Tony Foster Series: Smoke and Ashes (Paperback)

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Two months after escaping from almost certain death by haunted house Tony Foster's world is still reeling from the changes as he attempts to embrace his wizardly side and undertake ever increased duties resulting from his promotion to TAD on Darkest Night. This is in addition to the fact that his...

from surreality

Plot: Nothing twisted, a few logical jumps but overall coherent and fairly straightforward. There aren't any real subplots to speak of, but none of the books in this series had them so far. Characters: Henry is only in the background again, which is a good thing and gives the rest of the cast mor...

from veevoxvoom

Tony Foster and the cast and crew of the TV show Darkest Night are back in this final book of the Smoke trilogy. This time, a stuntwoman named Leah shows up on set and Tony finds out that she's the immortal handmaiden of a god trying to break out of hell. In order to stop the god, and the chaos t...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Two months after escaping from almost certain death by haunted house Tony Foster's world is still reeling from the changes as he attempts to embrace his wizardly side and undertake ever increased duties resulting from his promotion to TAD on Darkest Night. This is in addition to the fact that his...

from JeremyPreacher

A solid and entertaining end to the series (although I'd be perfectly happy to read more, and it's certainly open enough for many more adventures to follow.) We're back to the more traditional urban fantasy format, and I was fairly pleased with it. The immortal and kind of obnoxious Leah was fun,...