by Shelly Laurenston
I LOVED THIS BOOK. From beginning to end I could not put it down. Kera Watson was killed defending a teen girl from her boyfriend/pimp and a loyal customer of the coffee shop she manages calls in a favor to a Nordic goddess to help Kera literally and figuratively get back on her feet. And that is ...
This reader's personal opinion, ©2015, all rights reserved, not to be quoted, clipped or used in any way by Google Play, amazon.com or other commercial booksellers* I rather devoured this one. Not quite sure why; but, I got into the heroine (and her doggie) right away. The premise is she gets (not...
After a rocky beginning I wasn't sure I was going to like this. But the story built well and finished strong. I was a bit disappointed that this was not a continuation of her 2005 book Hunting Season - Shelly Laurenston . Although this is set in the same universe and the same mythology is used, ...
Ludvig “Vig” Rundstrom finds Kera Watson stabbed and dying behind the coffee house she worked at in Los Angeles. He calls upon Skuld to give her a second chance with the Crows. Shelly Laurenston did an exception job with the contemporary story founded on Norse mythology. Kera makes an interestin...
I love Shelly Laurenston's style and wit. Her character's snarky attitudes and over the top personalities just make me smile. Whether she is writing about shifters as herself or dragons as G.A. Aiken, I know that simply reading one of her books will bring a smile, if not an outright grin, to my face...
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