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Thin Air (Weather Warden #6)

Rachel Caine

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 307 pages

Rating: 3.96 | 6278 Users | 205 Reviews

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Title	:	Thin Air (Weather Warden #6)
Author	:	Rachel Caine
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 307 pages
Published	:	August 7th 2007 by Roc
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance

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We’ve reached the halfway mark for the Weather Warden series and as far as I’m concerned, Thin Air is the best in the series so far. Since the epic world-domination build up from books 1-4, Thin Air throws all of this out the window and gets us back to basics.

Joanne Baldwin, our favourite weather warden with a wicked sense of humour, wakes up naked and shivering in a forest with no recollection of who she is. She is approached by Lewis, her colleague who tells her they have impending danger ahead. Slowly throughout the course of the book, she learns who she is by absorbing other people’s memories with the help of a Djinn and her own mysterious abilities.

There’s one thing evident about Rachel Caine ever since Ill Wind, and that is her skill in delivering flashbacks to supplement the current story. Thin Air is all about flash backs, but it’s from other people’s perspectives. Ever wanted to see what swimwear model Cherise thinks of Jo and Sarah, her money-grabbing sister? What the cold hard life of a twisted killer is like? Thin Air delivers all of these and more, and it really adds to the character development in the story.

While Joanne is trying to figure out who she is, we know exactly what has happened and the whole memory loss thing didn’t affect the brisk plot moving forward after the whole Djinn aftermath. We pick up where the previous book has left off, not knowing what’s happened to Ashan and Imara. There’s this awesome ‘Evil Twin’ plot thread happening too, an evil Demon who is trying to take over Joanne’s life.

I devoured the whole book in just 3 days, and things are really looking interesting in the weather warden universe. If you haven’t started it yet, you’re missing out on a really unique and exciting series!

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Original Title:	Thin Air
ISBN:	0451461630 (ISBN13: 9780451461636)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Weather Warden #6, Weather Warden Universe #6
Characters:	Joanne Baldwin

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Ten stars because this book turned me into a blubbering mess !

The amnesia trope is done in a creative and unusual manner and it works for me. The first third of the book has good pacing and is very good. The plot slows for awhile at that point and I found it a little annoying but it picked up again after a few chapters and remained strong for the rest of the book. Jo spent a little too much time being rescued this time around but it went withe amnesia and the book set up far more power for her in the future. Some past characters show up (at least one that

Rachel Caine crapped out the first three books of this series. The next two required prune juice. This one required magnesium citrate and a lot of straining. Also: I'd like to say that I hate to be picky, but I don't. I love being picky. And in books 2, 4, and 5, her fictional town of Seacasket was in Maine. In book 6, said terribly named town was not in Maine, but was in New Jersey. No explanation. No reason. No nothing. So either a) the quasi-apocalpyse in the previous book had its major

I've blown through the first six novels in a day. Probably testimony to how easy the writing of the books are, the speed of the action, and the perpetual cliffhangers. This series is rather episodic in that sense. We start this book with Joanne losing her memory. This is a story about her fighting to regain it. Oh, and there's a new emergency cliffhanger at the end - (view spoiler)[the magnetic poles are changing, so everyone now has to work together to fix it. (hide spoiler)] To be honest, this

I thought this book was okay, not as exciting as some of the others but I am glad about Jo but it figures that something else was going to go terribly wrong such as the very ending of this book.

3.5 stars

This one was a little long in the middle for me. I'm so unsure about Lewis, one minute I love him and the next minute I want her to strangle him. Then there is David-he's almost to good but then he has to defend "his" people over all else.....eh I dunno.Going to read the next one and hopefully it will pick up or I may have to give this series a rest.