Harm None: A Rowan Gant Investigation (Paperback)

from pschristmas

I haven't read many of the Rowan Gant mysteries, but I did enjoy this one. I found the main characters a little stereotypical, but overall it's a pretty good first novel.

from bcquinnsmom

For a series opener, Harm None was not bad. I would recommend to readers interested in Wicca or the occult, and to readers who don't mind suspending logic & belief for a few hours. I enjoyed it, and I will definitely be following the series. brief plot summary w/o spoilers: Rowan Gant and his wif...

from madamejeanie

This is the first book in the Rowan Gant series. I have to say that I'm not nearly very enthusiastic about this book. The story was interesting enough, and the "woowhoo" factor was fairly high -- with many psychic visions and odd dreams. But there was just something about the way the characters t...

from TracyJ914

I love the way he explains and weaves the tenets of the Wiccan faith without making witches look like a bunch of weirdos that worship Satan and have awesome powers ( come on, they would be fun to have) like the fictioal witches on the series "Charmed". M.R. Sellars has earned another loyal fan in...

from Ravens_Bookshelf

This is the first book of a series of "Rowan Grant" investigations. Rowan Grant is a well-versed Wiccan/Magick User in St. Louis who helps his friend Ben Stone, skeptical detective for the St. Louis Police Department solve a mysterious crime. In the first few chapters, readers are introduced to w...