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Also past the first line of trees Also, to answer a question posted earlier, she spawns at all times of the day. If she disappears go to the other side of the river. Edited, Feb 25th am by AzraeltheWicked. Comment by Allakhazam Cords: 38,25 and 38,27 but can be anywhere in that area. Edited, Sun Oct 2 Comment by Allakhazam does any know how long it take the lady the grey spider to respawn after some one kills her?

Edited, Dec 9th pm by steelreign. Comment by Allakhazam i found her after hours of searching If you do have the cords addon then go to google and search "wow coordinates" some downloaders will be available. Comment by Allakhazam I found her at the north. West of Wellspring River. All to the north, a short distance west from the shores. She lookes like a spider, only she's grey. Comment by Allakhazam I followd the river all the way north to the 2nd waterfall.

Then I went left along the wall. Comment by Allakhazam I couldnt do this quest in 1 hour maybe and a half Then I went to the left and find more Giant spiders I killed those spiders and find Lady Sarah above them -.

Comment by Allakhazam I just killed her with my lvl 11 Rouge. Way easy quest. Way worth it. Comment by Allakhazam I'm wondering if you are referring to the spot where Wellspring River flows off the top edge of the map. I've searched this area for quite some time, but haven't found Lady Sathrah yet. Am I in the wrong area? Comment by Allakhazam I was looking for a pretty blue spider She isn't blue Just stay up against the mountain edge.

Don't fall off on the other side like I did. She isn't there all the time. Where I ended up killing her on the east side I had already been there, went and explored the west side, came back and she was there.

Comment by Allakhazam Does anyone know where Sathrah spawns? She spawns right there. A big silver spider. I was exploring that area, and she was north of Oracle Glade just wandering about. Comment by Allakhazam I did this quest solo!

All you need for a priest anyway Is starshards, mindblast and Powerword: Shield! Just shield yourself and alternate using mindblast and startshards! Comment by Allakhazam Didnt see her on one side so went to the other Comment by Bodomi Image that guides you to her location. Shawn, a handsome and incredibly smart man, lives for and loves music.

The music Shawn composes is poetic, passionate and magical, yet intensely personal for which he holds near and dear to his heart. Having recently moved into Faire Hill Cottage now that Jude Frances has moved out, Shawn writes and plays music in his spare time, while dreaming of peace and solitude.

When he is not playing his music, he runs the kitchen at the pub cooking up customer favorites. He never saw it coming and now does not know how to handle it, or how this fits into his plans. Now that Brenna has brought this to his attention, it is all that he can think about. The dialogue with this chapter is not only funny, but poignant. The album features concert and ethnic flutes hauntingly played by John Hackett and Clive Williamson; soothing Latin-tinged acoustic guitar work from Richard Bolton; and beautiful ambient soundscapes counter-pointed by serene oboe and cor anglais Sarah Devonald , violin Nicki Paxman , and gentle global percussion.

Tears of the Moon will grant you the perfect escape from the everyday, while igniting your creativity. Plays for 74 minutes. On the Wing 2. Treading on Thin Ice 3. Salvador 4. The Stars, Like Dust… 5. A Secret Place 6. Ice Crystal 7. Pale Fire 8. Detective Theme 9. The Journey Water Garden A wonderful romance set in Ireland. Fun to get swept away!

This trilogy was an engrossing read for me. I enjoyed finding out what fate and the magical mind of faerie Prince Carrick and Lady Gwen had in store for the lovely Brenna and Shawn. Of course we know they would end up together, but just how would it all play out and how would it affect the quest of Prince Carrick for his lost love of three hundred years. Mistakes from the past doomed their being together. How simple and beautiful their love could have been if only….

In that suspended state of lost love, unless three special couples learned those important lessons, the magical spell of doom would never be broken for the faerie prince and his true, mortal love. I loved it when the present day lovers were taught lessons, both magically dramatic and heartfelt from Carrick. The legends and folklore of Ireland and its magic kept my attention and had me rooting for all the characters. The second couple found answers in their love and the key to keep it special.

Two down and one couple to go. On to book 3! Shelves: romance , adult , irish. Brenna's had a yen for Shawn since she was Now the she's 24 and her feelings have only grown, so she tells him, "I think we should have sex. Th Brenna's had a yen for Shawn since she was The fairy prince says, "There's a pity for you, for you are not alive until you do. O'Toole's advice, "Girl, if you don't go after what you want, you'll never have it. If you don't ask, the answers always no.

If you don't step forward, you're always in the same place. Jul 31, Juliana Philippa rated it liked it Shelves: 0-reviewed , romance-contemporary. Thought I would really like it, because Shawn and Brenna's antagonistic friendship in the previous book was fun to watch, but didn't end up being as satisfying as I was anticipating. It was worth the read, though, and shouldn't be passed up if reading the full trilogy.

Re-read I wanted to read some of my favorites while on break from college. I needed some of my comfort reads after a rough Fall semester. This is the second book in one of my favorite series by this author. I try to re-read this one every year. Mar 30, Josephine rated it did not like it. What an extremely annoying female character Brenna is. She can't carry a single conversation without flying off the handle. No growth or maturity at the end.

Really wish I didn't spend the time reading this. And a yen tended to grow into something hotter, something nervier, by the time a woman was twenty-four. It will be atmospheric, it will be full of romance tropes, and sometimes Tears of the Moon is not much different from the first volume of the Gallaghers trilogy.

It has its highs and its lows, which amounts to slightly above your average romance. I can't ever read more than one of NR's books at a time I think my head might explode if I tried , but every now and then, I just get the itch for one and I have to scratch it. Content Warnings: view spoiler [some language and non-graphic sex scenes well, not erotica level sex scenes at least I know her novels are formulaic, and I know parts of them are going to irritate me, but sometimes I just can't help myself.

It's cold and rainy outside, I'm not feeling too well, nothing appeals to me on Netflix, and it just strikes. I get the hankering to read an NR novel. They're light and fluffy, and I know I'm always going to get a happy, romantic ending.

Tears of the Moon picks up shortly after Jewels of the Sun with the annoying habit of never letting us see the fun events in previous characters' lives, like weddings or babymaking. This time the story follows Brenna and Shawn still maintaining that should be Sean There's something about the childhood friendships that morphs into something more that I just love. It also helps that Brenna is a determined young woman. She knows what she needs and she goes for it.

She's handy with tools, and I get the sense that she doesn't need a man to complete her life, she just wants one. It felt like a nice role reversal from typical romances to have the woman be levelheaded and the man with his head in the clouds.

There are tons of deliciously swoony moments, as well as some really funny ones. I'll never not be a fan of antagonistic romances, especially when Brenna is putting Shawn in his place: "'You don't understand the situation,' he began, then staggered when Brenna snatched up a pan and rapped it smartly over his head. When I came up here today Then I was nearly sure, very nearly sure that I'd take a step back and leave it that way.

But now I want to touch you. The things that bothered me in Jewels of the Sun still bother me here. I'm never going to be a fan of the weird, omnipotent third person narration. I don't want to know what a random secondary character is thinking. The magic was a little too overt for me as well. I don't mind the ghost in the cottage at all, but I've always felt like the faerie interactions would make more sense if they all happened in dreams.

Shawn can still be unattractively pushy and domineering, though not to the level Aidan was, I found him all around a much more likable character. His teasing of Brenna and his eventual attraction to her all felt much more natural - probably because they had the benefit of knowing each other their entire lives. It didn't feel like "instalove" that way. I think my biggest issue was the constant use of the world 'female' and the way femininity was treated.

Femininity is such a spectrum, and means so many different things, and it seemed wrong that Brenna didn't see herself, an independent, hardworking woman, as feminine. I do appreciate that Brenna is positively portrayed as a woman in construction, because women in that field are underrepresented.

The female friendships are great, too, but it would be nice if maybe they could have two whole conversations about something other than men or babies, instead of just one. But really, at the end of the day, I don't read Nora Roberts for forward-thinking feminist views, I read it because sometimes I just need a swoony romance set in a cozy, idealized Irish village full of suspiciously attractive people, and a bit of magic in the air.

And that is precisely what I got. Mission accomplished. Now let's see if it takes me two years to pick up the next one again I honestly never started picking them up until these editions started coming out. Tears Of The Moon is book two in the Irish Trilogy of contemporary romances , once more set in the village of Ardmore on the south coast of Ireland. Each story in this trilogy is wrapped around a legend of lost love between the prince of the Faeries and a ghost.

A three hundred year curse has kept them apart, until love can find its way three times to break the spell. Brenna and Shawn have known each othe Tears Of The Moon is book two in the Irish Trilogy of contemporary romances , once more set in the village of Ardmore on the south coast of Ireland. Brenna and Shawn have known each other all of their lives, but Brenna intends moving their friendship forward.

Always a forceful woman, she propositions Shawn. The shock has him turning her down, but it sets into motion a merry dance between the pair, one with fierce heated arguments and equally fiery moments of passion.

Faerie cottage weaves its magic again; once, twice and now a third meeting of hearts is required to set the mythical lovers free. With her brothers Aiden and Shawn now happily married, will their sister Darcy, the woman who has men falling at her feet, be the final piece of the puzzle? This series is Nora Roberts at her best , I loved the setting and the elements of Irish myth and contemporary beliefs which took me on a journey of wonderful escapism.