Seconding the St Marys. The heroine strongly reminds me of the Uitlander for some obscure reason...
Most recent bit of fluff I enjoyed was 'The Rook' by Daniel O'Malley. Amnesiac powerful paranormal agent of the Supernatural Secret Service has to work out what is going on and defend Britain against enemies within and without. There's a sequel called Stiletto which I haven't quite got round to yet but is on my list for 'treat when I need a pick-me-up'.
Craig Schaefer had a number of entertaining things in Kindle Unlimited which I read and enjoyed, but was perfectly happy 'borrowing' rather than owning.
Kim Harrison wrote a series (The Hollows) which I have bought all of, across second hand dead tree and electronic format. It reads like a much less sex obsessed Laurell K Hamilton/Anita Blake crossed with a much less misogynistic Jim Butcher's Dresden Files and is about a dozen books. I recommend it - and google reminds me the first one is called Dead Witch Walking.
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Date: 2016-07-07 03:15 pm (UTC)Most recent bit of fluff I enjoyed was 'The Rook' by Daniel O'Malley. Amnesiac powerful paranormal agent of the Supernatural Secret Service has to work out what is going on and defend Britain against enemies within and without. There's a sequel called Stiletto which I haven't quite got round to yet but is on my list for 'treat when I need a pick-me-up'.
Craig Schaefer had a number of entertaining things in Kindle Unlimited which I read and enjoyed, but was perfectly happy 'borrowing' rather than owning.
Kim Harrison wrote a series (The Hollows) which I have bought all of, across second hand dead tree and electronic format. It reads like a much less sex obsessed Laurell K Hamilton/Anita Blake crossed with a much less misogynistic Jim Butcher's Dresden Files and is about a dozen books. I recommend it - and google reminds me the first one is called Dead Witch Walking.