It combines the hidden beacon who doesnt know it aspect of book 1 with the lets parade our unique relationship for the cameras like book 2 but without the fox ladies are going to get us or the dragon dude is gonna get us and maybe hurt our tree of the previous books.

Start by marking Tamiko and the Two Janitors (Amaranthine Saga 3) as Want to Read.

Conspiracy theories, werewolf scares, and protest rallies have hampered the peace process in America, where social and political unrest keep most Amaranthine from declaring themselves.

Those not in seclusion rely heavily on illusion to mask their true nature.

She rallies her communitys support and applies for Hisoka Twineshafts school revitalization project, which will bring Amaranthine to her hometown.

Little does Tami realize that Fletching was founded by one of the oldest and largest urban enclaves in the United States.

And two of her staunchest supportersjanitors at her schoolshare a secret neither wants exposed.

Besides being ranked First of Beacons, Argents reaction to Joes power seemed much more extreme than even more I think that is definitely the implication.

Besides being ranked First of Beacons, Argents reaction to Joes power seemed much more extreme than even the first time he experienced Tsumikos soul.

Amazon has ebook, audible and paperback according to their com.

At times, it seems as though it is meant for pre-teens, the prose is so twee.

For all that some of these characters are supposed to be hundreds of years old, there is a distinct lack of life experiences actual shown.

None of these characters act as though they were hunted or in hiding or faced any real consequences in their long lives.

One supposedly spent his formative years running and brutally in pain, but there is like zero present day impacts from relaying any of that backstory.

There is some vague will they be accepted but is all handled with the same hey it is all instantly fine and no one says anything even remotely negative toward our protagonists.

There is a vague what is going on with all these beacons thing with the potential for the antagonist to appear but that literally goes nowhere.

In addition, this really feels like recycled plot elements from the previous two stories.

There is no real unique premise for the overarching plot of the book itself.

The Lost Thing Janitor