Shattered Glass

A Glass Series novella

By: Maria V. Snyder

Narrated by: Gabra Zackman

While trying to teach her adopted daughter, Reema, how to work with molten glass, Opal receives a letter from Master Magician Zitora Cowan requesting Opal's immediate help. Zitora resigned from the Sitian Council over two years ago to search for her lost sister, and no one has heard from her since. The letter is probably a trick, but Opal refuses to pass up the opportunity to help her mentor, who may be in genuine trouble. Good thing Opal isn't that easy to fool. With her two soldier friends Nic and Eve providing backup, the three travel to a small town in the Jewelrose Clan. But can they rescue the Master Magician without being caught in the same trap?

©2016 Maria V. Snyder (P)2017 Maria V. Snyder

Great Short Story<br />

I will listen to the dawn story again. love your books Maria V Snyder. your narrator is fantastic.

Ending is a bummer

I just wish the author went into the story a little more I was a little disappointed

Really good but

This was really good but, it was weird having Gabra back as the narrator. While I think the other reader sounded a bit old for an early twenties character, I'd gotten used to her.
Other than that, I loved this glimpse into Opal and Devlin's life.
Only thing is, I didn't realize that this should've been read after the fifth Study book, so now I've got to live with the suspenseful ending for two books!
So, while I recommend,I think you should know about the reading oder:First three study books: Poison Study,Magic Study, and Fire Study, then the Poison Study short stories, followed by the Glass books, Shadow Study, Night Study, and this one, before moving onto the final Study book.

prequel to Dawn Study

events in this story happen at the same time as things happening in the course of events of Dawn Study. it was nice to know what was happening with Opal but this ends with a cliffhanger that I suppose is answered midway through DS,but I regret this buy. it could easily be fanfiction except for the author

Connects loose ends

Lovely insight into Reema, and excellent insight into Opal's home life, as well as what happened to Zitora. I read the books that came before and after, but it has been a while and I don't feel anything was spoiled for me.

The only obvious complaint is it is too short. And I really dislike a particularly dreadful man, even if he did repent.