Matters Of The Blood
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Genres: Literature & Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Book Type: Paperback
Author:
Genres: Literature & Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Book Type: Paperback
Cheryl C. (moondance120) reviewed on + 422 more book reviews
I know the dead and the dead know me.
Keira Kelly lives in Texas Hill Country looking after the only human relative in her supernatural clan. Keira is uncertain of her place in the family and will not know where she stands until the Change. She is already a clairvoyant necromancer with the possibility of being a shape shifter. Small town Rio Seco becomes a hotbed of activity when Keira's former lover, Carlton, returns to town as the sheriff. Add the mysterious, Adam and the death of her cousin to bring out the worst in everyone.
This is a well written story with interesting characters. Keira's Change is starting 20 years earlier than expected and without the support of her family until her brother Tucker shows up. There are good elements of mystery, romance and humor combined. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
3.5 stars
Keira Kelly lives in Texas Hill Country looking after the only human relative in her supernatural clan. Keira is uncertain of her place in the family and will not know where she stands until the Change. She is already a clairvoyant necromancer with the possibility of being a shape shifter. Small town Rio Seco becomes a hotbed of activity when Keira's former lover, Carlton, returns to town as the sheriff. Add the mysterious, Adam and the death of her cousin to bring out the worst in everyone.
This is a well written story with interesting characters. Keira's Change is starting 20 years earlier than expected and without the support of her family until her brother Tucker shows up. There are good elements of mystery, romance and humor combined. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
3.5 stars
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