Spellcrackers.com - Book 2
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Genny Taylor works for Spellcrackers.com ±
Making Magic Safe. But her own life is anything but safe!
‘The ghost grasped her shift and ripped it open. The three interlacing crescents carved red-raw and bleeding into her thin chest didn’t look any better than the last dozen times I’d seen them. The wounds weren’t lethal – they weren’t even recent; she’d been dead for at least a hundred and fifty years – but my gut still twisted with anger that someone would do that to a child.’
Being haunted by a ghost is the least of Genny’s problems: she’s also trying to deal with the witch neighbour who wants her evicted. Finn, her sort-of-Ex – and now her new boss – can’t quite decide whether he wants their relationship to be business or pleasure. And then there’s the queue of vamps inviting her to paint the town red; how long before they stop taking no for an answer?
Just when it seems things can’t get any worse a human friend is murdered using sidhe magic. Determined to hunt down the killer and needing help, she turns to one of London’s most capricious wylde fae and the seductive vampire Malik al-Khan.
But all too soon she realises she doesn’t know who she can trust – and now Genny’s the one being hunted, not just by the police, but by some of London’s most powerful and dangerous supernaturals.
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‘I enjoyed [Sweet Scent] very much, and [I liked] Cold Kiss just as much, maybe more. [It] is a book with a lot of emotional depth, as Genny discovers a lot of truths about her life and the people around her. There’s treachery, body-switching, and life and death encounters in this action-packed novel. A story well-told’
'As [McLeod's] clever, twisty paranormal plot unfolds . . . Urban fantasy fans should enjoy this seductive paranormal thriller that crackles with blood, lust and wit.'
'Ms. McLeod outdoes herself, and takes her fictional world to new levels. Fast-moving and brimming with action, this is a book that urban fantasy fans shouldn’t miss.'
'An exciting and satisfyingly complex read. Throw in an imaginatively realised fantasy London . . . and it’s clear that this book is a sure-fire winner for fantasy fans.'