Note: This is Book 2 in the series and can work as a stand alone. Book 1 was good but this book is much better. It’s a bit darker, more gritty, some great secondary characters, awesome fight scenes, and some twisted fae. Yancy still fascinates me. He has his dated lingo and smokes like a chimney but...
[I received a copy of this book through Netgalley.]Still an original setting, one that makes use of less known supernatural/folklore creatures (such as Sasquatches—I don’t think I’ve seen a single vampire yet in this series, and this is refreshing). We also find again some of the previously involved...
[I received a copy of this book through NetGalley.]I do believe I liked this second instalment in the series more than the first one (usually, it’s the contrary).Still packed with action, a little less noir and but with perhaps a bit more grit towards the middle , and also more female presence this ...
This book finds me in an awkward position of trying to write a review which is functionally different from my review of Siren’s Song. Because I’m in much the same position I like the story. I think it’s well written, I think it has a lot of action, a lot of excellent epic fight scenes and the whol...
This is a flashback for Yancey, back to the days when he first learned he was a wizard: in the rainforests of Vietnam, surrounded by enemies, fighting for their lives and facing the sirens. And an ancient force far more deadly than even the modern battlefield. For a time in this book I was vag...
Yancy carries the Seal if the Horseman of War. His mind is being colonised by the demon Azazel and it’s a battle he’s losing It would help if he could stop drawing on the dark power the demon offers. But with the world in the balance and another seal possibly falling into the hands of their enemie...
Yancy Lazarus is a drifter, a gambler, a drinker and a blues man and he’d really like to be left alone. He did his bit for the Guild of the Staff, the wizards’ ruling body, and now he’s past done with them. But when an old friend asks for help to rescue his grandson from some winter fae, Yancy can...
DNF at 52%! This year's first DNF. I just couldn't get into the story or like the main character (or any character when I think about it). It's just me, not every book can suit everyone.
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