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Loading... White Witch, Black Curseby Kim Harrison
None. Amazon preorder   romsfuulynn | Apr 28, 2013 |  Harrison's Hollows series is still one of my absolute favorite series, and White Witch, Black Curse proved to me once again why this series is so amazing. Rachel is still trying to figure out who is responsible for Kisten's death as well as still trying to deal with the emotional fallout of losing the man she loves. Rachel then finds herself drawn into a dangerous case that threatens not just her life but those she cares about. Harrison delivers a lot of twists and turns as Rachel tries to keep all aspects of her life moving smoothly: professionally, family-wise, and personally. However things seem to continue to go wrong for Rachel. Ivy, Jenks, Trent, and even Al continue to add to the story, and it was refreshing seeing an old friend pop up again. Overall this was an amazing read that I would definitely recommend. (  ) Sable677 | Apr 12, 2013 | Steadily improving. Some lingering storylines are wrapped up nicely. There are one or two still to be resolved, and I actually got teary at one point (poor Jencks!), but this time I'm actually eagerly anticipating the next installment rather than planning on reading it mostly because I've read the rest of the series. (  ) Krumbs | Mar 31, 2013 | every long-running series has a filler book now and then, and this is one of them. our heroine has a lot of loose ends to tie up (what happened to Kisten? how is she going to deal with this whole demon-student bit?), and this 7th installment in a very good series spends more time tying than creating new threads. newcomers shouldn't start here, you definitely won't get what the well-deserved positive buzz is about. ( ) fireweaver | Mar 31, 2013 | Another messy, rambling adventure, but the momentum is holding, more or less. There's some good stuff - Rynn Cormel is a great vampire lead, much better than the unnuanced, kind of disgusting Piscary, and Ford the empathic therapist is a fun minor character. There's a lot of neutral-to-blah stuff - yet another magical species whom Rachel's adventures have inadvertently altered, Tom the least interesting reoccuring villain ever, Pierce the utterly implausible, and the anticlimactic and poorly-foreshadowed resolution to the interminably mystery of who killed Kisten. This would be a much better book in a much better series if Harrison wrote more outlines. ( ) JeremyPreacher | Mar 30, 2013 | no reviews | add a review Is contained in
No descriptions found. Witch detective Rachel Morgan attempts to solve the mysterious death of her boyfriend by an emotion-sucking banshee. To exact her revenge on the killer, she brings in her PI partners--Ivy, a bisexual vampire, and Jenks, a pixie in existential crisis--along with empathic psychiatrist Ford and the banshee victim's father, Federal Inderland Bureau captain Edden.… (more) |
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