Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Rift in the Soul
Nell Ingram and her team face a dire, supernatural evil in this newest thrilling paranormal procedural in the New York Times bestselling Soulwood series.
Author: Faith Hunter
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Junkyard Cats
Shining Smith, something more than human and a danger to humans, is hiding in the scrapyard bequeathed to her by Pops. That scrapyard is full of secrets many would kill to access. Then a friend from her previous life shows up, dead. A note warning Shining. Someone knows what she is guarding.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Trials
The first Rogue Mage anthology of twenty-one mostly very short stories in this apocalyptic science fiction series and revolving around the world Faith Hunter created.
Book Review: R.J. Blain’s Dirty Deeds 2
An anthology of six stories in the urban fantasy/paranormal romance genre in which the gloves are off and simply surviving might just be the dirtiest, most difficult deed of all.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s True Dead
Jane Yellowrock goes back to the city where it all began, this time for a wedding . . . and a war.
Book Review: Faith Hunter and C.E. Murphy’s “Easy Pickings”
It’s not Joanne’s world, and it isn’t Jane’s either. In a New Orleans where Katrina never hit and supposedly-dead vampires stalk the streets, Jane and Jo have to find and defeat the magic that brought them there.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Spells for the Dead
Called to the Tennessee mansion of a country music star, Nell and team find dead bodies rapidly decaying before their eyes—death magic. They’re under attack from all sides when a bigoted FBI agent goes on the attack.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Blood Cross
Jane Yellowrock is back on the prowl against the children of the night who have broken sacred ancient rules. But in a city of old grudges and dark magic, Jane will have to fight to protect both sides, even if no one will protect her.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Circle of the Moon
A naked Rick LaFleur calls Nell for help. But with a black magic circle with a sacrificed cat near him and no memory, Rick is no help.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s “Black Friday Shopping with Nell and Occam”
There are too many “accidents” at Walmart, and when one victim claims she smelled magic, PsyLED is called in.