Trust is a dangerous business.
Some people still call Kat Redding by her hunter name: Lady Death. But she’s not eager to see more violence brought to her doorstep. The neverending tide of hungry supes and vicious humans doesn’t change the math—sooner or later Kat’s one-vamp battle against the nightmares that infest Columbus is going to leave her dead. And she has innocent people—well, a werewolf and a demon-summoner—depending on her now.
But when a rogue werewolf who’s opted out of the bloodbath is found crucified and mutilated with toxic silver, Kat knows she’ll be tangling again with the dangerous Pureblood murderers of the cult of the Left Hand. She already has an undead countess blackmailing her into taking out the city’s garbage and a demon playing with her head. Add to that her serious suspicions about changes at the house of her uneasy ally Jonathan Alucard, werewolf denmaster, and Kat might have finally gotten in danger so deep, not even Lady Death can survive… - from Amazon.com
I received this copy from the publisher for free, in exchange for a review, through Netgalley.
This is the fourth book in the Kat Redding series. It continues the story line created in book one, adding more drama to Kat's life in the form of problems, obstacles, and people that try to get too close to her. This time around, the Left Hand has closed in, jealousy raises it's head with a new member to the Luna Cult Clan, and Beligral has again made an offer that Kat is not sure she can turn down. While spinning from one issue to another, Kat is also learning how to be human again, by being more open and willing to share problems.
Moore, in my opinion, has done a great job in a series, leaving an opening for more (there was an excerpt for the next book)that grabbed my attention and kept me interested. Much of the plot line was not easily figured out as I read, and the though the characters seem too 'good' when they are good, and just 'evil' when they are bad guys, the read was still enjoyable.
This is the fourth book in the Kat Redding series. It continues the story line created in book one, adding more drama to Kat's life in the form of problems, obstacles, and people that try to get too close to her. This time around, the Left Hand has closed in, jealousy raises it's head with a new member to the Luna Cult Clan, and Beligral has again made an offer that Kat is not sure she can turn down. While spinning from one issue to another, Kat is also learning how to be human again, by being more open and willing to share problems.
Moore, in my opinion, has done a great job in a series, leaving an opening for more (there was an excerpt for the next book)that grabbed my attention and kept me interested. Much of the plot line was not easily figured out as I read, and the though the characters seem too 'good' when they are good, and just 'evil' when they are bad guys, the read was still enjoyable.
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