Fatal mistake:More ass-kicking a’la Brownstone
One the whole I quite liked the book with it’s usual bantering, cursing keeping the easily offended away, and ass-kicking by Brownstone and his friends.
Category: Urban Fantasy
Feathers and Fire 1-5: A few ups and downs but generally not bad at all
I started to read this series because it is written by the same author as The Temple Chronicles, a series that I quite liked. This one has had a few ups and down but overall I have quite liked the series so far.
The Temple Chronicles 3-5: Quite enjoyable series but…
The books have a lot of the stuff “required” for a good urban fantasy series in them. A likable and sharp tongued hero. A bunch of despicable villains and monsters. A hero entourage of colorful friends (well sometimes “friends” may be stretching it though…). And of course a lot of action.
The Unbelievable Mr. Brownstone (1-10): Kick-ass Urban Fantasy
The environment, story, sharp tongued dialogue, and the plentiful action is the same good stuff as I found in Anderle’s Kurtherian series.
Nightslayer: For the teenage audience.
It is not really a bad book but it is definitely a book for the younger audience. The story has quite a bit of teenage-wet-dream over it.
Blood of the Earth: Not at all bad but still not really my cup of tea either.
I have quite enjoyed Faith Hunter’s Jane Yellowrock series so I had some hopes that I would like this one as well. Well, it is not at all a bad book. The writing is as good as one has come to expect from this author. Unfortunately I found the story to not really be my cup of tea.
Wrath of the Demon Girl: In one word, meh!
I was not too impressed by the first book in this series, mainly because of the main protagonist being an arsy, whiny brat. In this book she has indeed improved somewhat but I am afraid that it didn’t help that much.
