The Void (Witching Savannah Book 3)

3 book series......love !! love!! love!!! this new author and will buy any books that have this interesting and fast pace i have enjoyed !!! mentions so many places, streets that make you feel you are really living in savannah while you adventure through his books !!!

Well done Mr. Horn! The final installment was exciting and not predictable at all. I would highly recommend this series to fans of all genres. The story really does have something for everyone. I picture Emma Stone as the twins in the movie version, just saying...

I enjoyed the entire series of JD Horn's " Witching Savannah". These books offered adventure, the supernatural, love, personal conflict & growth with a satisfying ending. I await more of his captivating books.

I was very disappointed in the final book in this trilogy. J.D. Horn has such potential as a writer. If he would develop his skill at describing locales and situations and developing a coherent plot he could really be great. Was there really a need to use the word "void" so often?? Please use the five dollars I paid for this book and buy a thesaurus! As a resident of Georgia I was interested in the first book and wanted to finish the trilogy because the character of Mercy engaged me. In this last story it seemed like there was just too much going on and not enough backstory to make the events valid. It seemed like after killing everyone off they all came back to life and lived happily ever after....ugh!

The first two books were great, couldn't put them down. Enjoyable and easy to read. I impatiently waited for Book 3 and was excited when my pre-ordered copy arrived. This one kept me reading because I was hoping it was going to get better. There were some good parts, but mixed in with "I can't wait to get through this part, it's so boring" sections. I don't know if there's going to be a Book 4, but I certainly hope so, because the end of Book 3 left me feeling cheated and frustrated.

A powerful, fast paced, bursting at the seams and imaginative end to a creative trilogy. I, for one, was relieved at how the dots were connected and folded into a plausible end to an entirely magical (not always happy) story.

the witching savannah is pretty good but i really like to read series books Its best to read in order and one after another I had to reread the first book because I forgot what happened by the time i got all the books

I was looking forward to reading the conclusion to this series but I found it to be a tough read. It was disjointed, a slog of a book to follow. There seemed to be no rhyme nor reason to the chapters. Just a rush to be done. Very disappointed.

There was very little I enjoyed about this book. It felt like the author didn't like the direction the story was going and decided to reverse everything in the middle of this book. Awful conclusion to a promising series

I really expected more based on the first two books... hated the way the story ended. With that being said, overall I did enjoy the triolgy. Light reading that kept your interest. Four stars for the trilogy as a whole, three stars for this book. It felt like it was lacking something to me.

This book put me to sleep. Literally. Every night, to clear and numb my mind, I would read this book. #####spoiler#### the  Heroin has the worst life ever thought up. Poor Mercy gets a raw deal and Emmett does play a doormat well.

I have really enjoyed this series. The characters inspire genuine caring and compassion. I am sorry to see the series end. I feel as if I am losing friends. For this reason I interested in reading more from this author.

The void is an excellent book, full of love, magic and excitement. The third book in the series ties it all together. All I can say is I hate to see it end. I would love to read 3 more in this series. Bravo J.D Horn!

The void is an excellent book, full of love, magic and excitement. The third book in the series ties it all together. All I can say is I hate to see it end. I would love to read 3 more in this series. Bravo J.D Horn!

I really enjoyed the conclusion. Goes kind of fast at the end there so I had to go back and re-read the last chapters. Enjoyed the series. Recommend all three books and hopefully we well be seeing these characters in the future.

I was a little disappointed in this final installment of this trilogy. I did not enjoy the text that essentially explained the idea of "god". The ending was somewhat preposterous though upbeat. I liked the other 2 books much more.

For being someone in an unnatural relationship, Mr. Horn shows a great understanding of the trials and tribulations of Mercy's relationship with a far (fey?) and a golem brought to life by supernatural forces. Well done!

I really enjoyed the first 2 books in this series. I almost did't purchased the 3rd books after reading several horrible reviews and a handful of lukewarm reviews. But, I just couldn't move on without knowing how the story ended. I'm so happy, I purchased this book. I think the ending was fantastic. There were twists and turns to the very end. I thought that I'd be left hanging, but no, I feel that the author did an excellent job tying up loose ends. I don't have that feeling that one often has at the end of a book or series, wondering what happens/happened to the characters that you just spent so much of your time investing in and caring about. The way this series ended makes me believe that the author cared for these characters as well. Well done.

The first book was great, the second was good but this one was just awful. I had really enjoyed the first 2 books so I was so excited when the third book was released. I was totally lost by the end. It went on and on.

Almost did not read this book after reading all the negative reviews but I found this book just as good as the other ones in the series great ending would have never thought it could end that way very clever