The Witch, the Wolf and the Vampire by A K Michaels Review

I liked the intended plot. I just did not really like Peri, at least not yet. She was supposed to have run away from home at the age of 15, by the time we meet her she had been living on her own for 6 years.  She is working for a Bounty Hunter, catching his skips and he pays her half the money in cash under the radar. This is where she meets Gabe and Josef. They lend a hand when she is in a bind...and of course she ends up passing out so they take her home with them. Then from this point on she acts like an innocent scared kid when she is supposed to have had a horrible childhood, and then toughened up by her life on the streets for six years.
  I am about the farthest thing you can get from the “Grammar Police”. Now with that being said the exclamation points in this book drove me crazy. It seemed that every other sentence ending it an exclamation point.
  I will read the next book when its released though...To sum it up it’s not that bad for the first book in a series but I am not going to be on pins and needles waiting for the next one, although I will be getting it.
 Just in case you need to know I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.

Jane Yellowrock Egg Hunt

Jane Yellowrock fans are aware that author Faith Hunter has quite the collection of books releasing within a 1-month timeframe – from the KICKING IT anthology, to the Jane Yellowrock World Companion, to the Cat O’Nine Tales audiobook (short story collection with a *new* story!), to the next Jane Yellowrock installment, BLACK ARTS!

So, to share in the wealth of Jane, we’re hosting an Easter Egg Hunt from December 2nd to December 23rd! Come and play!

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