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

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.

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Book Review: Demon’s Dance by Keri Arthur

When Lizzie Grace is asked to find a missing woman, she’s well aware death awaits. What she doesn’t expect to find is a very human pile of skin next the woman’s body.

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Book Review: Ghost of a Chance by Yasmine Galenorn

Emerald O’Brien, the town witch, is a single mother of two who can communicate with the dead, runs a tea room. When a dark entity emerges, Emerald must save her family and put a killer behind bars.

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Book Review: Storm Cursed by Patricia Briggs

Since that shapeshiftin’ coyote VW mechanic, Mercy Thompson, proclaimed the Columbia Basin territory a safe haven for all supes, the fun hasn’t stopped, and now black witches are taking over.

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Book Review: Volume One by Julie Ann Walker

It’s been ten years since Maggie’s heart was broken on prom night. Ten years since her two best friends disappeared. Now they’re back…and nothing’s changed.

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Book Review: Grave Destiny by Kalayna Price

No, Alex does not want to investigate any cases in Faerie…until she learns that the alliances between the Courts is strained to its limits with war about to break out and spill over into the mortal realm.