Reviews:
A Snake in the Grass
By K.A. Stewart
Genre: Urban Fantasy
BLURB:
Jesse James Dawson never wanted to find
himself in the middle of a demonic war.
However, with the addition of 275 extra souls
to his life, he’s got a targ et painted on his back
in the most literal sense. With his apprentice,
Estéban Perez, in tow, he heads to Mexico
where the boy’s mother, a powerful bruja, will
hopefully be able to extract the souls without
harm to any party involved.
Champions for generations, the Perez family
knows all there is to know about magic and
taking out demons. But, like every family, there
is drama bubbling beneath the surface. Add to
that an ancient evil that has been waiting for
just this chance, and of course, things are all
going straight to Hell.
MY REVIEW:
Oh goodness, what can I say about K.A.
Stewart’s A Snake in the Grass? It’s amazing,
action-filled, urban-fantasy deliciousness. With
each installment of the Jesse James Dawson
series, the stakes get higher and I just can’t get
enough.
Axel is also back in his full glory. I can’t get
into it much here because I don’t want to spoil
things, but let’s just say we now know for sure
who and what Axel is and it’s wonderful.
Stewart had set this up for a heck of a climax with the
next book. Fans of Jim Butcher will love Jesse James
Dawson. Long live “The Way.”
Five Freaking Awesome Stars
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