Hollows The Good, the Bad, and the Undead, Book 2, (Paperback)

from CynDaVaz

Another great read in The Hollows series, though you do start to pick up on certain repetitive phrases and situations at this point. It gets a little annoying at times.

from TheYodamom

Much better than the first book. Racheal gets herself and her "loved" ones in hot water at every turn. There is even some sexual tension in this book and some surprising twists. I enjoyed reading it, I am glad I did not give up on the series after book 1

from aweebishbookblog

This review first appeared on A Weebish Book Blog. Rachel Morgan may have dodged a bullet when she beat a death threat three months ago, but her life is far from stable. There's a serial killer loose in Cincinnati targeting witches and Rachel has volunteered as bait. Her old boss continues to mak...

from bookwormteri

Rachel is facing the witch hunter, a serial killer focusing on witches, in the second of this series. She and her best friend Ivy, a vampire who is struggling to stay on the wagon, must navigate the Hollows to find out who or what is committing these murders. Rachel also finds a rather unusual fa...

from etimme

I thought the second book in this series read a lot better than the first one. Rachel finds out she's actually a very powerful ley line witch, which gives her some strength beyond charms and splat guns. We find out Trent's big secret, and learn more about Ivy's family. Rachel agreeing to to both ...