![]() ![]() For if she’s ever tempted to invoke her demonic birthright, it could accidentally unleash nothing less than Armageddon. Teamed up with her childhood crush, Officer Cody Fairfax, a sexy werewolf on the down-low, Daisy must solve the crime-and keep a tight rein on the darker side of her nature. And as Hel’s enforcer and the designated liaison to the Pemkowet Police Department, it’s up to her to ensure relations between the mundane and eldritch communities run smoothly.īut when a young man from a nearby college drowns-and signs point to eldritch involvement-the town’s booming paranormal tourism trade is at stake. To Daisy Johanssen, fathered by an incubus and raised by a single mother, it’s home. The Midwestern resort town of Pemkowet boasts a diverse population: eccentric locals, wealthy summer people, and tourists by the busload-not to mention fairies, sprites, vampires, naiads, ogres, and a whole host of eldritch folk, presided over by Hel, a reclusive Norse goddess. (Personally, I'm rooting for the ghoul/fallen. ![]() The story is pretty fast paced and several love interests have been introduced. Her heart is absolutely in the right place. ![]() The heroine isn't the most 'mature' individual, but she is likable and best of all believable. I saw it on io9, added it to my to-read list. “Jacqueline Carey proves her versatility with this compelling and delightful piece of urban fantasy.”-#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Charlaine Harris This is the first time that I've read anything by Jacqueline Carey. Dark Currents, the anticipated debut to Jacqueline Carey’s new urban fantasy series Agent of Hel, got my attention back when it first came out. ![]()
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