Posts Tagged: first-person protagonist point-of-view

Book Review: Brave the Tempest by Karen Chance

Cassie Palmer, chief seer of the supernatural world, must keep an uneasy coalition of vamps, mages, and demons together as allies, and persuading Pritkin and Mircea to fight at her side.

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Book Review: “Black Friday” by Karen Chance

Cassie needs to do her Christmas shopping, so where better to go than Hell, after all they have the best prices, especially on Black Friday.

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Book Review: The Beyond by Chloe Neill

Sensitive Claire Connolly must journey to a world full of hostile magic with her friends to take a magical weapon – one built by paranormals that could turn the tide of war.

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Book Review: Libriomancer by Jim C Hines

Isaac Vainio, a Libriomancer who can magically reach into books and draw forth objects, is attacked by vampires and barely manages to escape. To his horror he discovers Gutenberg was kidnapped and the vampires are on the loose.

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Book Review: “Diamond Fire” by Ilona Andrews

Nevada Frida Baylor and Connor Ander Rogan cordially invite you to join their wedding celebration. Summoning, weather manipulation, and other magical activities strictly forbidden.

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Book Review: Hunter Hunted by Keri Arthur

It won’t be a quiet Christmas when werewolves start turning up dead — skinned. Then a witch turns up dead with a dark circle of power that can’t be broken.

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Book Review: Hell’s Bell by Keri Arthur

The reservation doesn’t allow magic, and yet it’s filled with wild magic, attracting evil that eats souls and animates the dead flesh. And Lizzie Grace and Belle Kent face eviction.