Trixa Iktomi runs the Trixta bar in Las Vegas and keeps the
Balance on her own terms, especially if justice isn't being
served up fast enough by the universe at large. Eli the
demon is in town and needs Trixa's help. Something
is killing and mutilating demons at a tremendous rate. It
should be cause for celebration, but anything that powerful
can't be good news for either side. Trixa's boys, Zeke and
Griffon, are meshing well and learning all she can teach
them about kicking demon ass, until Griffon disappears and
Zeke is left holding onto sanity by a hangnail.
Trixa, Leo/Loki, and the boys find themselves up against an
ancient Titan while armed only with nose-tweaking skills.
Survival seems improbable and success is imperative.
Thurman's comic timing is dead on; well-targeted in Trixa's
cynical, gritty voice. Her crisply honed writing skills
take us on a hilarious ride but humor is never allowed to
get in the way of the story, instead enhancing scenes
throughout the book.
THE GRIMROSE PATH is a fast-paced urban adventure that will
have you cheering Trixa's wild take on balancing life, the
universe, and everything; and clinging on with your
fingernails 'til you reach the final page.
THE GRIMROSE PATH is book two in the Trickster series (after
Trick of the Light). I loved this book. Love, love,
loved it.
Bar owner Triva Iktomi knows that inhuman creatures of
light and darkness roam Las Vegas-especially since she's a
bit more than human herself. She's just been approached
with an unusual proposition.
Something has slaughtered almost one thousand demons in six
months. And the killing isn't going to stop unless Trixa and
her friends step into the fight...