Reviews for urban fantasy books.
Well this book was such a wonderful surprise and I couldn’t put it down. Wesley Cooper is a ghost who travels between the living plane and the otherplane and he uses this ability to be a “recovery specialist” for those who want him to steal items. When he meets Hudson in the 1980s, he finally … More Review: Not Dead Yet by Jenn Burke
Jayne and Sinclair are back in solving another mystery, this one in Nashville, Tennessee. After touching an item in the Country Music Hall of Fame Sinclair finds himself possessed by the spirit of an Elvis tribute artist, which leads them to spending their time in Nashville solving a murder mystery. While I really enjoy Sin … More Review: Mystified in Music City by Kristen Painter
As someone who has read all of Estep’s urban fantasy books, I was so excited when this book was announced. I have been wanting a crossover book between these two series since I read the Mythos Academy books and realized it was in the same universe as the Elemental Assassin books. Well this book did … More ARC Review: Spider and Frost by Jennifer Estep
This picks up shortly after the ending of the previous book and Kit is now working for the President of the United States, who we discovered is a non-human (NH). This was a very fast paced and action packed book that follows Kit and Justin following leads for NHs on behalf of the president but … More Review: Shadowed Blade by J. C. Daniels
It’s been a year since Kit’s kidnapping and she has slowly rebuilt herself. She is facing her fears and trying to resume her relationship with Damon. When Justin comes to her for help, she finds herself working a case about disappearing paranormals. Kit is taking steps to regain her life in this. She is still … More Review: Edged Blade by J. C. Daniels
This book picks up four months after the events in the previous book. Kit is in Wolf Heaven and struggling to deal with what happened to her and the loss of her blade. But after months of living in fear we start to see her fight back and begin to put herself back together. One … More Review: Broken Blade by J. C. Daniels
This book did not play out how I expected! Kit finds unable to say no to a case straight from the Brenner Corp. She is determined to identify who is killing the members of the Council and clear Damon’s name but things don’t go as planned. Kit continues to be a very fascinating character. From … More Review: Night Blade by J. C. Daniels
Well this was a wonderful introduction to a new world and a kickass heroine. Kit Colbana has been offered a job to track down the missing ward of the local cat shifter Alpha. She quickly finds that there is more to this case than just one missing shifter and nor can she ignore the powerful … More Review: Blade Song by J. C. Daniels
Well this was just as amazing as I was hoping. Kate and Curran may have settled into a new low profile life but they quickly realize that it will never stay that way. When they are asked to save a town held hostage by a mysterious evil they find themselves fighting an unexpected enemy and … More Review: Magic Claims by Ilona Andrews
It’s been six months since the events of the first book and Tristan Everett has a new ghost that he has to help. Mrs. Delores Abernathy was poisoned with arsenic and Tristan and Danny are determined to discover who did it and why. Like the previous book, I really enjoyed this one. Tristan continues to … More Review: Dead Serious Case #2: Mrs Delores Abernathy by Vawn Cassidy
When Tristan almost dies he realizes his life will no longer be the same again. He can now see ghosts and he finds himself helping London’s most infamous drag queen, Miz Dusty Le Frey, solve her own murder. Well this was absolutely wonderful! From the very beginning I was hooked by this wonderful paranormal murder … More Review: Dead Serious Case #1: Miz Dusty Le Frey by Vawn Cassidy
This is Bones’ version of events from The Other Half of the Grave. The events are the same as the original book, but we are getting to see Bones’ thoughts and feelings on the events and how he reacted to their years apart. Like the previous book, I found myself enjoying this more than Cat’s … More ARC Review: Both Feet in the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
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