Dance of the Gods is the second book in Nora Roberts’s Circle Trilogy. Although I really enjoyed it, it kind of fell prey to The Two Towers curse: it’s the middle part of an epic battle, so the reader is left without the excitement of the intro or the satisfaction of the finale. Nevertheless, Roberts handles it well; the circle of six travel to Geall, where the battle is to take place. While there, they continue their training as they try to form an army of unprepared Geallians. Despite their efforts, Lilith and her minions reach Geall ahead of schedule, and manage to inflict some heavy damage to the troops. In the midst of it all, Blair the demon hunter and Larkin the shape-shifter find themselves falling in love. But can their love transcend both time and dimensions? That is, assuming they survive the coming war. I guess we’ll find out on Halloween, when Valley of Silence is released. Conveniently enough, within the story the great battle is set to take place on Samhain, so that’s some nice planning on the part of Roberts and her publishing company.