Book Review: Caitlin Kittredge’s Demon Bound
Jack Winter traded his soul 13 years ago, but now Pete Caldecott has given him reason to live. More, the old gods are stirring, spirits are rising—and he can’t stop them without her help.
Source: the library
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth
John Taylor knows that he’s the only one who can stop her. But how to do it without fulfilling this prophecy that says whatever action he takes, not only is the Nightside doomed, but the rest of the world will soon follow…
Book Review: Kim Harrison’s Something Deadly This Way Comes
When Madison died on prom night, life would never be the same. The advantages include the perfect boyfriend who doesn’t mind that she’s dead, the disadvantages…
Book Review: Devon Monk’s Dead Iron
Bounty hunter Cedar Hunt rides, cursed by lycanthropy and carrying the guilt of his brother’s death until he’s offered hope that his brother may yet survive. All he has to do is find the Holder.
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Paths Not Taken
John Taylor just discovered his long-gone mother created the Nightside—the dark heart of London—and intends to destroy it. To save his birthplace, he will have to travel back through a very distant—and probably deadly—past.
Book Review: Jenna Black’s The Devil’s Due
Exorcist Morgan Kingsley is told to “trust me or die” by the demon who gets inside her, pulling her into a power struggle that could devastate the world, even as she hunts down a kidnapper.
Book Review: Stephanie Rowe’s Kiss at Your Own Risk
Having escaped a long imprisonment, Blaine Underhill intends to save his still-enslaved friend with the help of a Black Widow. But Trinity Harpswell is only one week from being free of her curse.
Book Review: Jenna Black’s Speak of the Devil
Morgan Kingsley, America’s most successful exorcist, is being sued, and she living on ramen and coffee. She’ll soon have to choose between her friends, her enemies, and her libido.
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Nightingale’s Lament
In the Nightside, PI John Taylor must find an elusive singer known as The Nightingale whose silken voice has lured many a fan to suicide.
Book Review: Erin McCarthy’s My Immortal
Damien du Bourg bargain with a fallen angel was back in the late 1700s: immortality in exchange for inspiring lust in others. Then he meets Marley Turner, and he can’t resist.