Any fan of the urban fantasy genre knows how difficult it can be to
find books with romantic elements in them without tons of sex(Patricia
Briggs is a wonderful exception).

It looks like I may have found another non-pornographic series.
Unfortunately, this book can't get my endorsement due to prolific use
of the f-word (almost on every page), and a fair amount of religious
bashing towards Christians ruined an otherwise solid urban fantasy.

Sexual Content:
One or two vague and brief descriptions of sex. A past lesbian
relationship is mentioned in a flashback with some description. ( )

It took me a couple of chapters to get into this one but once I was hooked I had a hard time putting it down. Now I'm anxious to get the rest of the books in the Dante Valentine series.The only thing that kept this from being an "amazing" read was my consistent confusion about how Dante's powers worked and exactly what was going on as she was using them. It wasn't until near the end of the book that it didn't take me out of the book while reading those sections. I think it's intentionally jarring but I'm noting it because I don't want others who might it confusing to think they're alone.Other than that, I really dug Dante. I always enjoy a strong female lead and she definitely fits that bill. And, like I said, I can't wait to read more about her. ( )

Ok series, not the best but will pick up the next sometine ( )

Early Anita Blake.

Oh. Utter crap. Slecht geschreven en oersaai. ( )