This was very good, I even enjoyed the introduction. I loved how at the end of each story after telling a bit about the author, he then told a little about the hero of the story as if they were real. I would recommend this book mainly for people who have read most of the series referenced. I'll only...
Tasty bites of dark, gritty Urban Fantasy. Those Who Fight Monsters: Tales of Occult Detectives is a wonderful collection of urban fantasy short stories. This anthology takes us on numerous paranormal adventures with the intriguing, multifaceted perspective of fourteen hunters and their prey. I e...
releases March 1st 2011 * Introduction: Down These Mean Crypts a (Wo)Man Must Walk by Justin Gustainis * An Ace in the Hole (a Sazi story) by C.T. Adams and Cathy Clamp * Running Wild (an Outcast Season story) by Rachel Caine * Dusted (a Cosa Nostradamus story) by Laura Anne Gilman * Soul Stains (a ...
On hold at a little over halfway through the book - it's just really boring and I hate it when authors refer to characters by their first and last name.
Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although it's billed as a "Quincey Morris Supernatural Investigation" I wouldn't say that he's the star of the book at all. The story is fairly evenly spread over a number of characters. We get to come into contact with Vamps, Demons, Zombies, Witches, Voodoo Prieste...
This was a good first novel. I enjoyed the story and I look forward to reading the next in the series. However, there were a couple things that really didn't sit well with me. First, Qunicey calls some of his clients "podner". As a Texan, I don't know ANYONE who calls anyone "podner". How fake is th...
I didn't think this book was as strong as the first book but I still enjoyed it. The last book had a stronger emphasis on the maturity of the main characters and that was on of the things that made it really stand out from other urban fantasy series. There was a brief crossover with Jim Butcher's ...
I enjoyed this book. I think it's a promising start to a new series. I'll be curious to see if Libby Chastain is a reoccurring character. She certainly seemed like an important character who would be reoccurring, but the series is called the Quincey Morris Investigations, not the Morris & Chastai...
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