Demon's Dance: A Witch and a Werewolf Solving Supernatural Crime
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When Lizzie’s asked to find a missing woman, she’s well aware death awaits. What she doesn’t expect to find is a very human pile of skin next the woman’s body. Nor does she expect to be called to a murder scene that has the classic hallmarks of a vampire attack… except the bite marks don’t match any recorded vampire bite.
As the body count grows, Lizzie, Belle, and Aiden struggle to find—and stop—whoever or whatever is behind the atrocities. But there’s an even greater danger on the horizon.
The newly appointed reservation witch has arrived… and it’s someone Lizzie knows.
What everyone is saying about Keri Arthur’s novels:
If you love a romance mixed with demons, danger, touches of humor and filled with wild magic then you have to read DEMON'S DANCE. I am already impatiently waiting for the next in this series. Annetta Sweetko from Fresh Fiction.
Hoo, boy. Deadly Vows is action packed (and humor-filled). Kathy Davie from Books, Movies, Reviews, Oh My! for Deadly Vows
Kick-ass women, strong, smart characters, mysteries, plot, action, a touch of humor and romance. Totally my kind of read. Anne from Books of my Heart for Cursed.
Arthur's well-crafted world and fiery paranormal imagery leave just the right amount of room for emotional relationships and their inherent complications and conflicts. Publisher’s Weekly for Fireborn.
The Lizzie Grace Series:
-Witches and Magic
-Werewolves
-Demons
-Slow Burn Romance
-Paranormal Romance
-Supernatural
-Crime Solving
-Amateur Detective
-Action and Adventure
-Strong Female Lead
Notes et avis
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Keri Arthur, the author of the New York Times bestselling Riley Jenson Guardian series, has now written more than forty-one novels. She’s received several nominations in the Best Contemporary Paranormal category of the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Awards and has won RT’s Career Achievement Award for urban fantasy. She’s also something of a wanna-be photographer, so when she’s not at her computer writing the next book, she can be found somewhere in the Australian countryside taking random photos.
