Owl and the Tiger Thieves (4) (The Owl Series) Paperback – May 8, 2018

I have enjoyed every book in this series and hope that more are on the way. At the place we left Alix here in book 4, it can only get more interesting! I just got done looking at the author website and didn't find anything more about this series continuing. Please write more, Kristi!

This was wonderful! This is the fourth and apparently final book in the series. This is a series that really needs to be read n order since each book picks up right where the previous one left off. I expected this book to be exciting and it absolutely was. Owl has to somehow juggle saving her boyfriend, keeping her dragon boss happy, and staying alive. I was hooked by the story from the beginning and couldn’t wait to see how things would work out.Owl’s boyfriend, Rynn, was taken by the Electric Samurai armor in the previous book. She knows that it could have been her in the armor so she is determined to save Rynn and stop the armor from becoming more powerful. I was kind of surprised when Artemis showed up to help her out but I thought that they made an interesting team, even when I wasn’t sure if he should be trusted. The stakes are high and things are incredibly dangerous. There were a few instances where Owl only had her cat, Captain, there to help her out. He is a special cat, but he is still a cat. I was entertained throughout this story.I listened to the audiobook and thought that Christy Romano did a wonderful job with the narration. She has a pleasant voice that was easy to listen to for extended periods of time. I thought that she did a great job with the various character voices and really brought the story to life. There were a few times during the audiobook that I heard a bit of an echo which was somewhat distracting but it was otherwise a great performance.I would recommend this series to others. My only complaint is that there are quite a few things left unresolved in this book and additional installments do not appear to be coming anytime soon. I feel like Owl has more left to do and hope that we will see more books in the future but I’m not holding my breath.

In this book, Owl seeks to undo a mistake from the last book that sent her life, and others', on some serious skids. Her efforts send her all around the world with an unlikely partner in the search of the Tiger Thieves. Her friends are concerned she's bent on self-destruction, a ghost from the past may be back in play, and her boss, as usual, my want her dead. Familiar series monsters and new ones and a storyline with lots of twists and turns. Great stuff as always, Kristin Charish!

I really love this series. That said, this one is less focused than the 3rd volume and reads like a video game quest. Owl needs to find the Tiger Thieves, if they still exist, to see if they will help her save the world. To accomplish this she needs to collect certain clues and is aided by her least favorite incubus.

**Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy**While OWL AND THE TIGER THIEVES didn't quite deliver the gut punch that OWL AND THE ELECTRIC SAMURAI did, it definitely made its mark. The Adventures of Owl series definitely continues to deliver in this installment, with Owl galavanting around the world trying to stop a supernatural war, and getting some thieving done while she's at it. Fast paced and with plenty of plot twists that caught me by surprise, OWL AND THE TIGER THIEVES is an excellent continuation of the series.Since the synopsis manages to somehow not spoil the previous books, I honestly didn't completely remember where the series had left off. (Why don't books have a "Previously on ... " section like TV shows do??) After reading the last chapter and epilogue of OWL AND THE ELECTRIC SAMURAI, I was all set. I would totally recommend doing the same if your memory is as spotty as mine! Also, I think a significant amount of the plot and emotional nuances of OWL AND THE TIGER THIEVES might be lost on a new reader to the series. While you could probably get away with skipping the first two, definitely pick up OWL AND THE ELECTRIC SAMURAI before this one.Owl's trademark sarcasm is present throughout the entire book, and while this book has Owl exploring quite a few historical locations and getting in lots of trouble, it also had a emotional depth to it that is a bit of a different vibe than the previous books. Don't get me wrong, there is certainly plenty of action, near misses with supernaturals and barely escaped traps. But Owl also spends a lot of time thinking about her actions and the generally resulting chaos, as well as the choices she made that have led to the situation she's in. With a villain who knows her intimately, OWL AND THE TIGER THIEVES raises the stakes of the series, making it impossible for Owl to be unaffected by what is going on around in the world around her. While previously, she has managed to wiggle her way out of the majority of consequences, in this book, she's hit hard by her past actions and reputation coming back to haunt her.While Owl is chasing the Tiger Thieves around the globe, she's also trying to figure out what kind of person she is - and what kind of person she wants to be. The decisions she has to make are hard, and though there were stolen artifacts and fights with various supernatural creatures around every corner, the emotions were what really kept me reading, trying to figure out what Owl would decide. All in all, a solid installment in the Adventures of Owl series, and I am again anxiously awaiting the next book.

Omg, a wild ride of a series. The heroine is a disaster magnet. Fortunately she is extremely lucky. Luck counterbalance all the disasters she runs headlong into.

Great story arc, I am really enjoying this series!

this novel is a good continuation of the series

Completely enjoyed this addition to the Owl series. Spunky protagonist, lots of supernatural laden adventure. What’s not to like?

Is this the end?

Awesome book. Can't wait to see where the series goes next.

This is a unique series which captures so many essences of our modern culture, especially computer gaming of the MMO variety. A most enjoyable romp that I thoroughly enjoyed.