Author: Hannah Jayne
Release Date: May 1st 2012
Publisher: Kensington
Genre: Paranormal
Rating: 4 Hoots
Reviewer: Krystal
Buy From: Amazon/ Barnes and Noble/ Book Depository
Sum It Up! The plot itself is exciting.
Summary:
She’s
the new head of the Underworld Detection Agency’s strangest division. What a
nightmare…
Being
a human immune to magic helped Sophie Lawson get promoted. It’s also made her a
major, very reluctant player in a game that stretches beyond even the
Underworld. Having handsome buttoned-down Englishman Will as her new guardian is
one tempting blessing, especially since sexy fallen angel Alex is mysteriously
MIA lately. But as a frightening number of demons start disappearing around the
city, Sophie suspects that an Armageddon-level prophecy is about to become
everyone’s nightmare. And her investigation is testing her bravery — and Will’s
unexpected vulnerability — in ways neither could predict. Now Sophie and Will
are fast running out of time as an unstoppable evil prepares to lay waste to
demons and humans alike…
(Goodreads)
Review:
Sophie
is a rare human; she's immune to magic and any magical influence. Sophie's job
is beginning to get dangerous and she is assigned a guardian to remove her from
sticky situations. When magical creatures are turning up either dead or scared,
Sophie can no longer wait for orders and decides she must act to track down the
culprit.
Alex,
Sophie's love interest, took off and Sophie is left with her dependable
guardian, Will. The reader will look forward to the interesting dynamic this
situation creates. Will Sophie get over her crush on Alex and move forward with
Will? The author handles this love triangle very well and tactfully. The reader
will actually believe that Sophie is puzzling through the romance and not making
split second decisions. The reader will have to decide which couple to root
for.
The
plot itself is exciting. There are new clues cropping up all over and literally
every character in "under suspicion." The reader will have to think through the
clues with Sophie to have a chance at guessing at the culprit(s) in this
mystery. This book is recommended to adult readers, particularly those who
enjoyed this series before.
This sounds like my kind of UF/PNR. Thanks for sharing this
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