Raylene is a vampire and a really good thief. Her base in in Seattle and she is just living her paranoid life making lots of money. Then one day she gets a case from a vampire, who is blind due to some government testing. Well needless to say this case really turns her world upside down and so goes ...
Just wow. I'm not going to say much other than o really enjoy this. I had a very hard time putting this down. All I would've asked for was more dimension on Ian. Other than that, look for my friend The Holy Terror, she says it better than I.
I don't do actual reviews for the books I haven't read: this is just a brief explanation about why I gave up on this, just past the first two chapters.Raylene is an absolute bore.The book is written in first-person and in these first chapters there are so few spoken parts that I feel like I'm readin...
This is not bad or anything. I'm sure many other people will like this. Personally though, I didn't find the main character interesting or compelling and while the premise was intriguing the plot lacked the pacing necessary to keep my attention. I mean, you can't read a book when you keep falling as...
I enjoyed this story quite a bit. It had sort of a "vampire noir" feel to it. The detective in this new series by Cherie Priest is Raylene Pendle. Raylene has spent years finding things for people, the lost family jewels, the missing heirlooms, the incriminating pictures, the pornographic videos, et...
Cherie Priest can plot an adventure like nobody's business -- but until this book, I'd always found her prose a bit dry for my tastes.Here, though, she lets loose and gets snarky, sarcastic, flippant, and downright decorative. I had a complete blast.The only thing I wanted was more on how vampire so...
Raylene Pendle is a thief--and a very good one at that. She's also a vampire who doesn't like hanging out with other vamps. When she's asked to recover some government documents, she hesitates because the client is a vamp. A blind one.She reluctantly agrees, and finds herself mired in more trouble a...
Cherie Priest has created a very human vampire. Raylene may be stronger and faster than a normal human, but she isn't smarter or sexier. Becoming undead cures your health problems -- including, in this case, allergies -- but it doesn't change your personality or give you super powers. Raylene lies t...
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