Book Review: Kat Richardson’s Seawitch
Detective Rey Solis and Harper Blaine clash over an insurance investigation into the return, 25 years later, of the Seawitch reappearing in her old berth in Seattle.
Publisher: ROC
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Working Stiff
An extortion racket is enforcing the ultimate corporate loyalty program, and Bryn Davis is determined to shut it down with the help of corporate double-agent Patrick McCallister.
Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Iron Gray Sea
Massacres, betrayals, traps, rescues, and ambition abound as ships desperately needing a refit chase the enemy in revenge. And the Grik no longer turn prey.
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Man with the Golden Torc
For ages, Eddie Drood and his family have kept humanity safe from things that go bump in the night. But now one of his own has convinced the rest of the family that Eddie’s become a menace, that humanity needs to be protected from him. So he’s on the run, using every trick in the book.
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Unbroken
For millennia, Cassiel was a powerful Djinn—until she was exiled to live among mortals. Now the threat of an apocalypse looms, and Cassiel is in danger of losing everything she has come to hold dear…
Book Review: Ann Aguirre’s Devil’s Punch
A psychometric, Corine Solomon can touch any object and learn its history, helpful as she rebuilds her pawnshop and her life with her ex, Chance, until the demons she provoked kidnap her best friend in retaliation.
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Unseen
A maniacal Djinn is kidnapping children, taking them over for their strength, and Cassiel must stop the Djinn lest all of humanity be destroyed.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Raven Cursed
A simple security job for Leo Pellisier goes awry when Jane’s past rears up: enemies looking for revenge, Rick’s first change, and a grindylow with issues.
Book Review: Thomas E. Sniegoski’s Dancing on the Head of a Pin
Still mourning his wife, the angel Remy Chandler immerses himself in a case of ancient weaponry stolen from a collector of antiquities of a dark and dubious nature.
Book Review: Anne Bishop’s Daughter of the Blood
The prophecy—the arrival of a new Queen who will wield great power—is about to come true. But she is young, susceptible, with corrupting enemies all around her.