by Jennifer Estep
Jennifer Estep’s Spider's Trap is another thrilling book in the Elemental Assassin Series. Gin Blanco is the new queen of Ashland’s underworld. Someone is trying to murder Gin. She needs to weave her own trap to find her would-be-killer. This urban fantasy novel is suitable for adult audiences. ...
Our bad-ass heroine shows again that there is no believable reason why she is the queen of criminals in all Ashland. A dangerous metal element comes into her territory. He shows that he can take away her metal knives and even use them against her. Three guesses what she does when she goes to con...
My review and an extended sample of the audiobook are posted at Hotlistens.com. Oh, how I just love this series. It just keeps getting better and better. Everytime that Ms. Estep takes you to a point that you think will be the end of the series or the overall story arc, she picks the story right b...
I'm a huge fan of Jennifer Estep and especially love her Elemental Assassin series. I count down to the release day between each installment in the series and read each new book as quickly as possible. Spider's Trap was an excellent addition to the Elemental Assassin series. I'm really enjoying wa...
**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**Gin Blanco is adjusting to being the top underworld boss in Ashland when someone seemingly tries to take a hit on her. As she digs further, it turns out she wasn’t the target although deep in her past she is intertwined with them. ...
It’s been a few weeks since Gin took down her latest nemesis, MMM, and reluctantly took over as the boss of Ashland’s seedy underworld. She's mediating her first dispute, one between Dimitri Barkov and Luiz Ramos for the purchase of a coin-laundry business owned by Lorelei Parker. Bored with the squ...
When a bomb nearly destroys her friend Phillip’s boat while Gin is negotiating a deal on board between several underworld leaders, Gin naturally assumes that she is the target. After all, becoming head of the underworld (however reluctantly) has hardly reduced the number of attempts on her life Bu...
With the Monroe story arc finally brought to a conclusion we are served a new story and a new villain in this book. However, this book appears to be more free-standing than the other books. Yes there are tie-ins to Gin’s past and all that but the story appears to be more of a completed, single, Gin ...
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