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Flight from Mayhem

Flight from Mayhem, August 2016
Fly By Night #2
by Yasmine Galenorn

Berkley
Featuring: Bette; Alex Radcliffe; Shimmer
336 pages
ISBN: 0425272168
EAN: 9780425272169
Kindle: B01839Q2YC
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"When a serial killer targets elderly fae, Shimmer and company take action"

Fresh Fiction Review

Flight from Mayhem
Yasmine Galenorn

Reviewed by Diana Troldahl
Posted September 11, 2016

Fantasy Urban | Romance Paranormal

FLIGHT FROM MAYHEM, book two in Yasmine Galenorn's new Fly By Night series has Shimmer and company looking into a series of bizarre deaths that could be the work of an Otherworld serial killer. Add Alex's ex Glenda ramping up her bitchy ways and a haunted house across the street from Shimmer's bungalow and you have a very entertaining read.

Although the Fly By Night series is an offshoot from Yasmine Galenorn's Otherworld series, it is very much a stand-alone grouping of books. There is a bridge of sorts between the two series in the crossover novella FLIGHT FROM HELL encapsulating some information about Shimmer and how she ended up Earthside, as well as going into detail on a few things mentioned early in book one of the Fly by Night series (FLIGHT FROM DEATH) but you can begin with FLIGHT FROM DEATH without too much difficulty as Galenorn does a nice job of filling in backstory without bogging down the book.

As much as I enjoy Galenorn's Otherworld series, it does get a tiny bit unwieldy with switching points of view depending on which book you were reading. This series sticks to Shimmer's point of view, and is that much easier to follow.

Galenorn's trademark fully action packed storyline is very much in evidence in FLIGHT FROM MAYHEM, but a strong and very satisfying part of Shimmer's story is her reaction to living within a highly populated city, and her exploration of what it means to have connections with people who care about her. FLIGHT FROM MAYHEM deepens that journey into relationship without sacrificing one iota of excitement. I was engrossed from first page to last, and am eagerly awaiting book three!

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SUMMARY

New York Times bestselling author Yasmine Galenorn presents the second Fly by Night novel, set in the realm of the Otherworld.

I'm Shimmer, a blue dragon shifter. Thanks to a mistake, I was exiled from the Dragon Reaches and sentenced to work for gorgeous, exasperating Alex Radcliffe, a vampire who owns the Fly by Night Magical Investigations Agency. Every time I turn around, somebody's trying to kill us. But you know what they say: All's fair in love and bounty hunting...

A serial killer is stalking the elderly Fae of Seattle, draining their bank accounts before brutally murdering them. When Chase Johnson asks for our help, Alex and I discover that the sociopath is also a shifter—able to change shape to match his victim's deepest desires. Our friend and colleague Bette volunteers to act as bait, but the plan goes dangerously awry. Now, unless we find her first, she's about to face her worst nightmare.


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