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  • This book was okay... I found it amusing at times and I am not sure if that was the authors intent. This is the first book I have read by this author and am currently reading the second in the series between books to see how the characters evolve.

    

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• ― Book Diva said on Aug 25, 2008 about the Mass Market Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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  • I love this author's take on the supernatural - very unique, I thought. After the "Turn", witches, werewolves, vampires, pixies and fairies came out of the woodwork and became a part of society. This makes for some interesting "rules" to keep everybody in check, and it makes for some interesting r ... Continue

    I love this author's take on the supernatural - very unique, I thought. After the "Turn", witches, werewolves, vampires, pixies and fairies came out of the woodwork and became a part of society. This makes for some interesting "rules" to keep everybody in check, and it makes for some interesting relationships. I loved this one right from the start.

    

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  • I honestly found the writing pretty poor and the characters annoying at times, yet this book was a kind of fun read all the same. I will probably check out other books in the series if I have time and try to ignore the other flaws in it. I do wish that I felt like the characters had a better sense ... Continue

    I honestly found the writing pretty poor and the characters annoying at times, yet this book was a kind of fun read all the same. I will probably check out other books in the series if I have time and try to ignore the other flaws in it. I do wish that I felt like the characters had a better sense of motivation for what they were doing. It seemed to me the author just picked semi-random actions for them because she thought it would be a good story, rather than create a personality for them and see where that would take them in the world she created.

    

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Rachel Morgan is a runner with the Inderland Runner Services, apprehending law-breakers throughout Cincinnati. She's also a witch, one of the many Inderlanders who revealed themselves after a genetically engineered virus wiped out 50% of humanity. Witches, warlocks, vampires, werewolves-the creatures of dreams and nightmares have lived beside humans for centuries, hiding their powers. But now they've stopped hiding, and nothing will be the same.

On the run with a contract on her head, Rachel reluctantly teams up with Ivy, Inderland's best runner…and a living vampire. But this witch is way out of her league, and to clear her name, Rachel must evade shapechanging assassins, outwit a powerful businessman/crimelord, and survive a vicious underground fight-to-the-death…not to mention her own roommate!

Fun, sassy, filled with action, humor, and romance, Dead Witch Walking is the perfect summer read for anyone who likes vampires, paranormal fantasy, romance, or just a great beach book.

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