by Lori Handeland
She's a detective looking into lost people and he's a Native American activist, with a very shy big dog, honest. More and more of the locals are starting to behave strangely and they have to team up to investigate. They both have their own secrets and it looks like they are running out of time. T...
She's a detective looking into lost people and he's a Native American activist, with a very shy big dog, honest.More and more of the locals are starting to behave strangely and they have to team up to investigate. They both have their own secrets and it looks like they are running out of time. They ...
Considering this is PNR, the romance was really sex labelled as love. I didn't like the assumption that all werewolves everywhere were bad and I'm pretty sure the hero was a shifter of some kind though he was apparently human despite his inhuman attributes. The villains were obvious but kind of path...
I really enjoyed book two in this series (Hunter's Moon), so was glad to read book one. I found it to be quite similar. Both are narrated by tough, insecure, bitter women dealing with supernatural forces. Both have appealingly vulnerable heroes. The plots are a fair bit alike, too. Perhaps I would h...
Another urban fantasy wherein a tough, no nonsense cop falls into the paranormal universe that exists all around her. From this book I learned a few things: 1) Native American professors are hunk who like heavyset cops with appearance issues and like to walk around barefoot, pantless and sans underw...
Couldn't be bothered to finish it. May try again later.
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