Blood Paid In Full (Eve Snow Psychic P.I. Book 5)

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September 13, 2017

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The story that unfolds is rich, complex and has multiple plot lines involving a race near the brink of extinction, the Hiru, seeking her help and in return offering her the chance to ask the Archivarius one question about her parents — who disappeared along with their Inn. But they bring with them another race that declared a holy war on them for no know reason generations ago.

One Fell Sweep earns an A 4. Yes, it is a bad habit. The computer caught that damn keylogger again and 4 days later I finally am back up and running. So she takes a dangerous job. One person in hundreds of thousands can taste poison and poison has become the weapon of choice for assassins. The difference is the odds of survival for these rare people are much higher thanks to their weird genetic anomaly, the same one that lets them taste and identify poisons.

But she also i good at unraveling puzzles, like murders — in her own stumbling fashion. AT over pages, it stayed a fast paced, amusing read with likable and believable characters. Book 2 — Hunger Pains — has Izzy on her first real assignment as a taster for a blogger about to blow open a huge tech story — making him a target and keeping him away from heroin — the addiction he gave up 18 months ago, are as much a part of her job as tasting his food for poison and just laying around getting bored — and a tiny big plump.

He was as also agoraphobic and addicted to spicy cheese doodle from Mexico Izzy often went to buy at a local bodega. Then he sends her home to sleep and he tests his new freedom and walks to the bodega himself — and she finds him the next day, dead from an overdose.

But Izzy is convinced nothing is what it seems and she once again finds herself working with Connor. The mystery here is more complex with more pieces on the board than in Eat Pray Die and a bit better done. Highly suggested reads for fans of light, but not cozy, humorous mysteries. Good characters and Izzy is fun. With her adopted dad, a PI, as her mentor, she learned the business and looked for her birth mother only to be told to never contact her again. Her aunt tries to get her to come to the funeral, but she arrives late and refuses all overtures from family and leaves. Aunt Lucy comes to town and meets Jill for tea — and it turns out, Jill is a witch, one her mother hid among humans for years to protect her, but now she must fast-track her learning because someone is out to get her.

It all seems like such foolishness till she tries a spell from the book and finds she and her cat can talk. We get and evil witch, and icky guy friend, and cousins more irritating than my own — and trust me, that takes a LOT. Subsequent books did not encourage me to slow down. That is it, the whole 12 books that get increasing annoying with talking cats doing semaphore and naked ghosts and such. What had a decent start became a choppy mess of piecemeal life that frankly, you just stop caring about it all.

Mrs V, the ever knitting secretary is sane. The rest are suspect. Price is too high for what you get. If you want to read them, borrow them from a friend. The Christmas spirit is lacking when people start trying ti kill Gin. Estep keeps this series fresh and brings what should be a tired group of people into new and interesting stories. The book ends with the usual showdown, with Gim once again almost dying.

Not all sups are evil any more than all humans are good and Claire Connelley is just slowly learning the ropes. As an apprentice bounty hunter with Liam, they discover just a little too much and become targets of the believers. Well, once again, Leslie Langtry is hitting on most cylinders — BUT — this writer needs a damn good continuity editor. Not just any woman, Evelyn Trout. The mommies are horrified, the girls are thrilled and sit discussing poisons that can cause heart attacks.

Evelyn Trout was no girl scout mom, but a rogue CIA black ops assassin working for whoever paid best. But someone beats them to it. It has a better ending for who is the bad guy. Kelly is getting annoying, throwing a baby in the mix is weird, and suddenly Philby has 3 kittens who look different from the first two kittens — and one must assume neutering a cat is unheard of in Merry-world. Jim Laverne, widower of Joyce Laverne, died suddenly on May, just a few months after his wife of 44 years passed away.

Alas, many of their series will never wrap up now, but we have a large collection of books to enjoy in their memory.

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Yes, I read too much. The latest in the Novel Ideas series by Lucy Arlington, Off the Books , was a ho-hum effort that was too formula and predictable. I hate being able to write a plot in my head within pages of starting a book. Writing quality is good and characters and some depth, but nothing special. Not good, not awful, just blah. Melissa F Olsen is one of those decent, yet not exceptional, UF writers that live in the area where their books are good, but never reach rave review territory.

Her twin, Sam, died in an accident and Lex should have died in the deserts of the Mideast, but survived, much to the puzzlement of the military doctors. Not just any witch, a boundary witch that deals in death. In book 3, Boundary Born , she battles yet another problem — someone killing vamps with an ancient form of belladonna. What happens from there is part personal discovery and part action thriller. Boundry Born gets B- 3. The truck and obnoxious owner turn out to be the strangely over-qualified new head of security. The mystery that unfolds ends up centered around Mia herself.

The ending is a mix of obvious and odd — with more obvious than anything. The resolution is once again an odd mix of good and bad as the victim is revealed as a person in Witness Protection as well as a womanizer and a likable scoundrel possibly cheat who pretty much screwed everyone — ummmmm — physically and financially. Parts are very well dome and then segues into a side road that has nothing to add to the story or characters. I bought and read both as ebooks. The story of her sister Darlene. JB Lynn writes a fast paced book that crams a lot of different stories into a fairly short novel and as usual has a neat hook at the end.

Finding out the truth about Patrick was painful, but seemed inevitable for the last few books so not dramatic. Angel is taking a bigger role, but that leaves Maggie in a quandary given the fact she does work for his gangster uncle. The Hitwoman and the Mother Load is solidly plotted, has good characters, and breakneck pace. Purchased as a Kindle ebook. The last Steph Plum book was riddled with them, so somewhere editors are not doing their jobs.

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She and her Great Aunt Scarlett — who is a hoot and the best part of the book — and Rosemarie try balancing a real case and special assignment as half payment for a tricked out van for surveillance. I like the surprise ending for the bad guy. Purchased as a kindle ebook. It gets more complicated when the body turnout to the older brother of her ex and she becomes suspect 1. She and her son had a recent falling out and becomes a suspect. More importantly, her son made a major treasure find and was a very, very experienced diver, so she is convinced, despite the police claiming his pain-killer drug addiction and diving lead to an accidental death.

The sheer number of characters involved make following the plot a bit of a challenge at times as she keeps introducing more and more variables with people and lies that are hard to separate from truth, an ex-wife and ex-boss who lost his fortune to Mike in a workplace accident lawsuit , now lovers, seeking a share of the treasure, partners telling different stories about what Mike owned and who had title to the treasure — and more deaths — including twice nearly dying herself.

Once again, despite the sometimes rambling plot and overuse of migraines, the culprit is a surprise. The plot unspools in a choppy fashion and is only tied together at the end, but once again, it was better than the typical cozy and the mid-Keys setting is a big draw for me. Since she has to create a whole new base of characters, I will buy book 3 and see how she manages the transition.

Good reads, but not great. Far better than the typical cozy and worth the ebook price. Well, winter is drawing to a close but not without some departing drama in extreme cold, some snow, wild thunderstorms and power outages and general irritation — which kind of beats tornados any day. Now if laryngitis would just strike all presidential candidates on both sides, I might actually begin to recover from football withdrawal …………..

We the people would be forever grateful. Disappointing, really, especially when some of the releases were long delayed. Anyway, where we go:. Still, it was such a good series I hung in there and waited OK, not really patiently for her 4th book. I dearly wish I could say it was worth the wait. And everything goes sideways. This is not helped by the fact she can no longer trust the man — well Fae — she was falling for, Falin Andrews, a knight of the Winter Court who now is charged by his queen to live with her to convince her to become one of the court. Alex is a very rare plane weaver and all the courts want her — what she finds out is she actually NEEDS them.

At her birth, her father charmed her to protect her from the courts. A but after the near disaster at the morgue, he sends for her to explain why her powers are diminishing. She needs a line to the Fey to feed her energy. She gets an offer from the King of Shadows, but Falin drags het back to the Winter Court so she can heal and keep the queen from going mad.

So for solving the mystery of the murder at the court, Alex demands a year of freedom with a line of energy to keep her alive. No major plot points resolved. She gets a year reprieve. It felt like a filler book, not an essential piece of the over-arching plot. The story was a lethargic as Alex and the mad queen was over-played to an annoying level.

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It was dull — not kind of dull, mind-numbingly dull. The book, however, centers around Odette and Felicity. Here, the story loses much of its strength because of the flip-flopping and then dragging Ernst and Myfanwy back in and throwing in a rabid paranormal who is committing random acts of murder by growing pointed crystals that impale dozens of people at once. His prose and clarity of thought was less certain and more inclined to be repetitive when trying to write Odette and Felicity.

Of the two, Odette seemed to become the most complete character at the end. While fans will praise and swoon, be warned, Stiletto NOT on the same level. The stand-alone thriller by Eisler had good and bad points — but the bad outweighed the good for me. Now the Head of the NSA has weathered the whole Snowden fiasco, but has a new problem on his hands, so the General, with his next in command, a man he saved from a burning vehicle during one of our Mideast wars, warns him that the smart analysts who caught the current problem needs to be on the team, but could prove a threat to the potential uncovering of the secret program.

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Evelyn Gallagher is uncomfortable around General Remer and his ruined face, but as Director General Anders aide, he ran the office. The two guys in question both die — seemingly in accidents. OK, can everyone see where the plot goes after Anders assigns him to watch Eve? On that level, the book succeeds. The characters and plot do not.

Eisler basically blew it on the characters and predictable plot, which is a shame given how well he did with all the technology aspects and their impact on just how far the government is overstepping Constitutional limits. If you MUST read it, but or borrow the ebook. Of course, seeing demons, pixies, dragons, and trolls is not the trip they planned on. The two men …… males ……… glare and taunt right up until a human goes crazy and starts yelling about all the supernatural creatures in the restaurant.

While Mac might be interested in going up in flames with Rake Danescu — maybe — a guy screaming about monsters and knocking over a Bananas Foster carts setting the place on fire was NOT what she had in mind. And a dead guy ….. At his super posh NYC address, they find goblins and the mistress of the not so dearly departed and a portal opened by a demon or black magic — the smell of brimstone. Shearin handles her light, but interesting, plot with her usual deft humor combined with plenty of action for Mac and Ian and everyone else, including Rake.

I give The Brimstone Conspiracy a B- 3. Purchased from an online bookstore. OK all you savvy readers out there, in case you missed it, the number of books being released per month is dropping like a stone. I know there are more and more budding epubs out there even as many of the older, more established ones, like AmberQuill, are closing for good.

Others, including Samhain, have drastically cut back on the releases per week. I checked out what was on Siren and the quality of what was on offer was way below the material they offered even 3 years ago. I almost never read smut anymore myself, except for a few of the funny authors. That makes it hard for authors to build readership through word of mouth, a generally slow process. On top of that Alyssa Day is delaying her Dead Eye paranormal mystery books from SilverHart Publishing due to family issues and two other series disappeared one historical mystery, one UF and the authors had to write and publish their final books through services like CreateSpace.

Kaylana Price is a perfect example if that, plus that was compounded by health issues. Most toil away for the sheer love of writing and making a living. A few make a very good living. A tiny number get rich.

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So why am I discussing this? I whine a lot about waiting on books in a series. Yes, I do prefer quality over quantity. Am I anxious for the next book? But I also what it to be just as good and just as creative as the first few. There is nothing more disappointing than an author who writes half a dozen great books and rather than wrap up the series, rides the characters popularity into the ground, slowly losing fans with each book.



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An epic fantasy writer was asked why he always stopped at 3 books when his fans wanted more. I only wish more authors felt that way instead of milking popular characters till people are sick of them and just stop reading. That was obvious from the beginning. Still, I had been hoping for a better thrill ride along the way.

Mila, becomes equal parts friend and foe as a hidden group, the ones responsible for Sam spending time in a black site prison, starts pulling strings of plots within plots. Who and what Danny has become is obvious from the outset, but with each bother getting betrayed by the very people that supposedly support them, it is obviously headed for disaster. That was obvious early on, but it was still a good read with an interesting conclusion as hidden powerbrokers get exposed.

Fans should make note, unlike the other books, this one was written in the third person. Some prefer that, some do not. It did not affect the quality of the story ar all and given the larger cast, was probably his best choice. Purchased from an online book store. I like her characters and a lot of other things, but I knew who would die, who would be implicated, and who was guilty by page Yes, I realize cozy mysteries have limited scope and drama, but even Agatha Christie wrote better puzzles just by creating wonderful characters.

And I am suffering from Jenn McKinley fatigue. The ending was well done and did have a few surprises. OK, the biggest problem here is the book reads like it was drafted by Evanovich but written by someone else entirely. Not a single character in the long-running series stayed fully true to form. It was a reflection in a fun-house mirror — distorted. In fact, I was bored and annoyed.

Naturally, after the highly unlikely plot unfolds This was less believable than the giraffe running down a main street in Trenton. Tricky Twenty-Two will be hard for old fans to take. I began reading this series when she published her first book. I am beyond glad I did NOT waste money on this.

Yes, it was past time for her characters to evolve, but this was not character evolution, it was complete personality transplants. If you MUST read this get it free. The pacing is quick, the action mostly light and humorous, and the selfish, self-absorbed ex turns out to want something else entirely than Sebastian. The ending was good and realistic and I liked both Tessa and Sebastian and enjoyed watching them get more comfortable with themselves and each other. A few too many. The it ended with a thud.

All the guys but one are hunks, including Tyler Black the detective who apparently falls for her at first sight. Barb gets hired by. Jason swears he was NOT doing the wife yup, sure , but his jacket and money clip were found in the bedroom. Barb wants to put the agency on the map for things other than cheating spouses, so she reluctantly accepts. The motel receipts lead her to a small town, a lying night clerk, and a house the victim bought which turns out to be a brothel — one full of hunky guys and horny women.

On the way back she gets run off the road and is lucky to live. OK, just let me say, at this point, the author lost steam and wrapped the book up with a deus ex machina ending that was as improbable as any I ever read. The bad guy was barely a shadow on the wall, much less a character. It means the author could not think of a plausible way to find the killer. Oddly enough, this book — short novel — long novella — gets a really high score from Amazon readers.

I am assuming they are not actually mystery fans, just chick lit readers. Kim Salazar is a local taxi driver and something of a love interest for Dubbie. The whole thing looks like they slipped her a roofie. With the help of the bouncer, Dubbie gets her out and Kim, who was driving that night, helps get her to his place and settled on the sofa. When he sees Harpoon, the bouncer, he learns the 3 men sounded like they were Cuban and from the east end of the island. Then Lauren leaves money and asks him for his professional PI help and Dubbie and Fecko are butt deep in murder, Cuban military criminals, and a lying client.

His writing is the classic brisk, PI style of short sentences, quick exchanges, and fast pacing. The story has his trademark twists and turns and keeps readers guessing. The extra twist at the end is completely unexpected. He is now self-publishing. Get the ebook if you like classic style PI stories, especially Florida-based ones, despite the price. The last review for this installment and another book I enjoyed more than expected. While the local head of the coven tries to be friendly and her one daughter is a close friend to Lex, the other witches are very unwelcoming.

Made worse by the fact that Lex works for Maven, the head vampire in Colorado. Then there are these unexplained attacks on humans, werewolves being driven to attack the borders, and an ancient creature — somewhere between a land Nessie and worm-snake — and only Lex can kill it, but she needs to heal her mind. And, of course, her niece a rare magical null is a piece of the puzzle.

And after those football games yesterday Just kill me now and put me out of my Fantasy football misery. I hope everyone had a good holiday — or at least one that did not include tornadoes, blizzards, floods, or sleeping in airports or shelters. The folks in Texas and other parts of the Great Plains and deep South sure have had a rough few days. Circumstances kept me home and apparently that was a good thing all the way around. Funny how that happens. Kind of pricey on that second option. While I had one missing tooth over the holidays and a lovely hole where I am healing from my LAST oral surgery in October, I might just celebrate my New Year with another visit to oral surgeon.

That expense must be handled before new computers of any type. Dr T — you will ignore that sentence!!!!!!! I ate fruit and vegetables and saltines and have no idea why my bad cholesterol is so high! Then tele-Yahtzee and ebooks. But I seem to have this primal urge to cause it harm. Dark chocolate covered figs from Spain have helped stabilize me. Very high therapeutic value. Anyway, here we go. Touted as humorous romantic mystery series supposedly similar to the Steph Plum books.

I can tell you they have only slight elements in common — mostly off the charts insanity. There are also numerous downsides. Reality never had much to do with Vegas, so readers mostly gloss over all these annoying improbabilities and go along for the ride. I wonder how many reviews of this series were from his friends? If you wonder why her sister and her kids disappeared, Evonavich had to get rid of them from the stories or they too would be ageless, despite state of the art electronics everywhere.

Robert B Parker made the same choice for his ageless Spencer. I will give Wanna Get Lucky a C- 2. Lucky Stiff had its amusing moments, but in many ways seemed to imitate the worst elements of the Steph Plum books with too much TV show Vegas. Anyway, it gets another C- 2. I give So Damn Lucky a B- 3. Lucky Bastard is the point at which I started giving up on this series. This is one of the problems with binge reading a series, the flaws leap out and start choking you. Oh, and even though Lucky is moving on from Teddy to Jean-Charles, the famous gourmet chef The Big Boss hired, but is pissed at Dane whom she rejected for not telling her all about his marriage.

Being neither fish nor fowl, they probably appeal more to romance and romantic suspense lovers than mystery lovers. Not a good genre for me to binge read after having finished the Savannah Martin series that fell into the same emotional quagmire, but with less humor. The Lucky Bastard murder is not complex or exciting, but the surrounding endless distractions make it seem more than it is. And how anyone can be responsible for largely running the biggest casino resort in Vegas AND have time to play amateur detective baffles me completely, especially since her only professional help is a PI and very young police detective is beyond comprehension.

Not the chocolate ones, the fungus ones. Too bad he did think to look closer to home ………….. You get a fair smattering of the ins and outs of behind the scenes food supply for top end eateries and enough French drama to fill several foreign language film festivals. You know, the smoldering, moody, self-sacrificial, tragic crap. Had this been a paper book, it would have gotten pitched against the wall about half way through.

I have no intention to wrecking my laptop for a cheap ebook, no matter how badly I wanted to stick a knife through the screen. The weakest entry in the series, until book 6 with enough melodrama to fuel a month of soap operas. You have no idea how hard I was pulling for Charley and Reyes.

I feared I was doomed to disappointment. I was right and man, does that make me sad. Reyes is now the cook there, Cookie, her PI business associate and best friend, a waitress, Detective Uncle Bob — all with obvious variations on their names and none willing to tell her about her past because she must remember on her own. No, I am not making this crap up. Mr Wong has that handled. And after several hundred pages, the evil demon inhabiting the body of the man who tormented Reyes and his sister comes back and kidnaps her and yes, hauls her off to a spooky house.

Not a single tear. People retaining some semblance of sanity will go WTF? I simply cannot reconcile the contradictions in the supposed powers of the characters and the pedestrian troubles that they should easily fixed. These persistent contradictions in logic just cannot be ignored. Let me amend that. I cannot ignore them. Apparently fans have unlimited tolerance for such things.

Time to wrap this up Ms Jones. I will be a contrarian and give Ninth Grave a C- 2. The hardcover is very overpriced even at a discount given the short length of the book. The ebook is insanely over-priced as well. If Eighth Grave put you on the fence — get it from your library for free or wait for a used book discount in a couple of months. Regardless, spend as little as possible. Alyssa Day is famous for her paranormal romance books featuring Atlantis and an alternate version of our world where vampires attempted a takeover of the US.

Jack left Dead End 10 years ago and was involved in the vampire wars. Tess has a gift too. Like witches and shifters, such gifts are not uncommon in Dead End. She also learns that he was one of the two top people leading the rebellion. Jack is also a really nice guy — but bossy. Although it is tangential to her other series, you do NOT need to have read them to follow this book as works as the start of a new a different series, but it does help to fill in the background.

The plot, unfortunately, was obvious and the characters, especially Tess, lacked depth. It just came off shallow on all key elements. A miss-able series, but fun for those who like paranormal mystery in the Sookie Stackhouse style, just shorter. This whole Sinful World novella craze has spawned some real garbage and but this one — good grief. You want an example of how allowing other authors to write stories set in a world you created can go wrong — here is the perfect example. Some of the Sinful World novellas have been good, most mediocre, one other awful, but this was Outer Limits Meets Sinful and almost singlehandedly trashed the series.

I understand that many of these novellas are little better than fan fic. I remember back when multiple author series were all the rage in sword and sorcery fantasy and yes, different authors perceived the same character very differently. Sinful Science is almost a criminal offense. I think I need to bleach my brain. My WTF gauge just exploded. Can you guess my rating? A rare and not at all coveted award. In this, a pregnant Pia is required to go spend 1 week as a guest of Queen of the Light Fae, who seems oddly anxious to put the timing off.

But Pia is pregnant and unwilling to wait and risk exposing her condition. Dragos arrives early thanks to a favor from a djinn and flies out to grab some fresh fish before heading to Rodeo Drive. A spectacular necklace, bracelet, and earring catch his eye. Something is obviously wrong as she explains how Light Fae have been disappearing. He finds packs of rabid, mindless Light Fae who attack and try to kill him despite his fire. Pia is struck by the fact the Light Fae queen and her whole household is armed as if they expect a massive assault.

It seems some infection has struck, perhaps deliberate bio attack, the Light Fae.