Lisa Emme

Tooth and Claw (The Harry Russo Diaries, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Q: When is a witch, not a witch? A: When she's a necromancer.

Angharad 'Harry' Russo has had to adjust to some major changes in her life. Her computer is haunted, she accidentally acquired a vampire servant and she's attracted to the most aggravating alpha male on the planet. Her friend betrayed her, a lunatic tried to sacrifice her to raise a god and she accidentally 'outed' herself to the Magister, the most powerful vampire in town. What else could go wrong? Oh yeah, she's just discovered that her father is a vampire and her dhamphiric powers are emerging prematurely. Poor Harry doesn't know what weird ability could pop up next.

When werewolves start to go missing, and two young men die suspiciously, not to mention horrifically, Harry believes it's all connected. It could be a hunch, or it could be the big, grey wolf that stepped out of her dreams to haunt her waking moments; either way, Harry knows that she needs to help solve the mystery. Now if she could just convince the sexy police detective, Cian Nash, to take her seriously.

This is the second book in the Harry Russo Diaries. It is a stand-alone adventure with no cliffhanger. It is intended for a mature audience.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lisa Emme
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780994828835
• Artikelnr.: 43828235

Autorenporträt

Lisa has been practising to be a storyteller almost since the day she started to talk. Known to have told a tall tale or two as a child, she has always had an over-active imagination. A voracious reader, Lisa has been preparing for this adventure in writing since she first became hooked on Fantasy novels at the age of ten. After reading hundreds, if not thousands of books, she finally felt it was time to put her thoughts on paper (well, computer screen, but that doesn't sound as catchy). The Harry Russo Diaries is one of the first ideas to battle its way out of the deep dark crevices of her imagination.