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Chill Factor is the third book in the Weather Warden series. Although this can definitely be read without reading the other books, to fully grasp the characters and what is going on I recommend reading the two previous book.

Chill Factor picks up where the previous book left off, with Joanne and David trying to clean up the mess of the Kevin and Jonathan duo. Kevin stole powers of the most powerful warden. In combination with the most powerful djinn ever, Jonathan, this makes for an armageddon waiting to happen.

So once again, Joanne decides it's up to her to save the world.

Overall I would have given this book 4 1/2 stars, but rounded up just because I love this series so much. The story started off a little slow to me, and took me until 1/4 into the book to really get into the story. It felt very same old same old until a new secret anti-Warden organization showed up.

I felt like the Ma'at, the anti-Warden organization, could have been a delved deeper into. They did not take up as large of a role as I thought they would when they first showed up. I'm hoping we find out more about them in upcoming books as there is a lot Rachel Caine could do with this group of people.

Joanne is a great character, and is definitely not without her flaws, including her ability to get into trouble. Her witty remarks and ability to kick butt in fashionable clothing makes her a very real and different than some of the other tough heroines I have read about in other urban fantasy series.

I wish there had been more scenes between her a David. There were some comments from other characters within the book on how their relationship can never work out as long as she is his master. I hope this is a focus in the next book.

Even though there were not a ton of scenes with David, the ones that were there gave me the chills. I absolutely love him as he is still a bit of a mystery.


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Chill Factor Weather Warden Book 3 Rachel Caine Books Reviews

the weather factor yields some interesting facts. Teens will enjoy the story, too. I'm an adult, so not so much.
This book is unlike any I have read to be completely honest. It's so good! There is nice cliff hanger an plenty of room for imagination to keep growing. Def getting th next one. I'm averaging on book a week in this series. My mom told me about it a few years ago in grad school but I didn't have time to read them. At least now I can read them all without having to wait. Read it up folks! It's good stuff -)
I like this series. I can't say I love it but it's definitely gaining my interest. I'm used to reading vampire series so this is a little different for me even though there are all sorts of creatures that go bump in the night in this book. It took me a bit of time to get used to a djinn. I'm up to book four in the series now and it's grown on me. It's a fun series to read with twists and turns and plenty of action.
Look, the Weather Warden series isn't genius. For me, it doesn't rank at the top if the list with the very best urban fantasy. The plots lack a certain complexity, there's never enough depth in any given book, and I'm still waiting for some real emotional development in the primary relationships. But you know what? For all that, it's pretty freaking good anyway. The protagonist is unique in the genre, unapologetically herself. She embraces some major icons of traditional femininity and kicks ass anyway. The magic of weather is written with passion and intelligence, and the plot of every book keeps the pedal firmly to the medal. It's not genius, but it's solid, and that's pretty high praise.
Not as good as book 2, but just as good as book 1. I was once again wanting to hit ppl over the head for Joanne. I was sooo mad for her. Especially at the wardens.

SPOILER
Now that we know that she is preggers, I have a very strong feeling that the wardens or the other djinn are going to try and capture her baby djinn. I just know that is going to make me want to through the book across the room. I really hope the baby is born by book 5. I dont feel like we got to see david as much in this one, which was sad for me. I hope Joanne finds a way to fix him soon!
Worst cover art of the series, but probably the best book! This one's got more plot twists than a box of pretzels. Gotta be careful what I say to avoid spoiling anything Joanne is back, human again and trying to wrest Jonathan, the most powerful djinn in the universe away from Kevin before he destroys the world with his stolen power. Marion Lewis, Rahel, and David are all back in major supporting roles. We are also introduced to the mysterious Ma'at, a sort of anti-warden group who are hoping (with Joanne's help) to blow Kevin's head off. This series continues to be fresh, witty, and most importantly believable. The "rules" to Caine's alternate reality support the books flow rather than getting in the way like so many other stories in this genre. This particular story is centered in and around Las Vegas. There are some superlative flash backs to events that impacted Joanne's life in that area years before that turn out to be germane in causing and ultimately solving her problems today. It's fast paced and fun, extraordinarily hard to put down once you get started reading it (I finished all 337 pages of this one in just two days). And, of course, there's hot chicks with fast cars too...
Caine does not disappoint the reader in this installment. It is fast paced from the first page. I wanted to love this as much as the first book, yet I could not get past the formatting issues. She loves italicized words a little too much (which can be ok if not so overused). What made this difficult was the fact that each and every word that was in italics attached itself to the previous word. It was very annoying. It took too much away from what could have been a 4 star book.
Chill Factor is the third book in the Weather Warden series. Although this can definitely be read without reading the other books, to fully grasp the characters and what is going on I recommend reading the two previous book.

Chill Factor picks up where the previous book left off, with Joanne and David trying to clean up the mess of the Kevin and Jonathan duo. Kevin stole powers of the most powerful warden. In combination with the most powerful djinn ever, Jonathan, this makes for an armageddon waiting to happen.

So once again, Joanne decides it's up to her to save the world.

Overall I would have given this book 4 1/2 stars, but rounded up just because I love this series so much. The story started off a little slow to me, and took me until 1/4 into the book to really get into the story. It felt very same old same old until a new secret anti-Warden organization showed up.

I felt like the Ma'at, the anti-Warden organization, could have been a delved deeper into. They did not take up as large of a role as I thought they would when they first showed up. I'm hoping we find out more about them in upcoming books as there is a lot Rachel Caine could do with this group of people.

Joanne is a great character, and is definitely not without her flaws, including her ability to get into trouble. Her witty remarks and ability to kick butt in fashionable clothing makes her a very real and different than some of the other tough heroines I have read about in other urban fantasy series.

I wish there had been more scenes between her a David. There were some comments from other characters within the book on how their relationship can never work out as long as she is his master. I hope this is a focus in the next book.

Even though there were not a ton of scenes with David, the ones that were there gave me the chills. I absolutely love him as he is still a bit of a mystery.