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Night hawk is so good!
Dead Witch Walking is one of those headscratchers where it’s composed entirely of things I like and yet… I didn’t like it at all. The whole thing was one big shrug emoji of a book for me.
I also really tried to get into Dead Witch Watching and the Hollows series. I think I gave it two books, and it just did nothing for me. I know lots of people love it, but it wasn’t my thing. This was published in 2004 and I don’t think it has aged well.
Not interested in reading ‘Dead Witch Walking’ but that cover gives me Boris Vallejo vibes. The muscle definition on her back and the painted-on leather pants. 🙂
Amanda Quick is reliably good in all her avatars. I like this series set in 1920s Holllywood particularly as we know there is a depression and a war coming in a few years time. Makes it poignant.
I so want to read The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires. I’ve heard it’s amazing.
My fav Beverly Jenkins is Topaz, but I have not yet read Night Hawk, so that might change!
I really love the series that begins with Dead Witch Walking. I found the first book just ok and a little dated, but Kim Harrison writes amazing personal growth arcs and reshufflings of allegiances, and I think she’s funny and packs in lots of interesting *stuff*. Heavier than Gail Carriger and a different flavor than Rivers of London, but if you like those give it a try.