31) Deadly Spells by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

After the grisly murder of a dirty magic coven leader, Kate Prospero and The Magical Enforcement Agency team up with the local police to find the killer. But as the infighting between covens turns ugly, an all-out war brews in the slums of Babylon.

When a tenacious reporter sticks her nose in both the investigation and Prospero's past in the covens, old ghosts resurface. The team will have to use all the weapons in their arsenal to stop the coven war and find the killer before the case brings down all their careers - and their lives.

My Thoughts :

It has been a long busy week and I didn't get much reading done but this new release was calling to me and I finally found some time this weekend to curl up with it.  Prospero's War is turning out to be an amazing series and I have to say I am starting to enjoy it more than Jaye's previous amazing Sabina Kane series.

Kate is a strong character that you would love to have on your side in any situation,  She is best friend material if you don't mind about her past and her many present problems.  In this third installment Kate is once again thrown into her past as she continues to work with the MEA.  Her knowledge and links to the covens make her an asset to the team but it means she has to face some of her ex-friends and family to get results.

Nothing about this series so far has caused me to hate it and I love the fresh and original concept and very likable characters.  The on-going plot is definitely a reason to go back for more but the cases full of action, horrors and magic are just too good to pass on.  Once again, in this latest addition to the series, there is no kid gloves or training wheels but just pure Paranormal Urban Fantasy goodness with no holding back.  Expect blood, weirdness and swearing but used in the best way possible and not to excess.

This is one of the best new series I have been reading lately and I can't wait for more.  The ideas inside this series are not only different but unusual.  It is refreshing to read something so gritty, interesting and not at all familiar.  Make sure you try this series if you are looking for something new.  There is a lot of goodness in here and Kate Prospero is the leading lady who is trying to keep things good.

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6) Fire Water by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

Rookie cop Kate Prospero only has one more training assignment to pass before she's officially sworn in to Babylon Police Department. But the veteran cop in charge of the river patrol boat is a salty old guy isn't happy about playing tour guide to a rookie and seems even less interested in real police work. But while on patrol, they stumble on to what appears to be a floating dirty magic lab. This highly combustible situation might finally be the key to these two unlikely partners finding common ground.

My Thoughts :

If you haven't already read the first two books from the Prospero's War series then Fire Water is the perfect opportunity to try before you buy.  A short story set before the series begins, this novella is a look at what you can expect from the full length novels.

Back when Kate was just a rookie and her brother was younger, she had to do what she could to get them stable.  It wasn't easy for her because of her history and family but this short story gives the reader a quick look at a moment in Kate's life that changed things for the better and started her direction.

Of course the full length novels are way more in depth and detailed than this short tale but any fans of the series/author will love this quick read.  Anyone who hasn't yet given the author or the series a chance will be able to see what it is all about without investing too deeply.  Sure Fire Water doesn't do the series justice on its own but I am sure it is enough to spark an interest in the other books.

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99) Cursed Moon by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

When a rare Blue Moon upsets the magical balance in the city, Detective Kate Prospero and her Magical Enforcement colleagues pitch in to help Babylon PD keep the peace. Between potions going haywire and everyone's emotions running high, every cop in the city is on edge. But the moon's impact is especially strong for Kate who's wrestling with guilt over falling off the magic wagon.

After a rogue wizard steals dangerous potions from the local covens, Kate worries their suspect is building a dirty magic bomb. Her team must find the anarchist rogue before the covens catch him, and make sure they defuse the bomb before the Blue Moon deadline. Failure is never an option, but success will require Kate to come clean about her secrets.

My Thoughts :

I wanted to read this book in one big yummy bite but work, a cold and other commitments kept hindering me from really sitting down and getting this book finished.  So in reality it took me three weeks to read Cursed Moon.  Which is a huge shame because it is definitely going to be in the top ten of the best books I read this year.

I already enjoyed the first book in this new series by Jaye Wells. Dirty Magic was new, original and had a certain wow factor just like the Sabine Kane series that got the author into the Paranormal Urban Fantasy scene.  Now this sequel has me convinced that Prospero's War is the better of the two.  Quite a shock statement if you go back and read my reviews of the Sabine Kane novels!  I didn't think that it was possible to out do the Sabine Kane saga but it was and Jaye Wells has done it with bells on.

There is something about this series that has me excited and giddy about the future of this author.  While the Sabine Kane series was brilliant and unforgettable there is something about Kate and this dirty magic concept that has me loving it more than Gighul and red-headed vampires.  It is more mature, raw and emotional with lots of elements you, as a reader, can relate to.  Addiction, family problems, friends depending on you, a job that sucks your life away, demons that come back to haunt you and finally a love that you want and another you can't get rid of.

While this series is filled with magic and takes place in a fictional place and time, it is easy to relate to the problems Kate is faced with.  Her strength and courage is infectious and you can't help but like her even if she is making mistakes.  The author has surprisingly given the main character a brother who she has to care for and while it makes more problems for Kate it is refreshing to have a leading lady having someone who is dependent on her and the reason she keeps doing what she does.

This time around the plot gets very edgy and wild but the Blue Moon will do that to you.  If you don't like watching the gritty stuff with blood, guts and sex then you can stay away from this one.  If you don't mind things getting a little heavy while keeping things realistic then you won't mind the few scenes that make the story really stand out.  The police procedure mixed with magic is a good combination and this is one of those series that you can really imagine being a great TV hit.

I eagerly await book three in the series and hope that there are more Prospero stories to come.  There seems to be a good amount of story left in this one and I am going to be pre-ordering anything that comes along.  Make sure you give this amazing story a try and pass it on to your friends.  The Paranormal Urban Fantasy genre has been throwing me some boring, unoriginal and bland books lately but Cursed Moon is the complete opposite and has me left me hopeful for the future.

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6) Dirty Magic by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

The last thing patrol cop Kate Prospero expected to find on her nightly rounds was a werewolf covered in the blood of his latest victim. But then, she also didn't expect that shooting him would land her in the crosshairs of a Magic Enforcement Agency task force, who wants to know why she killed their lead snitch.

The more Prospero learns about the dangerous new potion the MEA is investigating, the more she's convinced that earning a spot on their task force is the career break she's been wanting. But getting the assignment proves much easier than solving the case. Especially once the investigation reveals their lead suspect is the man she walked away from ten years earlier—on the same day she swore she'd never use dirty magic again.

Kate Prospero's about to learn the hard way that crossing a wizard will always get you burned, and that when it comes to magic, you should be never say never.

My Thoughts :

I haven't read very much so far this year and even having some amazing books waiting for me on my Kindle hasn't helped me make time and energy for reading.  So this weekend I finally managed to sit down with a book I have been dying to read since I heard about it.  Dirty Magic by Jaye Wells is the debut in a new series from the author who wowed and amazed me with her Sabine Kane series.  I have been looking forward to something new from this special writer and the cover and blurb screamed out to me every time I say it anywhere online.

It is never easy to get into a new series.  There is so much to take in, learn and process but Dirty Magic doesn't stress or test you.  The story flows and adds the bits and pieces you need as you need them making the initial getting to know you phase go along easily.  It also makes you keep reading.  As you get to know more about Kate and the Magic this series revolves about you can't help but keep reading.  The information doesn't overwhelm but it keeps the reader eager to read on.  The suspense and mystery grows constantly as the story unfolds.

The authors willingness to add a dependent to the main character surprised me and it was great to see the way Kate dealt with her younger brother.  The police procedure was interesting and well written with some good changes to fit the story.  Kate is a great character and she has some wonderful co-stars.  I wonder what other skeletons are in the closet waiting to fall out and how long it will take before some kind of romantic arc comes into play.

For a debut in a new series this was very good.  If you haven't read Jaye Wells work before then you really need to check this new Prospero War series out.  Dirty Magic has a little Kim Harrison, a pinch of Devon Monk and some Jocelynn Drake vibes.  All great Urban Fantasy writers who managed to come up with something original and unusual.  Just like Prospero's War does.  This one gets five stars from me and a highly recommend/ I suggest you read this asap declaration.

With some nice twists and turns the plot turned out to be exceptionally good.  The whole concept gets a wow rating and the characters a happy nod.  This is another brilliant release from Jaye Wells.  This author shows how serious she can be and how well she rocks the Urban Fantasy scene.   I can't wait for more and look forward to taking another trip to Babylon and be a part of the dark and mysterious stuff that goes on there.

Edit :  I just saw that the second book in the series, Cursed Moon, will be out in August!  Yay and Kudos for not making us wait a whole year!




 

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113) Carniepunk by Various Authors

The Blurb :

The traveling carnival is a leftover of a bygone era, a curiosity lurking on the outskirts of town. It is a place of contradictions—the bright lights mask the peeling paint; a carnie in greasy overalls slinks away from the direction of the Barker’s seductive call. It is a place of illusion—is that woman’s beard real? How can she live locked in that watery box?

And while many are tricked by sleight of hand, there are hints of something truly magical going on. One must remain alert and learn quickly the unwritten rules of this dark show. To beat the carnival, one had better have either a whole lot of luck or a whole lot of guns—or maybe some magic of one’s own.

My Thoughts :

I have been looking forward to reading this anthology ever since I saw it advertised.  The author roll call on this one is enough to make any Paranormal Urban Fantasy lover pee their pants in excitement.  However as with every anthology you have to be prepared to hate a few and love a couple and ignore the rest.

PAINTED LOVE by Rob Thurman

This wasn't a great start for me.  After waiting so long to read this anthology this was not the beginning I was hoping for.  My constant love/hate relationship with these books was pushed to its limits and if it wasn't for the other brilliant authors that were to come I doubt I would have carried on reading the book.

I can see how some people would enjoy this story but I felt like I was missing something.  It all becomes clear in the end but I don't like this style and I wasn't too impressed with the content/plot.  Or I just went in with a bad attitude.  Whichever it was, this wasn't my favourite.

THE THREE LIVES OF LYDIA by Delilah S. Dawson

I have never heard of this author before and therefore do not know her work.  This story is set in the Blud Series and I have to admit that I was a little lost.  I have no idea what this series is about and found it a struggle to keep up with what was going on.  While I love short stories based in the worlds I know and love it is a real pain to find one in an anthology set in a world you have no experience with.

A little dark and dismal for my liking and once again a story that didn't make me feel like continuing with the rest of the collection.

THE DEMON BARKER OF WHEAT STREET by Kevin Hearne

I am new to the Iron Druid series and when I saw that this short story was set in the world 3 books further along than I am, well I wanted to cry a little.  You see I loved the first book and I am desperate to start the second, third, fourth etc and I was extremely worried that this snippet in the series would spoil things for me.  However I didn't need to worry because the author was kind enough not to ruin things for people like me.

There was Oberon and there was Granuaile.  It is nice to see that these two characters have managed to stay constant in the series and I look forward to seeing what they get up to.  In this story they are as I expected them to be.  Oberon was funny and thinking of poodles and sausages and Granuaile was being a naive apprentice.  Perfect!

All in all a great little story and I appreciated the lack of depth and location set away from Atticus' normal jaunts.  If you haven't read the series yet and want to see what the fuss is about then you will love this story and want more.  One of the best reads in this anthology.

THE SWEETER THE JUICE by Mark Henry

I have praised this author on many occasions in the past but I think Mark Henry was working his way through something (a keg? something more potent) when he wrote this story.  Transexuals, zombies and some other very weird and gross stuff was mixed up in one of the most confusing plots that I have ever come across.  I missed the carnival theme altogether as I prayed for this one to come to a quick end.  I hate to say it, but maybe this was even the worst of the bunch.

THE WEREWIFE by Jaye Wells

Jaye Wells is another author I have praised over the years and this story while not her best is still a nice addition to the anthology.  The idea of a wife changing into a werewolf once a month has more than a few jokes attached to it and sometimes it felt a little too much.  However the reason for her monthly problem and the way the story twists around is really quite cunning.  I liked this one and it was just what I needed after the previous story.

THE COLD GIRL by Rachel Caine

If you haven't read anything by this author then it is high time you do.  Rachel Caine is very well known in the Paranormal Urban Fantasy genre and her YA series about the Morganville Vampires is a cult hit.  So I wasn't surprised at the pace and feeling of this story.  It was deep, dark and somehow very real.  It had an amazing 'It could happen' feel then slipped into the paranormal element leaving me with goosebumps.

One of the best, if not very imaginative, stories in the book.  This was horror movie style YA and it was a nice change of pace in this mixed bag of stories.

A DUET WITH DARKNESS by Allison Pang

An Allison Pang book is either on my wishlist or hiding on my Kindle and I think I need to look for it soon.  While I had no idea about who and what Abby Sinclair is, I felt like I need to get to know her after reading this short story.  I would most likely have enjoyed it more if I was familiar with the series but alas, I had to trudge through.

This had a nice story and concept and it was definitely one of those reads that makes you want to get to know the author and series more.  Allison Pang will be getting some new readers because of this short story.

RECESSION OF THE DIVINE by Hillary Jaques

Yawn!  This story didn't do anything for me.  I didn't really understand what was going on most of the time and I have to admit I wasn't interested.  Nothing spoke to me and nothing grabbed my attention.  Even though I was curious about another new author I won't be checking on her other work.  Maybe this one will appeal to others but this fell flat for me.

PARLOR TRICKS Jennifer Estep

I had already read Parlor Tricks a while back when it was released as a preview for this anthology.  It is the story that really makes the Collection worth reading.  Jennifer's Elemental Assassin, Gin, and her sister Bria, take the reins in this short story finds them having a wonderful adventure worth reading about.  You don't need to know the series to read this one but if you haven't already read the series I have to wonder why not...

One of the best of the bunch and everything I expected from this well established author and her amazing series.

FREAK HOUSE by Kelly Meding

I am behind on my Kelly Meding reading and I have no idea why.  I was hoping this short story wouldn't ruin my place in her books and I was happy to find it didn't.  Actually I hope like mad that this is the start of a new series because it is really one I would love to read.

Great idea and super characters, I was hooked from the beginning right to the end.  This story was in my top three reads in the anthology.  Please give us more of this!

THE INSIDE MAN by Nicole Peeler

Although I have read all the Jane True books (except the latest release) I felt very confused while reading this book.  I couldn't place the characters and Jane doesn't make an appearance.  I recognised some of the elements of the series but didn't feel like I was in the same world.  The story was ok but it wasn't one I enjoyed that much and I could have easily skipped it.

A CHANCE IN HELL by Jackie Kessler

A surprise for me!  A story from the Hell on Earth series!  I thought this was over but maybe I have missed something?  Or Jackie is just teasing her loyal readers?  I love Jezebel and couldn't believe my luck when this story came along in the anthology.  I sucked it up and enjoyed it so much that I can only hope that there will be more Jez soon!   Of course if you haven't read this series it will not be exciting and amazing.  Actually you will feel, I am sure, quite lost.

HELL’S MENAGERIE by Kelly Gay

Another series I am behind on. Charlie Madigan is a character I liked a lot and I have no reason why I haven't visited her lately.  This short story was about her daughter Emma and was pretty mediocre compared to what I remember of the series.  An ok read but it didn't leave me rushing to go pick up the books I am missing.

DAUGHTER OF THE MIDWAY, THE MERMAID, AND THE OPEN LONELY SEA by Seanan McGuire

Another new author for me but one I have heard a lot about.  This story was a nice interesting one but I didn't really care too much for the characters.  It was however a nice change of pace.  Most of the stories in this collection were about people going to a carnival of some kind whereas this one was a carnival person having problems with townies.

In Conclusion

As per usual this anthology was a mixed bunch of tricks.  Where some stories shone out above the rest a lot of them dwindled in the dark and shouldn't have seen the light of day.  My love/hate relationship with anthologies continues and I promise myself not to pick another one up before Christmas.

If you like at least a third of the authors who contributed to this book then you can't help but get a copy.  There are some real treasures in here and you may even find some new authors to help fill your wishlist/shopping basket/bookshelves.  It is also a nice book to pass around to friends who aren't sure about those weird paranormal books you keep reading.

     

    

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94) Meridian Six by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

Meridian Six remembers the days before the Troika enslaved humans. She also remembers her mother, a freedom fighter murdered in the final battle between humans and vampires. But it is her mother's final words that have haunted her:

Red means life.

In the years since her mother's death, she has been used as both a propaganda tool and a blood slave by the Troika. She's withstood their indignities because the alternative meant bleeding out in a blood camp. But their abuses finally go too far, and she decides to run towards freedom and her mother's red light.

On the other side, she finds the Sisters of Crimson. They help her just as her mother promised, but they also hand her to the human rebels. The vampires used her famous name to keep human slaves biddable, but now the humans want to use it inspire a revolution.

When the world is at war, freedom is a luxury paid for with blood.

My Thoughts :

I am a huge fan of the Sabina Kane series and when I saw this novella on Amazon I had to snap it up.  I was eager to see what else this author had to offer.  Despite being a short story and not being set in the Sabine Kane world, it had the same feel to it.  The writing style was a little more serious, to fit the story, but it was still well written and exciting.

I won't say that this was a favourite read of mine.  It was good, made me think and had some nice surprising elements to it but it wasn't something I could have read a full length novel about.  It was extremely dark and very serious.  I saw no room for humour and I felt it would need something to take the edge off if this was made into a longer story.

A brilliant writer and a nice little novella to keep me happy until her next work arrives at the beginning of next year.   Jaye Wells fans should keep an eye on Amazon!  She has some good looking new stuff coming out and I am going to be putting in a pre-order for her new series!

     

   

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83) Violet Tendenices by Jaye Wells

The Blurb :

Former assassin Sabina Kane heads to Los Angeles to find her kidnapped sister. Helping her on the mission are her hot mage partner, her Mischief demon minion, and a Vanity demon named Valva. The problem? She's got to figure out how to find her sister without letting her enemies know she's back in town. But when Sabina seeks out an old ally -- a vampire strip club owner named Fang -- for help, Sabina learns the hard way that Vanity demons don't know the meaning of the phrase "low profile."

My Thoughts :

I was a huge fan of the Sabina Kane series and when I saw this novella was finally available to me (some Kindle books just don't like Europe!) I couldn't resist snapping it up.

There was everything I expected inside this short story.  Gighul getting into trouble and some nice action moments.  It made me remember how amazing this series is/was and made me sad to know there will not be any more books about Sabina and her Mischief demon.  Also ui showed how great this author is.  Her ability to write a great short story without losing the feel for the series and characters is to be praised.  Violet Tendencies didn't feel rushed or forced.  It just felt right.

If you haven't already tried this Paranormal Urban Fantasy delight of a series then you really need to check them out.  Already finished with Sabina but missed this little snack?  Make sure you take some time to have a reunion with Sabina and her friends.  You won't regret it!

Oh and Jaye Wells fans should keep an eye on Amazon!  She has some good looking new stuff coming out soon!

     

   

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Contest & Monthly Giveaway Results!

I am back! Normal viewing will commence! And to start off I have some long awaited Monthly Giveaway results to share with you and a contest winner to announce. So off we go!

First up lets see who won the Monthly Giveaway!

There were, as always, five books to vote for and one lucky newsletter subscriber will win a copy of the book that got the most votes. So which book won?

Last place goes to Dead is a Battlefield by Marlene Perez With only 3.17% of the vote this book didn't stand a chance against the other four on offer!


And fourth place didn't do much better! With only 7.94% of the votes Scent to her Grave by India Ink (Yasmine Galenorn) just couldn't compete with the top three!


Definitely a must read but only third place was Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates 26.98% of the vote was a good try but not enough to win!


Second place goes to Blue-Blooded Vamp by Jaye Wells. With 30.16% of the vote this book only just missed winning first place.


With 31.75% , just a little over one percent more votes, Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones wins this months giveaway!

So who has won a copy of Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones?

The newsletter subscriber with the email address beginning with :


Topsail246


Congrats! Keep reading to find out how to claim your prize!

Didn't win this time? Keep trying! The next Monthly Giveaway will be coming along really soon! July is nearly over!

Make sure you check out all the books that were on offer this month. They were really good reads!

Now it is time to announce the winner of the Margay Leah Justice Contest!

Margay was here on the blog telling us about her latest book Sloane Wolf and was also giving away a copy.

So congrats to :



Clenna!!



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Monthly Giveaway Reminder

The June Monthly Giveaway is nearly over! You have only a few days left to vote and win!

I have picked five of my favourite reads from last month and you guys can go to the poll and vote for the book you want to win or the one you think deserves to win! Remember! You may not actually win the book you voted for.

You have till the 22nd of July to vote and enter the Monthly Giveaway! Make sure you validate your newsletter subscription to be entered!

Here is a little info about each book on offer this month. Just click on the book title and author to see my review -



Blue-Blooded Vamp by Jaye Wells


Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones


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Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates


Scent to her Grave by India Ink (Yasmine Galenorn)




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June Monthly Giveaway!

The June Monthly Giveaway has started!!!

June wasn't a good month for reading. I got some books read but they weren't extremely amazing ones but the five I liked the most are now up for grabs!

Would you like to win one of the books I read in June? Well you can! just keep reading and enter the Monthly Giveaway!

You have the chance to vote for which book you want to win from my five favourite reads from last month!

What is the Monthly Giveaway?

I pick five of my favourite reads from the last month (sorry no ARCs are included unless they have already been released!) then you guys go to the poll and vote for the book you want to win or the one you think deserves to win! Remember! You may not actually win the book you voted for.

Here is a little info about each book on offer this month. Just click on the book title and author to see my review -



Blue-Blooded Vamp by Jaye Wells

Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones


Dead is a Battlefield by Marlene Perez


Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates


Scent to her Grave by India Ink (Yasmine Galenorn)

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Well in the sidebar ---> there is this poll. You vote for the book you would most like to win. I pick a name from the subscibers list and that person wins the book with the most votes. So you may not even win the book you voted for!

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