Part of the reason I'm not keen on him is because he doesn't seem to have much character other than to be tough and sexy. I have to say, I'm not keen on him either, and the story from his perspective didn't change my mind.

We also get a short story - more of a long vignette - from Bruiser's perspective. Rick, I could definitely have done without. We get quite a bit of Beast in this book, and I love the way she teases Jane and completely doesn't sweat the complicated stuff. I have to say, apart from Jane, Beast is my favourite character. People don't stay the same for years on end, but making book characters do so is very much the easy way out. Faith Hunter is allowing her characters to grow and develop, which is quite brave - but also necessary. They have their own goals and plans apart from Jane, and it will be interesting to see how Yellowrock Securities develops in the light of this. Jane's business partners - Eli and Alex - are equally well-written they are as real as Jane is. It's also great to read about a female main character who doesn't spend the whole book/series panting after a man, or men. She's smart, she's tough, and she has a sense of humour. * New York Times Bestselling Author Kim Harrison Read more

And in the never-before-published “Bound No More,” Jane welcomes a visit from Molly and her daughter, Angie, who is about to prove she’s the most powerful witch in Everhart history.įrom the Big Easy to the bad bayou, from the open road to a vampire’s lair-with Jane Yellowrock, it’s always a given: have stakes, will travel. In the brand-new “Cat Fight,” the witches and vampires of Bayou, Oiseau, are at war over a magical talisman-and Jane must figure out how to keep the mysterious artifact out of the covetous hands of the Master of New Orleans. Read about the first time Jane put the pedal to the metal in “The Early Years,” and the last thing a werewolf will ever see as Jane delivers justice in “Beneath a Bloody Moon.” Get a searing look into the pasts of some of the series’ best-loved characters: Beast in “WeSa and the Lumber King,” Rick LaFleur in “Cat Tats,” and Molly Everhart Trueblood in “Haints.” In this must-have collection of stories, experience nineteen thrilling adventures from the world of vampire-hunter Jane Yellowrock, including many fan favorites and two all-new novellas. New York Times bestselling author Faith Hunter presents a comprehensive collection of stories starring everyone’s favorite “smart, sexy, and ruthless”* shapeshifting skinwalker.

Blood in Her Veins by Faith Hunter