I’m reviewing Jennifer Harlow’s What’s A Withc To Do? at SmexyBooks

What’s a Witch To Do? By Jennifer Harlow
Paranormal Romance
March 8, 2013
Midnight Ink

Favorite Quote: “I like my men brainy and cultured, which are not qualities prevalent in the men of Goodnight. One of the many reasons I haven’t been on a date in years. That and I’m related to a large portion of the male population.“

Mona McGregor may never have wanted to be the High Priestess but she takes her responsibilities very serious. With raising her two nieces, running her magical shop, and leading her large coven, Mona is a one woman machine with no time for anything or anyone extra in her life. That is, until sexy werewolf Adam Blue appears on her porch and tells her that someone has placed a hit on her. Suddenly, Mona is eyeballing everyone in her town, friend and family alike, trying to figure out who wants her dead. Mona and Adam team up to smoke out the killer and when the flames spark between the two of them, Mona is left trying to figure out how to put out the flames….and if she even wants to.

I love Ms. Harlow’s F.R.E.A.K. Squad series and was excited to see she was developing a new series within the same world. What’s A Witch To Do is filled with dry humor, steamy romance, and a well plotted mystery. We are taken on a fast light-hearted journey that leaves you laughing out loud while giving you a couple mysteries to solve. Bedlam reigns supreme as Mona tries to figure out who wants her dead and why she suddenly has two suitors after a fifteen year dry spell.

 

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I’m reviewing To Catch a Vampire by Jennifer Harlow at Smexybooks

To Catch A Vampire (F.R.E.A.K.S Squad Investigation #2) by Jennifer Harlow
Urban Fantasy
Released: September 8, 2012
Midnight Ink

Favorite Quote: “You are a stalking, creepy pervert who needs a hobby.“

Beatrice Alexander is now an official member of The F.R.E.A.K. Squad -Federal Response to Extra-Sensory and Kindred Supernaturals. A top secret branch of the FBI who hunt the supernatural monsters of society. Taken into the group after she almost killed her brother, Bea has learned to control her gift and finally finds acceptance among others like herself.

Her second case requires her to get up close and personal with her very own resident stalker, the vampire, Oliver. They are headed to Dallas to investigate a series of disappearances involving a band of rogue vampires. Their cover? Oliver and Bea will pose as husband and wife. As Oliver’s attempts to make this a marriage with all the benefits and leaves Bea feeling a little heated in her bustier, an old enemy of Oliver’s will come calling and leave Bea with an important decision to make.

 

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I’m reviewing Mind Over Monsters by Jennifer Harlow at Smexybooks

Mind Over Monsters (F.R.E.A.K. Squad Investigation #1) by Jennifer Harlow
Urban Fantasy
Paperback
October 8, 2011
Midnight Ink

Favorite Quote: “You brought me cake and drugs? If you included Casablanca, I’d have to marry you.”

The supernaturals’ are out and about but for Beatrice Alexander, being a "freak" isn't cool. Abandoned by her mother because of her talents, Bea was raised by her grandmother. When her brother's acidic comments finally hit home, Bea's out of control powers manifest and almost kill him. Bea wakes up in the hospital and meets Dr. Black. Dr. Black assures her she is not alone and convinces her to join his top secret team of people who, like her, are gifted. The F.R.E.A.K. Squad-Federal Response to Extra-Sensory and Kindred Supernaturals-is a top secret  branch of the FBI who hunt the supernatural monsters of society. Bea agrees to give it a shot and soon finds herself in a sequestered in Kansas, and making the best of her induction into the F.R.E.A.K. squad.  Bea's first case involves unidentified remains that appear to have been "eaten" by wild animals. Further investigation revels zombies are being used as murder weapons. Armed with her machete, plenty of snark, and two gorgeous men, Bea takes on a mastermind who's terrifying secret makes her wonder who the real monsters are.

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