Tony Foster Series: Smoke and Mirrors (Paperback)

from TheDivineOomba

hmm This is nicely written urban fantasy, with ghosts. Henry, the vampire, takes a backseat to Tony as Tony gets himself trapped in a haunted house while working for a TV Production. Tony needs to use his magic, keep the crew safe, and figure out how to get out of the house alive. Unfortunately, ...

from surreality

Plot: Regular haunted-mansion plot, solidly executed though it frays a bit towards the end. No real side plots to speak of. The tension arc is maintained for most of the book and it moves quite steadily. The children subplot is unnecessary and serves no purpose but grate on the reader's nerves. C...

from TW_Spencer

Not the best book I've read (or well written), but it is good as a summer read. I find Tony and Henry intriguing characters whose relationship i hope Mrs. Huff will explore more deeply.

from veevoxvoom

Smoke and Mirrors is the second book in the Tony Foster series. In the first book, Tony, a production assistant for a low-budget TV show, discovered that he was a wizard. This time around, he's back at his day job while the show films an episode in an old stately house. Weird things begin happeni...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

After beating back the horrifying, albeit cheesily named Shadowlord, Tony Foster is ready to stay as far away as he can from the idea of being a potential wizard and get back to his normal life. Well, as normal as it gets when you are the Production Assistant (i.e. gopher) for a straight-to-syndi...