by Alayna Williams
So, this has so much information at time, my eyes crossed. I was bored. I stuck with this one, because the hero is named Harry and I need this for Ripped Bodice Bingo! I would have liked this better had it not been so damn descriptive. I did like Tara and felt her character was realistic for someone...
4.5/5If you fancy reading a cross between Silence of The Lambs and Dean Koontz, this book is for you. I was pleasantly surprised by Alayna WIlliams when instead of typical urban fantasy I've stumbled onto a gripping psychological thriller. I will have to hunt down the author's other books written...
This is an extremely long winded book. Overly detailed descriptions of the surroundings paired with complicated infodumps about dark matter made this a heavily skimmed read for me. I skipped over so many unnecessary descriptions, I'm sure I only read 60% of the book.Tara is kind of a wuss. She has s...
I enjoyed me a lot! :)liked the characters
Not worth the read. It started off pretty good but then there were too many info dumps and when I met Harry I immediately disliked him (angry, just a angry angry guy) and I didn't make it very far.
*Rating* 3.0*Genre* Urban Fantasy*Review*Dr. Tara Sheridan was once a brilliant criminal profiler with the Special Projects Division of the FBI. That is until the day she was brutally attacked and buried alive by a sadistic killer known as the Gardener. It also appears as though she was left to die ...
3.5
Intriguing topic and world; Williams seems knowledgable about Tarot. However the flow of words was a little rough, especially in the beginning. "Like a crushed beer can cast aside by a hungover god..." is an example of some of the disconcerting imagery used. Thankfully it disappeared after the fi...
There's an explosion at a government lab in the New Mexico desert. The site of fascinating work, its lead scientist is missing, and former criminal profiler Tara Sheridan has joined the search for him. But she's facing danger on two fronts: from someone she grew up with, and from the government peep...
What I liked:*Loved the premise both with the whole concept of Dark Matter, and with the Daughters of Delphi and oracles*I loved the rocky relationship between Tara and HarryWhat I didn't like:*While interesting, the descriptions and interpretations of both the tarot and other methods of divination ...
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