I've said it before, and will doubtless say it again: Anthony Francis writes the best urban fiction this side of Charles de Lint.In this, the third of the Dakota Frost books, we find the magical tattooist heroine recovering from both the physical and spiritual wounds she incurred in Blood Rock. She'...
Anthony Francis writes some of the most unique urban fantasy I have ever had the pleasure to read. The Atlanta, GA, of his Dakota Frost books features an Edgeworld where vampires, werekin, and more live in an often uneasy truce, with magical tattoo artist Dakota Frost moving among them ... as well a...
Dakota Frost is a force to be reckoned with. Tall, bold, kick-ass, and fiercely protective; she's no-one's damsel. The world of magic and the supernatural is filled with factions and secrets, and Dakota has had her fill of the complications caused by unwarranted suspicion and infighting. Even a t...
Disclosure: Anthony Francis and I know each other through our work at Clockwork Alchemy, a local convention."Frost Moon" is first of the Dakota Frost books, set in an alternate Atlanta. Dakota is a magical tattooist and a skindancer; she can make her tats come to life.In this book, someone is stalki...
Now this is a surprise. Puppy play in an urban fantasy book without written by a male author. I have to admit, other than a few male authors who write BDSM, I tend to avoid reading male authors because I just don't get their writing voice. It grates on me. Unless it's a truly gifted writer like ...
It took some time for this book to pick up. Dakota sure attracts the guys. That was a bit surprising to me mainly because she is unconventional in her look (mohawk, tatoos, 6'2")and also mentioned (more than once) her bisexuality. I liked the shout-out to Borders in this one. (I miss Borders, mo...
This book really has me on the fence. In reading books in the urban fantasy genre, I tend to look for two things: interesting world-building and good characters. Frost Moon does have some appealing world-building – the alternate reality called “Edgeworld” where the vampires, shifters, and magician...
Blood Rock is definitely an improvement upon its adult urban fantasy predecessor, "Frost Moon" in many ways. For one, the story picks up where it left off with having Dakota and Cinnamon, Dakota's adopted weretiger daughter, bonding together before being thrown into the heart of another case where ...
I have a lukewarm impression of Anthony Francis' "Frost Moon" overall - not so much for the blunt content with respect to violence, language or sex (which for all three measures, this book was graphic in spurts so mature audiences ONLY), but for the rather choppy presentation and lack of directive f...
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