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i'd forgotten how much kim harrison could totally blow my brains out with her writing, i had been expecting anything but this, and i was actually beginning to think that trent and rachel might actually have a chance together when ceri confirmed who the baby belongs to.
plus, i have a feeling minias will survive and become a love interest, there's been too much built up about him for him to just disappear like that, and maybe minias will seek rachel's protection now that newt is openly gunning.


i also have a niggling suspicion about who killed kisten, but i can't be sure yet on that either, my suspect DID say that he would do anything to come closer to ivy and rachel, . i still feel uncomfortable about the sexual tension or is that what it is between rachel and ivy, and i hope rachel finds someone soon.
not that she needs to be defined by a male protagonist, but i think it will solve some of her problems among new ones, i'm sure.
and she did say she wanted to have children, . but i was fully satisfied with the ending being what it is, because it may just be the only way to save both ivy and jenks.
and in bargaining for information she can also learn about the kisten issue, there's so much to come that i absolutely can't wait for the next book, so many turns i didn't expect in here, and i'm glad she got rid of marshal, dude was really pissing me off, i'm still crossing my fingers on a chance of rachel x trent or rachel x minias though, trent because he simply seems so lonely all the time, and it's obvious he admires her though by the end of this i don't know if that still applies.
minias because he seems to conveniently come to her aid one too many times, he does show his demonic side in this book, but i think it's out of a vested interest in survival rather than outwardly wanting to harm.


anyway, i can still see minias coming to rachel as an alternative to newt, but then this would turn into a whole LKH episode, huh i guess not overly much, then, but kim harrison has such a way of making everything believable.
i think she might even manage the love entourage crap if she put her hand to it, the woman weaves magic. i have no doubt that the next book is gonna be even better, The Outlaw Demon Wails The Hollowsby Kim Harrison is a great installment of what's been a cool urban fantasy series so far.
As a series, it really keeps getting better as it goes along, It's so much fun to be back with these characters and this version of Cincinnati, As always, Jenks is still my favorite character, Happily into the everafter,

Oh my dear, sweet Rachel, Finally recognising her dangerous, risk taking ways and you end up right back where you started, But this time, instead of cursing at you loudly from my bed at midnight, I was right behind you,

The fallout from the previous book was massive, with white witch Rachel and her vampire roommate and business partner, Ivy, having to come to terms with their overwhelming grief.
While always in the back of their minds, this part of the story didn't seem to dominate, and I'm assuming that there is more to come.


I won't even try to summarise the plot or anything, because there are so many threads, but also I don't want to spoil anything for those who have not read the previous books which is a must!.
But I will say that this addition to the series is more focused around demons and the everafter than the vampires which dominated the last book.
There are so many beings trying to kill Rachel, we just have to take them one at a time,

It seemed like there were so many revelations in Where Demons Dare, and I imagine that Rachel was felt quite emotionally overwhelmed.
The truth about her father, where witches came from, her being able to spindle demon magic, Ceri's pregnancy, and the threat she poses to the whole of the world.
Rachel keeps on taking hit after hit, which I guess is why I was with her all the way at the end, Usually I would be screaming at her to make a proper plan, think about what she's going to do for one friggin' second, CALM THE HELL DOWN! But not this time.
I wanted her to show everyone that she had this under control that she was smart, strong, and not what everyone else thought of her.
It was a powerful moment, and one that redeemed a lot about Rachel for me,

So I dealt in demons, So the hell what, It didn't make me a bad person, Or stupid. Or rash. It made me dangerous to everyone around me is all,

What I love about this series is

the characters, which is becoming quite a cast of different people, There is Jenks, the pixy and Rachel's other business partner, Trent, Ceri and Quinn, the elves, Glen, the FIB officer, David, Rachel's packmate and resident alpha werewolf, Marshall, another witch and potential love interest, Kelsey, Rachel's neighbour who she just found out the true identity of, Rachel's mom who is hilarious, Takata, the famous rock star with a secret link to Rachel, and then there are demons galore with Al, Minias, and Newt.
But it is never confusing, never tedious, All of these people are important to Rachel except the demons, she spends most of the book trying to get them away from her, and despite all these people, in a way she is still alone.
She is one of a kind, in body and spirit, always with a mountain to climb, with a hell of a journey in front of her.


Making deals with demons is never going to be easy, and just when Rachel thinks she may have the upper hand, she is pulled right back into the middle.
But I think now that she is beginning to come to terms with what she is and what she can do, she will be all the stronger for it.
I really enjoyed this addition to the series, and it is definitely one of the best so far,

"You can't forget anything," I said, watching the words vanish into nothing, "And even if you do, it always comes back to bitchslap you in the morning, " Finally decided to continu with this serie,

I forgot how this serie is one of many contradictions, There is a lot of bad ass action as well as drawn out problems and decisions, The characters are witty, skilled and tuf, but also dense and insecure, The choices they make don't always make sense and make me want to roll my eyes, But I regularly have a good laugh at the expense of the pixie most of the time, so I guess I have to live with the less appealing parts if I want to continue with this serie, and I do.
. . One book at a time, always getting more and more invested,

Of course, by this point, I feel like I'm falling down a mountain of smut see the definition in these novels and the lives of Rachel, Jenks, and Ivy are submerging themselves in my aura.
Am I cursed with a good story

Yes, Yes, I think I am,

Of course, being hounded by an outlaw demon is wildly entertaining, So is Rachel's mom. Why not have a fling, girl lol

And then there are a bunch of whammy reveals, deals with devils, and a little trip in the Ever After to make this particular novel a truly great ride.


In all, this is one of the best UFs out there, Certainly one of the most fun, and on this reread, I simply can't change my mind about it, :



This series is still going strong, surprisingly, Generally I get bored of them by this point, but she's kept up the quality, expanded the world just enough amp kept it strong, without adding a lot of extraneous gore or sex.
With as slow as I've been reading and as low as my reading mojo reservoir is, I don't think I'll finish this reread in time for my ARC of book.
So I'll come back to it one day and finish, but for now, on to online recaps and reading book! April

Wow, so many twists and turns.
Good one!.