Book Review: Angel's Ink

Jocelynn Drake: Angel’s Ink

The idea of warlocks, witches, elves, trolls, minotaur, centaurs, werewolves, and other woodland creatures walking among the 21^st Century neighborhoods is fantastic.

Ms. Drake writes in the sagacity as one ranked in the league of fairy-tales weaved with reality that opens one’s mind to possibilities that the tattoo world was one of amazement as well as great potion.

Gage, the main attraction even though human breaks bonds and becomes part of the Olympians with warlock powers—which he later regrets.

Leaving the Magical Ivory Tower was harder than anyone thought it would be and tried to live among others who shielded themselves under the pretense of human form.

This is a Buyer Beware…a trio to be reckoned with.

Book Review

Maggie Sefton: Deadly Politics

Ms. Sefton tone comes out in this diabolical account of Capitol Hill and many of its diversions that the common people have no idea what really happens—when Power and Money mixes.

Molly Malone once the voice of reasoning during her husband stay in political office and well loved returns to the Hill and its concrete—after many years of avoiding the scandals, the back-stabbings and her own personal heartbreak.

She witnesses this heartbreak once again when her niece is murdered after admitting that she was having an affair with a congressional chief of staff that ruin her career as well as his.

This is a fast moving, motivated novel with the political angle imbedded deeper than this story revealed—with mysterious encounters of future villains of Raynard and Spiner.

One of Sefton’s best with hopes that there will be sequels to the unanswered.

(newly released Sept. 2012)