The book opens with Rachel discovering one of the consequences of signing on as David's pack alpha female, when she is challenged for her position in an attempt to teach David a lesson for bringing a non-Were into the fold. The mystery deepens, and the trouble expands drastically, in this book. In this, the fourth instalment of 'The Hollows' saga, Rachel Morgan is again putting her life on the line in an effort to do what's right, even if it's far from smart, and even if it requires a touch of Demon magic - which is something only she can kindle to life this side of the ley-lines. This Review: 9.8/10 Value for Money: Level of Realism: Rereadability: Lose Track of Time: Some who desire it so badly, they will take the city - and everyone in it - apart to wield its frightening power. Her ex-boyfriend, Nick, has stolen a priceless Were artefact, and, as tempting as it may be to let the Weres him apart, Rachel feels obliged to attempt a rescue.īut other sinister forces also covet the relic Nick has hidden. Her new reputation for the dark arts has piqued the interest of Cincinnati's night-prowlers, who despise her and long to bring an end to her interference, one way or another. It would be wise for witch and bounty hunter, Rachel Morgan, to keep a low profile right now.

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A fistful of charms by kim harrison