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Title	:	Spy Glass (Glass #3)
Author	:	Maria V. Snyder
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 535 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2010 by Mira Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Romance

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An undercover mission leads to danger, adventure and an impossible choice. After siphoning her own blood magic in the showdown at Hubal, student glass magician Opal Cowan lost her powers. Immune to the effects of magic, Opal is now an outsider looking in, spying through the glass on those with the powers she once had. Powers that make a difference in the world. Suddenly the beautiful pieces she makes begin to flash in the presence of magic and Opal learns that someone has stolen some of her blood. Finding it might let her regain her powers or discover that they're lost forever...

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Original Title:	Spy Glass
ISBN:	0778303918 (ISBN13: 9780778303916)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Glass #3, The Chronicles of Ixia #6
Characters:	Valek, Reema, Teegan, Janco, Opal Cowan, Kade Stormdance, Devlen

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Damsel-in-Distress Call, Repeat. Damsel-in-Distress Call, Please Send Valek, Ari & Janco As Soon As Possible, Oh and Maybe Yelena too Just for Good MeasureSpy GlassRating: 5/5Summary: Opal has sacrificed her powers to end blood magic, or so she thought. Turns out, while she was being held captive, Tricky & Ulrick kept some of her blood and now it may be out there just waiting for someone else to use it. But what if Opal reclaims it? Will she get her powers back? After spending time

This one was shaping up to be my favourite of Snyder's Glass series, which I haven't been enjoying nearly as much as the Study series. Opal, the main character is just whiny, and never seems to learn from her mistakes. Still I was liking this one. One of my favourite characters from the first book was back, there was plenty of action, and Opal finally seemed to be making some progress towards finding her place in the world and becoming an empowered young woman.Then in the last 100 pages it just

Quick review: Opal Cowan, glassmaker, "one trick wonder" and victim extraordinaire, spends the majority of the first two Glass books helping others, rehashing traumatic experiences, sparring or traveling from one place to another. At practically every single village she visits, and sometimes in the middle of nowhere, she's beaten, or falsely imprisoned, or tortured, or kidnapped. The girl just can't catch a break--people want to steal her magic, or, you know, just want her to die. But

The writing style and plot were good, even though a bit boring and the world-building was amazing as always. Valek finally made an appearance and Leif's wedding was beautiful addition to the story. But... I didn't like Opal from the start of this series. Her constant whining for example. Even though she has home and loving family. And let's not forget about her many, many love-interests. (She has three of them, actually)... (view spoiler)[..And now her cheating on Kade with Devlen.. I didn't

Okay, listen up, girls, because this book has some major important life advice here:If you happen to get kidnapped and abused by a heroin addict when you are 14 yrs old, and then run into him when you are 20, only to have him abuse you again. Then, he kicks his heroin addiction, yet still abuses you just a couple of more times, only to later reveal that he didn't enjoy it as much because he now loves you. That's totally fine. You should totally marry that guy because he's sorry.

Okay, I'm not going to write a full review here, but there is ONE HUGE issue I want to discuss.In the last book, there was a hint of a love triangle between Delven, Kade, and Opal, so I'm sure you're all expecting one in this book.Well, ding ding ding ding!I won't tell you who she chooses or anything like that, but let me tell you something:I accepted Delven's whole wanting to redeem himself thing, and wanting to help out, and even falling in love with Opal. I even, reluctantly, accepted that

I finished this book in almost two days, it is that good. RTC