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The Calling (Darkness Rising #2)

Kelley Armstrong

Hardcover | Pages: 326 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 30531 Users | 1874 Reviews

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Title	:	The Calling (Darkness Rising #2)
Author	:	Kelley Armstrong
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 326 pages
Published	:	April 10th 2012 by Harper (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Urban Fantasy. Supernatural

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Maya Delaney's paw-print birthmark is the mark of what she truly is - a skin-walker. She can run faster, climb higher, and see better than nearly everyone else. Experiencing intense connections with the animals that roam the woods outside her home, Maya knows it's only a matter of time before she's able to Shift and become one of them. And she believes there may be others in her small town with surprising talents. Now Maya and her friends have been forced to flee from their homes during a forest fire they suspect was deliberately set. Then they're kidnapped, and after a chilling helicopter crash, they find themselves in the Vancouver Island wilderness with nothing but their extraordinary abilities to help them get back home. In THE CALLING, the sizzling second book in the Darkness Rising trilogy, New York Times bestselling author Kelley Armstrong pumps up the romance, danger, and suspense that left readers of THE GATHERING clamoring for more.

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Original Title:	The Calling
ISBN:	0061797057 (ISBN13: 9780061797057)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Darkness Rising #2
Characters:	Maya Delaney, Daniel Bianchi, Rafael "Rafe" Martinez, Nicole Tillson, Sam Russo, Corey Carling, Hayley Morris, Calvin Antone
Setting:	Canada
Literary Awards:	Canadian Library Association Young Adult Book Award Nominee (2013)

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I have a feeling that some people are going to hate Kelley Armstrong's The Calling. It's almost impossible that she didn't think this was going to piss a few people off. This is a book you can't take at face value. Because at face value, this is a slow progressing plot, the romance is largely missing (though not entirely, it's just not with the same guy - shock horror), and as we get more answers about Maya, her friends and the bad guys, we also get more questions. This is an adventure book.

Ooooooh! That cover! Love the purple!arp 10

The first book was amazing, and this was a good follow up- not as good but good. I've always hoped she'd give Daniel a chance, I love him he's such a great guy, wish i had a friend like him! I dont know what to make of Rafe, but I couldn't care i'm for daniel all the way hands down unless he turns out to be a real jerk which i doubt. Feel so sorry for him because he has a crap abusive dad! How can she not love him? Cant wait to see what happens. I gave this one 4 stars because shes still not

I really liked The Gathering, the first book in this series, but even for a middle book, The Calling is disappointing. It's not that this series is eerily similar to Armstrong's first YA trilogy, the Darkest Powers books, because that didn't bother me with The Gathering -- I thought it was a successful refresh of a similar group of characters in a similar plot, with better characterizations and a better setting than the original. And I already expected the second book to be the weakest, because

A finished unsolicited copy was provided by the publisher for review.The book picks up right after The Gathering ended and boy did that book end well! Teens Maya, Daniel, Cory, Hayley, Nicole and Sam are all on the rescue helicopter with the pilot, mayor, and Rafe (who is unconscious). The plane goes down and Rafe is thrown out of the copter, as the rest of the teens survive the crash they head into the forest and decide to get back to the main land. Maya and Daniel lead the teens back to

This was unfortunate. I read the first book in this series, The Gathering, last week and I really enjoyed it - the setting, the magic/science, the First Nations rep, the shapeshifting. The Calling picks up exactly where The Gathering left off but you don't need to read it immediately after the first book because Armstrong gives us a solid two-page summary (which is mildly annoying, but whatever). The Calling showcases Armstrong's poor writing skills. This book has zero plot - it's completely

Reading The Calling so soon after finishing The Gathering is both a good and a bad thing. Good, because this book takes off exactly where we left the story in the last installment and there's absolutely no recapping for those who've forgotten what happened. Bad, because it only highlights the fact that Ms Armstrong does not have enough story for three books and this one was a complete waste of time and paper.I really don't understand why every single publisher/author thinks that a trilogy is