good and there are no loose ends left dangling (which I really liked). There are both sex and violence in the tale, but neither is gratuitous and both are appropriate to the story and settings.

What I didn't like The book ended well enough that I don't see a sequel, unfortunately - but I can hope )

If you start this one, don't make other plans until you finish it.
An action-packed story of secret agents, broken women, the man who helps heal them... and lots of sex and lots of death and destruction. The strange central thread of the Seekers' twisted society and quest is a very clever bit of world building.
Warning for sensitive readers - there's a lot of sex and violence that I normally would not appreciate, but it is appropriate to the story,
Young Priya is the only woman in a level 4 ice world prison, just trying to stay alive, until the Black Widow arrives. Sleek, dark, and deadly dangerous, the Widow doesn’t remember her past but plans to escape and find a future. When Priya’s brother, of-the-heart if not of blood, arrives to free her, the Widow accepts an uneasy alliance with Teirnan Hale only to help her new friend escape. But escaping a corrupt warden and a couple hundred degenerate prisoners is only the beginning of their problems.
Writing a good story is about saying “what if…?” What is the worst thing that could happen next to my characters, and how are they going to get out of it? You can be sure that the characters in an O’Leary novel are going to meet up with a lot of obstacles and challenges, and they’re going to find the most interesting ways to fight back. There’s a lot of good action, some blood and fighting, but it fits the book nicely. This story has more twists and turns and dead ends than a Halloween maze. I loved it, read it twice, and know I’ll be back visiting these wonderful characters again one day.