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You are the Key. The lock awaits.

What happens when the very gods depend on mortals for help? That's what three very different young women find out when they are invited to Warrior's Peak.

To librarian Dana Steele, books and the knowledge they hold are the key to contentment. But now that search for knowledge must include the second key needed to release three souls held captive by an evil god. In each generation three are chosen who have the power to release them - if they dare accept a challenge that could promise them great riches but also grave danger...

And now it is Dana's turn.

She won't be alone, for she's formed fast friendships with two very different women. But she can't allow herself to be distracted by the return of the man who broke her heart so long ago, for a danger beyond anyone's imagination is determined to keep her from completing her quest.

I read the whole trilogy last weekend and really enjoyed it. At first I didn't care for Dana when I started reading Knowledge. She just struck me as kind of immature but she grew on me as the story moved along.

I'm starting this one today.

I'm about halfway through and am liking it much more than the first.

How did everyone feel aboit this book? It took me a while to get into it but I wound up liking it a lot!

I liked it a lot. I particularly liked the ending.

I loved it. Dana was such a strong-willed character. She was not about to forgive and forget with Jordan. He may be part of her "Key" but she was determined to do this without him. I loved her.

Anita wrote: "I loved it. Dana was such a strong-willed character. She was not about to forgive and forget with Jordan. He may be part of her "Key" but she was determined to do this without him. I loved her."

Dana annoyed me a little in the beginning because she struck me as kind of childish, but as the story moved and we got to know her better I really started to like her. By the end she was one of my favorite heroines.

The way Jordan left made he very bitter and I don't blame her at all. He basically packed up and left her with not so much as a good bye, have a nice life. He needed to grovel more IMO.