It's entirely possible Keeley realized or saw that weakness in herself and decided it needed to be addressed. Maybe she just argued for appearance sake and went through with it because she needed to. You are right though, all we know is Zack's perception of events, and he may be a master of time and...

She should eat more but it wouldn't make her more powerful, it would just give her a bigger well of energy to draw on so she could fight at full power for longer. Keeley's strength is ending the fight quickly with magic/deals. I don't think it would make that much difference. That doesn't mean it wo...

It's a good theory but there are a few issues with it. She can command at the speed of thought, but even a weaker mind like Zack can fight. Usually demon's stiffen up and fight purely mentally when she does that. It takes a few seconds for her to overcome the target. Zack moves through space and tim...

Tis a flesh wound!

Well, I would hope we wouldn't use rockets... The engines would be below, if hydrogen escapes it will rise, not fall to whatever engine is in use. I am not discounting the danger, just saying its a lot more manageable then a rocket... We could use halon systems and emergency cut offs if for some rea...

I agree with Dale, the threat of fire doesn't stop our use of gasoline or rocket/jet fuel, despite the amount of deaths caused by either. We barbecue with gas, something that can create a devastating explosion without a second thought. I think there is a programmed fear of hydrogen from when we were...

That's why it's called a second arc, new major plot, in fact the definition of an arc... There will be new obstacles/issues. Also, they are only stuck in space 10 years, and it was already explained arc 2 starts 10+ years later... With the two transition books to gap the time a bit. Anyway, not real...

I want Keeley too..... And the last Pran.... And....

She is pretty much a nut bag. She can also selectively lie and get away with it simply by telling herself it's true. At least, that was my impression.

Added to that, I wouldn't necessarily count assault as experience on knowing what to do between two consenting people.

I bought and liked all of them. It's a pretty personal decision. Only you can decide if it's worth it.

That said, book 4 is over 330 pages and 5 is 375, which is a good price point.