from TheDivineOomba

This was a fun book. As Usual, Tanya Huff writes a solid book. Unfortunately, this one didn't hold my attention like the books in "Blood" Series. In this book you have Tony and Henry living in Vancouver. Tony is trying to make a new, independent life outside of the Vicki and Henry, and Henry is, ...

from rocalisa

I find Tanya Huff a mixed bag. I liked all the Vicki Nelson books (even if some of the themes did get a bit disturbing by the time we got to Huff's riff on Frankenstein's monster) and the first Keeper book. I found the second in that series so-so and never finished the third. Most of her others h...

from veevoxvoom

Smoke and Shadows is a spinoff from Tanya Huff's other series, the Blood Books. I haven't read the Blood Books but I didn't feel they were necessary to understand this new series. In Smoke and Shadows, Tony Foster and vampire Henry Fitzroy have relocated to Vancouver where Tony is working as a pr...

from lewispike

It doesn't have Vicky Nelson, but it's the same world. Henry the vampire and a new sidekick sort out an invading wizard. Some rather fun depictions of making TV from an insider bottom-feeder point of view (Production Assistant) and some nice little twists and turns too.

from shelterdowns

This is the most recent book in a series I've been following for a while. Huff built an intricate mythological world out of modern day Toronto and, in its turn, Vancouver. Henry Fitzroy, vampire, is the historical son of Henry the eighth who died at 18. He is short, cute, and ginger-headed, not a...