He has also grown out of most of his anger issues, though he is still good for a brawl every so often. For the most part he let go of his prejudices and even helps the vampires from time to time. But it isn't only Claire, I will admit Shane has also grown up a lot, and changed. She would make a kick ass vampire (fan fiction anyone?). She is a woman now, a fiercely intelligent and brave woman. I recently re-read Glass House again and I have to say Claire has grown up so much.
Truer words have not come out of Oliver's mouth. It's to your credit, but it's also extremely inconvenient." "You know, you are not the mousy little thing I met that morning in Common Grounds," he said. "He stared at her for a long moment, and his anger turned to something oddly like. Claire is troubled, she knows the Daylighters are not good news but at the same time the people in Morganville are finally safe, what is she to do? Let the vampires perish? Let Michael, Myrnin, Amelie, Oliver, and Jesse die? You know the answer to that, and thus begins the Morganville title in which Claire Danvers, Eve, and Shane are somehow the villains of the story, for better or for worse. The human residents can walk freely at night and breathe without fearing the vampires will attack for no reason whatsoever, but at that cost? The Daylighters corralled the vampires into an enclave and more than likely are ready to kill every last one of them. An every day Morganville tale, right? Yes, but this one is quite different in that it plays in the gray zone. It has it's bad guy to be defeated, vampires to be rescued, Shane being a knucklehead and Claire being a hero.
They've finally got their peace, what they always wanted, and I'm coming back to rip it apart.Īt first glance Daylighters doesn't seem very different from previous Morganville Novels. It certainly manages to turn the world and rules we have come to expect from our heroines and heroes upside down, that's for sure! Which leads to great entertainment and some serious soul searching. I am just glad the series ended on a good note, that it gave us closure, and that it's last book was a marvelous one. Morganville is a dear old friend, and I am sad to have to say goodbye. I've been reading the Morganville series for years, it was comforting to think that every year I would come back to read about Claire's crazy adventures, Myrnin's insane driving skills, Michael's dreamyness, Eve's gothic soul, and Shane's oftentimes moronic state of mind.
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