The Lost
New York Times bestselling author Vicki Pettersson is back with The Lost, the second spine-tingling entry in her supernatural noir trilogy, Celestial Blues.Fallen angel Griffin “Grif” Shaw and his mortal lover, reporter Katherine Craig, are trying to learn the truth about Grif’s death a half a...
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New York Times bestselling author Vicki Pettersson is back with The Lost, the second spine-tingling entry in her supernatural noir trilogy, Celestial Blues.Fallen angel Griffin “Grif” Shaw and his mortal lover, reporter Katherine Craig, are trying to learn the truth about Grif’s death a half a century earlier. This quest will lead them to discover that the Pures might have their own agenda—one that will have Grif and Kit scrambling to stay alive, to stay together, and to choose their fate...before it’s chosen for them.Blending paranormal romance, thrilling action, and a captivating mystery, The Lost, is an urban fantasy sure to please fans of Jeaniene Frost, Kim Harrison, and Charlaine Harris.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780062064653 (0062064657)
ASIN: 62064657
Publish date: March 19th 2013
Publisher: Harper Voyager
Pages no: 368
Edition language: English
Series: Celestial Blues (#2)
The second in the series (yes, I have read them in order so far, but then it's not hard... it's only #2! LOL) and we find ourselves back with Grif and Kit. In this story Kit's obsession with rockabilly is toned down a bit and I have to admit, I found it more charming that way. Kit is also extremely ...
The Lost is Pettersson's second book in her Celestial Blues series combining Rockabilly culture, noir detectives, classic Las Vegas and contemporary Las Vegas, with a good dose of the supernatural worked into the mix. Griff, the angel who started life as a detective killed 50 years ago in Vegas is b...
*Genre* Urban Fantasy*Rating* 3-3.5*First Thoughts*The Lost is the continuation of the Celestial Blues series featuring former PI now Centurion Griffin Shaw who was given a second chance to find out who murdered him and intrepid rockabilly girl reporter Kit Craig who Griffin saved in The Taken and h...
There is no denying the technicolor beauty of Vicki Pettersson's rockabilly heroine, where each crisp, thoughtful details brings the scent, feel, and lush sensuality of her perspective to life. In THE LOST, however, Pettersson reveals the fragility beneath Kit's meticulous habits, the dark corrella...
Reviewed by: Rabid ReadsI feel like I’m the odd woman out here but I actually enjoyed this installment more than the first one. Pettersson toned down the rockabilly and angelic aspects this time around which are, oddly enough, what make this trilogy so unique but also what annoyed me in The Taken be...
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