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"Explosion On King's Street"
by
David B. Coe, Faith Hunter
It is part of the Jane Yellowrock #0.002, Thieftaker Chronicles series and is a paranormal fantasy in a PDF edition that was published by the author on November 9, 2015 and has 2 pages.
Other books in this series include [books_series]
Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Raven Cursed, An Apple for the Creature, Death's Rival, Blood Trade, Kicking It, Blood in Her Veins, Mercy Blade, Shadow Rites, Bloodring, Seraphs, Dark Queen, Shattered Bonds, Black Arts, Broken Soul, Dark Heir, Cold Reign, Blood of the Earth, Curse on the Land, "Water Witch", Skinwalker, Dirty Deeds, "Shiloh and the Brick", "Black Friday Shopping with Nell and Occam", Circle of the Moon, Blood Cross, Spells for the Dead, "Easy Pickings", True Dead, Dirty Deeds 2, Trials, Junkyard Cats, Rift in the Soul, Junkyard Bargain, Junkyard War , Junkyard Roadhouse, Flame in the Dark, Host, "Gotcha"
A free bit of sudden fiction in a crossover story — 0.002 in the Jane Yellowrock paranormal fantasy and somewhere in the Thieftaker Chronicles series. The focus is on Hannah Everhart and Ethan Kaille.
If you’re interested, there is a chronological listing of the Jane Yellowrock books on my website.
My Take
“Explosion On King’s Street” makes no sense, as it doesn’t carry on in a logical fashion from “Water Witch“.
It reads more like an “oops, we forgot to put this in somewhere — let’s throw it out there, so we get it off the table”. It certainly doesn’t fit in “Water Witch” except for the characters. Hmmm, maybe they just forgot to publish the whole bit…?
Hunter/Coe/Jackson is using a third person protagonist point-of-view from Hannah’s perspective. Not that it actually matters.
I’m so not impressed.
The Story
It must be Hannah’s compassion in treating Nap’s wound that causes him to confess…
The Characters
Hannah Everhart is a witch and a thief.
Ethan Kaille is a conjurer and a thieftaker, who had originally been sent to arrest Hannah.
Nap Drayton‘s injury would have drained dozens. He’s a thug for Sephira Pryce, another thieftaker.
The Title
I have absolutely no idea where the title, “Explosion On King’s Street”, comes from.
