It’s always exciting when I can return to the Hollows world, so I am especially excited to get my hands on TROUBLE WITH THE CURSED.
As soon as I cracked this book open, it felt like meeting old friends. The same banter is there. The same familiar faces. I enjoyed being back in Rachel’s head and seeing her get into trouble is always an entertaining ride.
Harrison sticks to what she is good at and keeps readers on their toes by putting together a fast-paced and thrilling book. Usually, I’m not one for first-person narration, but I always make an exception for this series.
It’s nice to see a classic Urban Fantasy series still going strong and TROUBLE WITH THE CURSED won’t disappoint its fans.
Rachel Morgan, witch-born demon, has one unspoken rule: take chances, but pay for them yourself. With it, she has turned enemies into allies, found her place with her demon kin, and stepped up as the subrosa of Cincinnati—responsible for keeping the paranormal community at peace and in line.
Life is . . . good? Even better, her best friend, Ivy Tamwood, is returning home. Nothing’s simple, though, and Ivy’s not coming alone. The vampires’ ruling council insists she escort one of the long undead, hell-bent on proving that Rachel killed Cincy’s master vampire to take over the city. Which, of course, Rachel totally did not do. She only transformed her a little.
With Rachel’s friends distracted by their own lives and problems, she reaches out to a new ally for help—the demon Hodin. But this trickster has his own agenda. In the end, the only way for Rachel to save herself and the city may be to forge a new understanding with her estranged demon teacher, Al. There’s just one problem: Al would sell his own soul to be rid of her. . . .
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