Hollows (Blackstone Audio): A Fistful of Charms (Audiobook)

from kovi

My favorite book in the series.Rachel finally decided Nick belongs to past, which I'd say is best thing she's ever done (I wasn't really fond of their relationship) and Jenks - my favorite character after Rachel ofc. gets much more space in this one. Though, Kisten not so much.Also Rachel/Ivy rel...

from nickeemattos

Harrison has delivered again and from this latest installment has clearly honed her craft to firmly and defiantly carve out "the" preeminent position of being "the vampire and werewolf" chronicler. With a genre that has been lapped up seemingly by independent and conglomerate publishing companies...

from Algaliarept

This book is both better and worse than any/all of it's predecessors. It is worse, because the main part of the story takes place nowhere near the church and any known places so far written about. That means that there is less interaction with old characters and a bunch of sparkly brand new ones....

from PerpetualRevision

I've really enjoyed the development of the relationship between Rachel (a straight witch) and Ivy (a lesbian-leaning bisexual vampire). I've never encountered a story before that attempts to delve into the complexities of friendship between women when one is straight and the other isn't. Ivy is i...

from NCRainstorm

A Fistful of Charms is the fourth book in The Hollows series by Kim Harrison. While I love this series, this particular novel was not my favorite. This one features werewolves, but I didn't like Harrison's take on how they function together. They are all after something Nick stole, so Rachel has ...