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Demon Hunters Wanted #2
Rebel Witch
“Demon slayers, a kick-ass heroine who’s as funny as she is fierce, and a hot enemies-to-lovers romance? Yes, please!”
I’m ready to start fresh.
I mean, who wouldn’t be after defeating demons at a rave sent there by my criminal mastermind parents?
I could use a vaca. Instead, I get a job.
But, I can’t complain. I’ve been hired as a full-time demon hunter for the best agency in the country. I’ve finally landed my dream job. There’s only one little problem.
Dax Murphy is my boss.
The same Dax Murphy who tricked me, drugged me, and seduced me into thinking he was the best thing since sliced bread. What the hell was I thinking, getting hot and heavy with him? Dax isn’t even that sexy. Who likes eight-pack abs, sparkling blue eyes, immeasurable wealth, and great power, anyway?
Sure, I can secretly hate him while I do my job. The agency is going to need me, too, once demons begin popping up that can conjure magic. That shouldn’t be happening, and I have a feeling my outlaw parents are involved.
Soon, people in our agency start going belly up, and what I think is a routine investigation turns into a fight for our lives. When Dax and I are trapped together in an evil playscape, only my undeveloped magic stands between us and oblivion. And time is running out.
If you like K.F. Breen, Patricia Briggs, Faith Hunter, Laurell K. Hamilton, Shannon Mayer, Kim Harrison, Ilona Andrews, Dannika Dark, and Jennifer Estep, you’ll enjoy this wildly fun, enemies-to-lovers Urban Fantasy.
I’m ready to start fresh.
I mean, who wouldn’t be after defeating demons at a rave sent there by my criminal mastermind parents?
I could use a vaca. Instead, I get a job.
But, I can’t complain. I’ve been hired as a full-time demon hunter for the best agency in the country. I’ve finally landed my dream job. There’s only one little problem.
Dax Murphy is my boss.
The same Dax Murphy who tricked me, drugged me, and seduced me into thinking he was the best thing since sliced bread. What the hell was I thinking, getting hot and heavy with him? Dax isn’t even that sexy. Who likes eight-pack abs, sparkling blue eyes, immeasurable wealth, and great power, anyway?
Sure, I can secretly hate him while I do my job. The agency is going to need me, too, once demons begin popping up that can conjure magic. That shouldn’t be happening, and I have a feeling my outlaw parents are involved.
Soon, people in our agency start going belly up, and what I think is a routine investigation turns into a fight for our lives. When Dax and I are trapped together in an evil playscape, only my undeveloped magic stands between us and oblivion. And time is running out.
If you like K.F. Breen, Patricia Briggs, Faith Hunter, Laurell K. Hamilton, Shannon Mayer, Kim Harrison, Ilona Andrews, Dannika Dark, and Jennifer Estep, you’ll enjoy this wildly fun, enemies-to-lovers Urban Fantasy.
212 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 18, 2021
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Katie French
62 books411 followersKatie French is an Amazon best-selling author in Young Adult dystopian romance. Her book, The Breeders, has had nearly 50,000 downloads and counting and was a semi-finalist in the 2014 Kindle Book Awards. It's currently free on Amazon. She also has a kids series starting with Portia Parrott and the Great Kitten Rescue for ages 5-9.
She works as a high school English teacher, a job that she loves even when it exhausts her. In her free time she writes manically, reads great books, and takes care of her two beautiful and crazy children. She aspires to spend as much time in yoga pants as possible. You can join her mailing list at www.katiefrenchbooks.com and receive two free full-length novels. Contact her at katie@katiefrenchbooks.com.
She works as a high school English teacher, a job that she loves even when it exhausts her. In her free time she writes manically, reads great books, and takes care of her two beautiful and crazy children. She aspires to spend as much time in yoga pants as possible. You can join her mailing list at www.katiefrenchbooks.com and receive two free full-length novels. Contact her at katie@katiefrenchbooks.com.
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February 24, 2021
In the previous instalment, Winter’s true identity was revealed. Not only were her parents a major driving force behind the Viceroys, but Frankie’s parents were in league with them too. Luckily Winter and her team were able to thwart a crucial stage of their plan to unleash demons on innocent people. While Frankie’s parents were arrested by the Magical Law Enforcement agency and later sent to prison, Winter’s parents were able to escape although not before her mother unlocked Winter’s magic which had been suppressed by her husband when Winter was a child.
A month has now past with little activity from the Viceroys. Thanks to Lawrence Chambers convincing the M.L.E to drop the charges against her, Winter and Frankie are now working for the supernatural investigation agency headed by Dax Murphy. Winter has moved into Frankie’s parental home but despite Frankie’s help, has made little progress in gaining momentum on the inconsistent nature of her powers.
Meanwhile Dax has acquired an important file that could make all the difference in their fight against the Viceroys. Unfortunately an attack on the agency results in the file being taken as well as the death of a colleague leaving the team reeling. In their search for answers the team seek out Evanora, the candy witch who was in league with the Viceroys and was also responsible for poisoning Chambers. Unfortunately the team fail to realise that one of their own has been compromised, and are instead being led into a trap designed by the Viceroy’s to take out Winter once and for all..
Rebel Witch is the second compelling instalment of the Demon Hunters Wanted series. With witty dialogue, colourful distinctive characters and action interspersed throughout from beginning to end, this book has all the trappings that reel the reader in in and have them anxiously turning the pages.
Told from the perspective of Winter and Dax, the story picks up a month after the first book. We see a conflicted Dax, despite his secret, doing everything in his power to ensure that Winter stays safe. When the agency comes under attack by a demon capable of conjuring magic, however, the team realise they have a new threat on their hands. Unfortunately their search for answers, results in the team becoming separated and Winter and Dax trapped in a magical realm. Now the two must put aside their differences and work together to rescue their friends.
Winter’s development over the course of both books has been interesting. Gone is the impulsive, audacious recluse of the first book and in her place is someone who has carved out a place for herself at the agency by forming a genuine attachment to her friends. Her camaraderie with Frankie in particular, has been one of the many highlights of this series for me.
This was a fast paced, engaging sequel and I’m looking forward to exploring what the author has in mind for Winter and the gang in the third instalment. Ideal for fans of urban fantasy enemies to lovers romance, witches, vampires, sorcerers, secret societies and magical realms.
A month has now past with little activity from the Viceroys. Thanks to Lawrence Chambers convincing the M.L.E to drop the charges against her, Winter and Frankie are now working for the supernatural investigation agency headed by Dax Murphy. Winter has moved into Frankie’s parental home but despite Frankie’s help, has made little progress in gaining momentum on the inconsistent nature of her powers.
Meanwhile Dax has acquired an important file that could make all the difference in their fight against the Viceroys. Unfortunately an attack on the agency results in the file being taken as well as the death of a colleague leaving the team reeling. In their search for answers the team seek out Evanora, the candy witch who was in league with the Viceroys and was also responsible for poisoning Chambers. Unfortunately the team fail to realise that one of their own has been compromised, and are instead being led into a trap designed by the Viceroy’s to take out Winter once and for all..
Rebel Witch is the second compelling instalment of the Demon Hunters Wanted series. With witty dialogue, colourful distinctive characters and action interspersed throughout from beginning to end, this book has all the trappings that reel the reader in in and have them anxiously turning the pages.
Told from the perspective of Winter and Dax, the story picks up a month after the first book. We see a conflicted Dax, despite his secret, doing everything in his power to ensure that Winter stays safe. When the agency comes under attack by a demon capable of conjuring magic, however, the team realise they have a new threat on their hands. Unfortunately their search for answers, results in the team becoming separated and Winter and Dax trapped in a magical realm. Now the two must put aside their differences and work together to rescue their friends.
Winter’s development over the course of both books has been interesting. Gone is the impulsive, audacious recluse of the first book and in her place is someone who has carved out a place for herself at the agency by forming a genuine attachment to her friends. Her camaraderie with Frankie in particular, has been one of the many highlights of this series for me.
This was a fast paced, engaging sequel and I’m looking forward to exploring what the author has in mind for Winter and the gang in the third instalment. Ideal for fans of urban fantasy enemies to lovers romance, witches, vampires, sorcerers, secret societies and magical realms.
February 15, 2021
Another great Winter the Witch story, snarky as always. She just wants vacation but her boss needs her help, big time. Short but loads of action. Loved it.
October 9, 2024
Allez zou ! Le deuxième tome a été avalé, un peu plus lentement que le premier je dois bien l'avouer. Pourquoi ? Ah, ça je vous le raconte plus tard. Pour l'heure, place au fait qu'il s'agisse du deuxième volet de cette trilogie et que j'ai beaucoup apprécier retrouver Winter et Dax dans cette suite qui promettait des étincelles. Oh, il y en a eu, pas de souci de ce côté, juste que le rythme s'est ralenti sur... une journée en quelque sorte et que j'aime quand cela bouge un peu plus. Mais au moins j'ai une autre vision de Dax et c'est pas mal dans son style. Un livre qui a été lu dans le cadre de ma Valou (encore un challenge oui, mais pas grave, je suis abonnée aux challenges en cette année) et cela me fait sortir mes bébés qui dormaient depuis un peu trop longtemps. La couverture est toujours aussi belle, dans les mêmes tons que la première, avec cette Winter que je n'aimerais pas avoir comme ennemie, surtout vu son caractère. La plume reste dans la légèreté avec une héroïne qui adore dire des blagues, en faire, pour dédramatiser souvent les situations qui sont tout de même parfois bien glauques. En même temps quand on sait qui nous traque, il vaut mieux trouver des parades pour éviter de penser à cela ! Un deuxième tome qui suit le premier, sans saut dans le temps, avec une attaque de tapis, c'est qu'un tapis cela peut être dangereux, un démon qui en veut à la peau de notre Winter et une morte, plus morte que morte car devenue violette en un claquement de doigts.
Je vous passe les détails du premier tome, avec Winter qui doit se battre pour rester en vie à cause de vous savez qui et si vous ne savez pas, lisez le premier tome. Normal pour comprendre le début, me diriez-vous ! Tout ça pour dire que Dax a pris LA place qu'il fallait pour être au premier plan et pas avec les lettres de l’alphabet entre le P et le R, loin de là, même si cela pourrait le démanger un peu. Non, il est coincé et ne peut pas se soustraire à cette forme de chantage exercée contre lui et sa famille. Alors lorsque Winter (merci le résumé qui vous raconte pas mal de choses, ça aide à comprendre pour ceux et celles qui le désirent) décide qu'il y a une entourloupe, elle agit et ce n'est jamais dans le bon sens. Il faut dire que Dax est Le patron, mais pour une agence contre les démons, envoyer une bonne équipe pour ne pas dire la mémoire à la chasse aux fantômes, c'est louche. Forcément, plus l'enquête passe plus Winter se pose de sacrées questions et en moins de temps qu'il n'en faut, le piège est ferré. Impossible pour eux deux, Frankie la meilleure des sorcières, Jason celui qui mange tout ce qui passe à sa portée et même plus que cela, (vu qu'il utilise la magie pour amener la nourriture à sa bouche) et bien un ou deux personnages en plus qui ne vont pas s'amuser tout de suite. Des forces obscures sont toujours à l’œuvre et impossible de leurs échapper ! Pas de bol, je dirais bien la famille, mais il faut savoir que celle de ces quatre-là... Autant l'avouer, aucun de nos personnages n'a de chance côté famille (trahison, vengeance, pouvoirs occultes, etc, etc, de quoi alimenter tout le quartier des démons rien qu'en penser !)
J'ai trouvé moins de révélations par rapport au premier tome et moins d'actions aussi. Nous en avons, mais en plus petite quantité. Les méninges se prennent dans un labyrinthe complexe et il s'agit plus de réfléchi que de combattre, ce qui m'a quelque peu moins emballée. Passé ce bémol, les relations entre les personnages s'intensifient. Nous avons un peu moins de secrets, un peu pus d'entraide et surtout des émotions qui ressortent. Dax est capable de garder son masque longtemps, mais lorsqu'il tombe, cet homme fait peur pour quiconque aurait peur de s'attacher. Le passé d'une personne n'est jamais linéaire, il y a toujours des hauts, des bas et pour Winter, les bas ont été si souvent qu'elle ne sait pas s'attacher, de peur de souffrir. Un gros travail va devoir se faire, mais cela ne sera pas pour tout de suite. Elle va devoir sauver ses fesses une fois de plus, comprendre qui veut sa peau (et ce n'est pas le premier démon qui aura tenté de la faire passer de l'autre côté qui avait toutes les réponses) et accessoirement sauver ses collègues, amis. Et surement un peu plus au final. J'adore le rôle de la Sorcière aux bonbons, elle me fait trop penser à celle d'Hansel et Gretel en version édulcorée. C'est un rôle de composition qui lui va à merveille, car ne jouant pas sur tous les tableaux, elle garde ses convictions et si une personne qu'elle apprécie énormément est de son côté opposé, cela ne l'empêche pas de la sauver. C'est particulier, certes et surtout elle n'a pas tous les pouvoirs, mais qu'est-ce qu'elle est douée ! Et folle aussi, mais ne le dites pas trop fort. Question pouvoir eh bien Winter n'en même pas large, elle n'arrive pas à contrôler, à s'en servir et il lui faut une émotion forte pour tout arrêter, mais est-ce que cela va suffire ? Mystère et boule de gommes !
Dans les personnages, ce que j'ai moins aimé, c'est le coté loufoque de Winter, surtout face à un vampire. Cette partie, je n'ai pas compris le pourquoi du comment, mais passons, par contre j'ai adoré les autres évolutions, même si Jason est resté le même. Il est toujours à leurs côtés, Frankie prête à aider et à se montrer d'une certaine manière, quant à ceux qui y passent, c'est vraiment pas dommage, je ne les appréciais pas forcément. Dax montre un autre côté de lui, son fameux côté sombre est bien présent et même si nous savions déjà le pourquoi il fait ce qu'il fait, enfin sur un point précis du plan tout sauf entre le P et le R, nous le comprenons plus facilement. Être tiraillé ainsi n'est pas évident et tenter de jouer plusieurs jeux, tel un espion à choix multiples va lui faire perdre son auréole qu'il n'avait pas d'ailleurs depuis le début. C'est un tome qui est pas mal centré sur Winter et Dax dans le sens où ils se retrouvent bloqués, ensemble et que l'issue de leur "mission" sera fatale pour normalement Winter, mais rien ne se passe comme les méchants le voudraient, pas vrai ? J'aurai aimé voir le côté féminin du mal, comme dans le premier et comprendre un peu plus sur son cas, peut-être que nous en saurons plus dans le dernier, vu comment se termine ce récit. D'ailleurs, tout va se faire chambouler, des complots ne sont jamais vraiment terminés et par-dessus tout, nous comprenons surtout que le dernier tome va bien porter son titre : Hors-la-loi. Bon d'accord, cela lui correspond bien, mais quand on planifie déjà une tentative pareille en fin de tome, il est certain que cela donne envie, pas vrai ? Entre les deux, oui oui je vous vois venir bande de petits filous, ils ne s’aiment pas, ils ne s'apprécient pas, mais ils se cherchent tout de même, un peu, beaucoup passionnément ! Ah oui, merci pour ne pas avoir mis de scènes d'intimité, surtout là, non, mais j'aurai râlé, enfin plus que ce que j'ai râlé, mdr. Comment dans une situation pareille on peut penser à ça ?
En conclusion, ce deuxième tome n'a pas rempli toutes les cases que j'attendais, mais il y a du bon. La lecture est rapide, car l'humour de notre Winter donne le ton. Les méchants se posent bien là. Les descriptions du lieu où nous nous trouvons longtemps j'aime, beaucoup ! L'évolution de Dax qui montre bien le pourquoi il est ainsi et donc le chantage exercé sur lui. Les dons de Winter qui n'en font qu'à leur tête (cela change de la demoiselle qui est capable de tout sans rien apprendre, ça fait du bien). Alors oui, un peu moins d'actions, plus de réflexions, et de manipulations en tout genre, des révélations qui ne sont pas des surprises, mais, mais, mais, nous avons une fin digne de cette trilogie avec LA confrontation attendue et... Ah non, ça je ne dévoile rien de plus ! À vous de le découvrir.
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Je vous passe les détails du premier tome, avec Winter qui doit se battre pour rester en vie à cause de vous savez qui et si vous ne savez pas, lisez le premier tome. Normal pour comprendre le début, me diriez-vous ! Tout ça pour dire que Dax a pris LA place qu'il fallait pour être au premier plan et pas avec les lettres de l’alphabet entre le P et le R, loin de là, même si cela pourrait le démanger un peu. Non, il est coincé et ne peut pas se soustraire à cette forme de chantage exercée contre lui et sa famille. Alors lorsque Winter (merci le résumé qui vous raconte pas mal de choses, ça aide à comprendre pour ceux et celles qui le désirent) décide qu'il y a une entourloupe, elle agit et ce n'est jamais dans le bon sens. Il faut dire que Dax est Le patron, mais pour une agence contre les démons, envoyer une bonne équipe pour ne pas dire la mémoire à la chasse aux fantômes, c'est louche. Forcément, plus l'enquête passe plus Winter se pose de sacrées questions et en moins de temps qu'il n'en faut, le piège est ferré. Impossible pour eux deux, Frankie la meilleure des sorcières, Jason celui qui mange tout ce qui passe à sa portée et même plus que cela, (vu qu'il utilise la magie pour amener la nourriture à sa bouche) et bien un ou deux personnages en plus qui ne vont pas s'amuser tout de suite. Des forces obscures sont toujours à l’œuvre et impossible de leurs échapper ! Pas de bol, je dirais bien la famille, mais il faut savoir que celle de ces quatre-là... Autant l'avouer, aucun de nos personnages n'a de chance côté famille (trahison, vengeance, pouvoirs occultes, etc, etc, de quoi alimenter tout le quartier des démons rien qu'en penser !)
J'ai trouvé moins de révélations par rapport au premier tome et moins d'actions aussi. Nous en avons, mais en plus petite quantité. Les méninges se prennent dans un labyrinthe complexe et il s'agit plus de réfléchi que de combattre, ce qui m'a quelque peu moins emballée. Passé ce bémol, les relations entre les personnages s'intensifient. Nous avons un peu moins de secrets, un peu pus d'entraide et surtout des émotions qui ressortent. Dax est capable de garder son masque longtemps, mais lorsqu'il tombe, cet homme fait peur pour quiconque aurait peur de s'attacher. Le passé d'une personne n'est jamais linéaire, il y a toujours des hauts, des bas et pour Winter, les bas ont été si souvent qu'elle ne sait pas s'attacher, de peur de souffrir. Un gros travail va devoir se faire, mais cela ne sera pas pour tout de suite. Elle va devoir sauver ses fesses une fois de plus, comprendre qui veut sa peau (et ce n'est pas le premier démon qui aura tenté de la faire passer de l'autre côté qui avait toutes les réponses) et accessoirement sauver ses collègues, amis. Et surement un peu plus au final. J'adore le rôle de la Sorcière aux bonbons, elle me fait trop penser à celle d'Hansel et Gretel en version édulcorée. C'est un rôle de composition qui lui va à merveille, car ne jouant pas sur tous les tableaux, elle garde ses convictions et si une personne qu'elle apprécie énormément est de son côté opposé, cela ne l'empêche pas de la sauver. C'est particulier, certes et surtout elle n'a pas tous les pouvoirs, mais qu'est-ce qu'elle est douée ! Et folle aussi, mais ne le dites pas trop fort. Question pouvoir eh bien Winter n'en même pas large, elle n'arrive pas à contrôler, à s'en servir et il lui faut une émotion forte pour tout arrêter, mais est-ce que cela va suffire ? Mystère et boule de gommes !
Dans les personnages, ce que j'ai moins aimé, c'est le coté loufoque de Winter, surtout face à un vampire. Cette partie, je n'ai pas compris le pourquoi du comment, mais passons, par contre j'ai adoré les autres évolutions, même si Jason est resté le même. Il est toujours à leurs côtés, Frankie prête à aider et à se montrer d'une certaine manière, quant à ceux qui y passent, c'est vraiment pas dommage, je ne les appréciais pas forcément. Dax montre un autre côté de lui, son fameux côté sombre est bien présent et même si nous savions déjà le pourquoi il fait ce qu'il fait, enfin sur un point précis du plan tout sauf entre le P et le R, nous le comprenons plus facilement. Être tiraillé ainsi n'est pas évident et tenter de jouer plusieurs jeux, tel un espion à choix multiples va lui faire perdre son auréole qu'il n'avait pas d'ailleurs depuis le début. C'est un tome qui est pas mal centré sur Winter et Dax dans le sens où ils se retrouvent bloqués, ensemble et que l'issue de leur "mission" sera fatale pour normalement Winter, mais rien ne se passe comme les méchants le voudraient, pas vrai ? J'aurai aimé voir le côté féminin du mal, comme dans le premier et comprendre un peu plus sur son cas, peut-être que nous en saurons plus dans le dernier, vu comment se termine ce récit. D'ailleurs, tout va se faire chambouler, des complots ne sont jamais vraiment terminés et par-dessus tout, nous comprenons surtout que le dernier tome va bien porter son titre : Hors-la-loi. Bon d'accord, cela lui correspond bien, mais quand on planifie déjà une tentative pareille en fin de tome, il est certain que cela donne envie, pas vrai ? Entre les deux, oui oui je vous vois venir bande de petits filous, ils ne s’aiment pas, ils ne s'apprécient pas, mais ils se cherchent tout de même, un peu, beaucoup passionnément ! Ah oui, merci pour ne pas avoir mis de scènes d'intimité, surtout là, non, mais j'aurai râlé, enfin plus que ce que j'ai râlé, mdr. Comment dans une situation pareille on peut penser à ça ?
En conclusion, ce deuxième tome n'a pas rempli toutes les cases que j'attendais, mais il y a du bon. La lecture est rapide, car l'humour de notre Winter donne le ton. Les méchants se posent bien là. Les descriptions du lieu où nous nous trouvons longtemps j'aime, beaucoup ! L'évolution de Dax qui montre bien le pourquoi il est ainsi et donc le chantage exercé sur lui. Les dons de Winter qui n'en font qu'à leur tête (cela change de la demoiselle qui est capable de tout sans rien apprendre, ça fait du bien). Alors oui, un peu moins d'actions, plus de réflexions, et de manipulations en tout genre, des révélations qui ne sont pas des surprises, mais, mais, mais, nous avons une fin digne de cette trilogie avec LA confrontation attendue et... Ah non, ça je ne dévoile rien de plus ! À vous de le découvrir.
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February 14, 2024
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3.75/5
En avril dernier, je découvrais le premier tome de cette trilogie d'Urban Fantasy qui s'annonçait particulièrement intéressante. Alors bien sur, il fallait que je poursuive sur ma lancée. Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas encore, on est sur quelque chose de léger en termes d'univers, un peu à la Ivy Wilde (Helen Harper) avec une héroine qui aime faire des blagues et se retrouve dans des situations pas possibles. Son boulot ? Eliminer les démons. Mais quand son propre père est l'ennemi numéro un, il est parfois difficile de mener a bien des missions ne pas avoir tout un tas d'ennuis à ses trousses.
Ce second tome reprend où on s'est arrêté après le premier. Quelques petits rappels par-ci par-là et nous revoilà plonger avec facilité dans l'univers de l'autrice avec toujours cette dose d'humour et ce côté léger. Notre héroine solitaire s'est forgée quelques relations (amicales et professionnelles) et a encore bien du mal à savoir sur quel pied danser avec son ex-collègue Dax, devenu le patron mais aussi celui qui la fait secrètement (ou pas) légèrement craquer. Mais, les secrets tout comme les trahisons sont de mises. Et nos personnages pourraient bien se bruler les ailes.
Qui dit nouveau tome, dit nouvelle affaire mais toujours ce fil conducteur, à savoir la magie de Winter et son paternel qui fait des siennes. J'ai apprécié l'ensemble et le fait que tout ne soit pas si simple pour Winter dans l'apprentissage de sa magie. Eh oui, même avec de l'entrainement, ça demande du temps pour éviter des loupés. Mais cela donne lieu a des scènes assez drôles et son côté miss Catastrophe ressort pas mal. Ce tome est un brin différent du premier de part ce dans quoi nos personnages s'aventure. Et si Dax et Winter vont se retrouver pour l'essentiel, à deux, ils vont devoir affronter des rebondissements pour le moins... assez loufoques. Un petit côté Alice au pays des merveilles par moment avec des choses complètement barrés. On ne s'ennuie pas c'est clair mais on perd le côté sérieux et l'urgence de la situation je trouve.
Côté romance, nous sommes toujours dans un Enemies-to-lovers, sur ce point loin, c'est assez clair pour nous, lecteurs, puisqu'avec quelques chapitres du point de vue de Dax, on sait que les secrets sont entre nos deux personnages. Et ça reste assez slow-burn même s'il y a eu une avancée significative dans leur relation. Pas de spicy en revanche, nous sommes sur un closed-door. Et j'avoue qu'il m'a manqué un truc dans leur relation, on ne ressent pas tellement l'intimité entre eux, alors que je trouvais que ça se ressentait plus dans le premier tome. Et en même temps, Winter est plutôt du genre catégorique sur certaines choses. A voir donc quant au troisième volet.
En conclusion, une très bonne suite. Une lecture très rapide, avec une plume fluide et peu de temps mort. Une confrontation tant attendue, des révélations tout du long et du potentiel quant à la suite. J'ai préféré le premier tome d'un point de vue ambiance, qui était plus pressante alors qu'ici on est davantage sur du léger mais je suis vraiment curieuse de clôturer cette trilogie et j'ai quelques attentes pour cette conclusion.
3.75/5
En avril dernier, je découvrais le premier tome de cette trilogie d'Urban Fantasy qui s'annonçait particulièrement intéressante. Alors bien sur, il fallait que je poursuive sur ma lancée. Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas encore, on est sur quelque chose de léger en termes d'univers, un peu à la Ivy Wilde (Helen Harper) avec une héroine qui aime faire des blagues et se retrouve dans des situations pas possibles. Son boulot ? Eliminer les démons. Mais quand son propre père est l'ennemi numéro un, il est parfois difficile de mener a bien des missions ne pas avoir tout un tas d'ennuis à ses trousses.
Ce second tome reprend où on s'est arrêté après le premier. Quelques petits rappels par-ci par-là et nous revoilà plonger avec facilité dans l'univers de l'autrice avec toujours cette dose d'humour et ce côté léger. Notre héroine solitaire s'est forgée quelques relations (amicales et professionnelles) et a encore bien du mal à savoir sur quel pied danser avec son ex-collègue Dax, devenu le patron mais aussi celui qui la fait secrètement (ou pas) légèrement craquer. Mais, les secrets tout comme les trahisons sont de mises. Et nos personnages pourraient bien se bruler les ailes.
Qui dit nouveau tome, dit nouvelle affaire mais toujours ce fil conducteur, à savoir la magie de Winter et son paternel qui fait des siennes. J'ai apprécié l'ensemble et le fait que tout ne soit pas si simple pour Winter dans l'apprentissage de sa magie. Eh oui, même avec de l'entrainement, ça demande du temps pour éviter des loupés. Mais cela donne lieu a des scènes assez drôles et son côté miss Catastrophe ressort pas mal. Ce tome est un brin différent du premier de part ce dans quoi nos personnages s'aventure. Et si Dax et Winter vont se retrouver pour l'essentiel, à deux, ils vont devoir affronter des rebondissements pour le moins... assez loufoques. Un petit côté Alice au pays des merveilles par moment avec des choses complètement barrés. On ne s'ennuie pas c'est clair mais on perd le côté sérieux et l'urgence de la situation je trouve.
Côté romance, nous sommes toujours dans un Enemies-to-lovers, sur ce point loin, c'est assez clair pour nous, lecteurs, puisqu'avec quelques chapitres du point de vue de Dax, on sait que les secrets sont entre nos deux personnages. Et ça reste assez slow-burn même s'il y a eu une avancée significative dans leur relation. Pas de spicy en revanche, nous sommes sur un closed-door. Et j'avoue qu'il m'a manqué un truc dans leur relation, on ne ressent pas tellement l'intimité entre eux, alors que je trouvais que ça se ressentait plus dans le premier tome. Et en même temps, Winter est plutôt du genre catégorique sur certaines choses. A voir donc quant au troisième volet.
En conclusion, une très bonne suite. Une lecture très rapide, avec une plume fluide et peu de temps mort. Une confrontation tant attendue, des révélations tout du long et du potentiel quant à la suite. J'ai préféré le premier tome d'un point de vue ambiance, qui était plus pressante alors qu'ici on est davantage sur du léger mais je suis vraiment curieuse de clôturer cette trilogie et j'ai quelques attentes pour cette conclusion.
February 25, 2021
After the fallout from the previous book, Winter appreciates actually having a job hunting demons given her background and her criminal parents, but she is kinda miffed that Dax (basically her arch nemesis) is her new boss. Now that her magic has been unlocked, she is attempting to figure out her skills, but it is a slow frustrating process that Winter has no patience for. But she may need her powers sooner than she expected with a familiar danger circling around.
This was another action packed installment in the Demon Hunters Wanted series, full of crazy scenarios (seriously, a candy witch with gingerbread men, a rock candy castle and a Labyrinth style maze quest?? Yes please!), uncontrolled magic, secrets, tons of snark and a dash of heartbreak. The author is fabulous at also creating endings to leave me hanging with giant reveals that make me desperate for the next book. Rebel Witch was easy to get lost in, something I read and enjoyed in a single weekend, the pacing just about perfect causing me to read "just one more chapter" until I hit the end. This series is perfect for anyone who likes snarky characters that take nothing seriously, crazy magical scenarios that you could never predict what happens next, odd couple friendships you just want to root for, and a fun kind of Urban Fantasy world with demons and action.
This was another action packed installment in the Demon Hunters Wanted series, full of crazy scenarios (seriously, a candy witch with gingerbread men, a rock candy castle and a Labyrinth style maze quest?? Yes please!), uncontrolled magic, secrets, tons of snark and a dash of heartbreak. The author is fabulous at also creating endings to leave me hanging with giant reveals that make me desperate for the next book. Rebel Witch was easy to get lost in, something I read and enjoyed in a single weekend, the pacing just about perfect causing me to read "just one more chapter" until I hit the end. This series is perfect for anyone who likes snarky characters that take nothing seriously, crazy magical scenarios that you could never predict what happens next, odd couple friendships you just want to root for, and a fun kind of Urban Fantasy world with demons and action.
February 10, 2021
“Rebel Witch” is the second installment in the “Demon Hunters Wanted Trilogy” by Katie French, a NA paranormal romance science fantasy
Winter Davenport is back, she would rather take a break and go on a holiday trip and start anew, but is not to be. Dax Murphy (her boss) has a new assignment for her, and Dax is trouble, with capital T, a trickster of the worst (and best) kind. But Winter loves her job, working full-time for the best demon hunter agency in the country is her dream job, despite of Dax, thus… here she goes again, hunting for demons able to conjure magic, they shouldn’t but they do, and her parents seem to be involved, again… it’s a dirty demon hunter job, but someone has to do it. However, to be trapped with Dax in the evil dimension wasn’t in the contract.
This is a delightful urban science fantasy series, fast-paced, action-packed, with a capable, witty, strong, and sassy main character, whose only flaw is her out-of-control-attraction to Dax, but – in her defense – the guy is paranormal kryptonite.
Winter Davenport is back, she would rather take a break and go on a holiday trip and start anew, but is not to be. Dax Murphy (her boss) has a new assignment for her, and Dax is trouble, with capital T, a trickster of the worst (and best) kind. But Winter loves her job, working full-time for the best demon hunter agency in the country is her dream job, despite of Dax, thus… here she goes again, hunting for demons able to conjure magic, they shouldn’t but they do, and her parents seem to be involved, again… it’s a dirty demon hunter job, but someone has to do it. However, to be trapped with Dax in the evil dimension wasn’t in the contract.
This is a delightful urban science fantasy series, fast-paced, action-packed, with a capable, witty, strong, and sassy main character, whose only flaw is her out-of-control-attraction to Dax, but – in her defense – the guy is paranormal kryptonite.
September 2, 2021
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February 26, 2021
Our heroine has a new job, but like everything else, there are a few issues with it. Of course, that needs to be set aside when magic wielding demons start taking out her coworkers.
This is book two of the series, but it does pretty well as a standalone. All the essentials are covered early on.
This is an urban fantasy story with witches, demons and other paranormal critters. The story is very well written, easy to read and highly engaging. The well developed characters and setting sucked me in right at the start and kept me highly entertained throughout. I love a tough and smart heroine with a bit of an attitude and our heroine is all of the above. Add in a fast paced plots with lots of unexpected twists and you have a real winner. Overall, I really enjoyed seeing our heroine again and look forward to more in the future.
Highly recommended.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout for review purposes
This is book two of the series, but it does pretty well as a standalone. All the essentials are covered early on.
This is an urban fantasy story with witches, demons and other paranormal critters. The story is very well written, easy to read and highly engaging. The well developed characters and setting sucked me in right at the start and kept me highly entertained throughout. I love a tough and smart heroine with a bit of an attitude and our heroine is all of the above. Add in a fast paced plots with lots of unexpected twists and you have a real winner. Overall, I really enjoyed seeing our heroine again and look forward to more in the future.
Highly recommended.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout for review purposes
February 23, 2021
If Winter doesn't kill Dax first, they may be a great team!
This book begins with a bang and doesn't slow down. Frankie is more confident, Jason is still Jason, Dax is kind of pompous now he's the boss and Winter still has that chip on her shoulder. Demons are coming after Winter. The Candy Witch is still mad and wants some payback. Oh, and let's don't forget her father. This was a fantastic read. I loved the first and second books and am very excited for the next one. I requested a free advanced reader copy from Booksprout and am under no obligation to leave this review.
This book begins with a bang and doesn't slow down. Frankie is more confident, Jason is still Jason, Dax is kind of pompous now he's the boss and Winter still has that chip on her shoulder. Demons are coming after Winter. The Candy Witch is still mad and wants some payback. Oh, and let's don't forget her father. This was a fantastic read. I loved the first and second books and am very excited for the next one. I requested a free advanced reader copy from Booksprout and am under no obligation to leave this review.
July 14, 2021
The second installment of the Demon Hunters Wanted books picks up a few months after the first book leaves off.
Winters character comes across as more solid in this book. With her confidence in her friendships growing, she is able to make decisions without second guessing if it will out her secrets. Dax's character is given a bit more depth in this book compared to the first one, but I still struggle with liking him. He just feels...boring.
The Candy Witch makes a major appearance in this book and I really enjoyed the darkly whimsical theme her presence brought to the book.
Winters character comes across as more solid in this book. With her confidence in her friendships growing, she is able to make decisions without second guessing if it will out her secrets. Dax's character is given a bit more depth in this book compared to the first one, but I still struggle with liking him. He just feels...boring.
The Candy Witch makes a major appearance in this book and I really enjoyed the darkly whimsical theme her presence brought to the book.
February 14, 2021
This book is a Wow and the snarky witch is back! Winter is now trying to learn witch magic, skills her father had hid on her since she was little. Her mother and father was criminals of the world and created havoc and death wherever they went. So Winter left when was very young and along the way made some good friends with magic. This gets exciting, getting kidnapped in a candy house to finding love. Woo Hoo! Good reading.
February 19, 2021
Hang on Tight . . .
This was an exciting book that I highly recommend and definitely enjoyed. The characters are well defined, some you won’t want to turn your back on, but many are likable. The story line is fast-paced and exciting. The twists and turns keep up the suspense and the reader will love the surprises along the way! Humor is one of my favorite additions, and this book is full of it. Grab your copy and enjoy the adventure. It’s going to be getting even wilder than this!
This was an exciting book that I highly recommend and definitely enjoyed. The characters are well defined, some you won’t want to turn your back on, but many are likable. The story line is fast-paced and exciting. The twists and turns keep up the suspense and the reader will love the surprises along the way! Humor is one of my favorite additions, and this book is full of it. Grab your copy and enjoy the adventure. It’s going to be getting even wilder than this!
February 22, 2021
She has just got her dream job but it will mean working for him. He was the same one who had kidnapped her and so many other things. She know they will need her as her outlaw parents are doing everything they can to bring them all down. Can she stop them? Will she be able to save them all? See how this tale will go
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 14, 2021
This second book in the series left nothing untouched. We got a few small answers still lingering from book 1, but we also got so much more. The chemistry between our FMC and Dax was phenomenal. I disnt know whether I wanted to kiss or kill him! The plot thickened and twisted with a level of intrigue and magic that kept me guessing. The ending was brutally heartbreaking to me in some ways, but it definitely let me know that the story is far from over. This series checks all the boxes in requirements for a must read!
February 19, 2021
If you enjoyed the first book you will be very happy with this second book. The character work was fantastic while the story line was great. I can't wait to see what happens next. This is a very entertaining series.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 25, 2021
At the end of the last book, Winter discovered that she actually has Magic, she had it all along, but her psychopathic Father cast a powerful blocking spell on her, preventing her from using it, as he was worried what she might be capable of. Now with the blocking spell removed, Winter has to try and play catch up, for most people with Magic have been learning how to use it since they were little, Winter has been using it for the last couple of days.
Did anyone say learning curve? And this leads to some amusing parts in the book, especially in the opening sequences when we get to see and learn about Winters attempts at Magic.
It’s a case of, “Hey what’s the worst that could happen, I mean, if she has her fingers in the slightly wrong place, Magic is totally forgiving right?” “Sorry, can you put that fire out yourself, or did you need a Hazmat Team?”
Humour has been used as a key part of this series with exceptional skill, making for a story that is not only really engaging, but a lot of fun to read. French keeps the dialogue between the Characters snappy and alive with sarcasm (especially from Winter), that leaves you either laughing or with a smirk on your face as you whip through this book.
It gives the series a real edge as French is seriously gifted with inserting humour in all the right spots.
Without giving too much away (no spoilers), at the start of this second book, Winter, Frankie and Jason are still trying to get past the events of Book #1, as well as trying to keep their jobs at the agency.
Things have been very strange at the agency, lots of weird incidents, the latest involving a strange little demon that is able to cast magic – something that Demon kind are not supposed to be able to do. Winter soon learns that this is only because her parent are involved.
Several other things occur, (I don’t want to give anything away really), that lead Winter, and her new Boss, Dax Murphy, into a trap designed by a crazy lunatic, one that they will have to fight for their lives to escape.
Winter is still angry at Dax for tricking her into kissing him with magic, but at the same time, has kind of strange thoughts when she looks into his big lovely eyes, right before screaming EWWWWW in her mind remembering she hates Dax Murphy, and then wondering when life got so confusing, and why is she stuck with him in this awful place!!
French does a wonderful job of delving into the minds of both Winter and Dax and giving us great insight into the Characters and their feelings and it is rather hilarious as both of them take a roller coaster ride of emotions about each other and the events going on around them.
It is not just the characters that are exceptional though, French has again created another remarkable world for her characters to play out their story in. The world building is stunning, with rich and stunning detail, incredibly in-depth, intricate details of each of the locations they are at, so that you really feel like you are in each of the places with them, looking around, and seeing what they see, or smelling what they…Ok, too much detail… Oh my god that smells bad…
Seriously, the descriptions are beautifully crafted, French has obviously sat down and not only given it great thought, but put a lot of thought into each of her locations before writing the story, so that she can easily recreate these amazing places for the reader.
The other really amazing aspect of this book that goes with the world building is the magic, and the combat sequences, which are just as extraordinary. French’s magic system is simple and elegant, allowing the reader to follow along with it and be a part of the fun, without it being overly complicated like some Fantasy series are prone to do.
The combat scenes are just amazing, with so much detail that you can visualise each and every movement, spell, and cutting strike. The scenes combine combat and magic to be a gritty portrayal of, at times rather bloody and brutal, fight for your life scenes, in which each of the characters are fighting for their lives and are lucky to come out the other side, if they actually do. Whilst the book has this incredible sense of humour running through it, and this is wound into the combat sequences at times, the fights are ferocious, and vicious, and it is not guaranteed who is going to win, and you find yourself glued to the pages, drinking the words in and literally flipping pages like a fan to find out what happens.
This is a fascinating story, with a lot of intrigue, stunning world building and even better characters. Winter is again struggling to deal with her parents, and this time around, we get to actually hear from Dax Murphy, who has his own issues. Dax is a deeply trouble character, trapped not only by his ego and pride, but also by his deep love and the overriding desire to protect his sister at any cost. This most of all, guides his decisions, and in some cases, guides him in a very ‘wrong’ direction, and into dangerous territory, for him and others.
If you love urban fantasy, clever, well told stories with a wicked sense of humour, and extraordinary characters, you will love this book. Even if you just love a good story, a good mystery, or great world building, this series has something for everyone. Part 3 drops soon, so make sure to get into this series soon, you won’t be disappointed!!
Did anyone say learning curve? And this leads to some amusing parts in the book, especially in the opening sequences when we get to see and learn about Winters attempts at Magic.
It’s a case of, “Hey what’s the worst that could happen, I mean, if she has her fingers in the slightly wrong place, Magic is totally forgiving right?” “Sorry, can you put that fire out yourself, or did you need a Hazmat Team?”
Humour has been used as a key part of this series with exceptional skill, making for a story that is not only really engaging, but a lot of fun to read. French keeps the dialogue between the Characters snappy and alive with sarcasm (especially from Winter), that leaves you either laughing or with a smirk on your face as you whip through this book.
It gives the series a real edge as French is seriously gifted with inserting humour in all the right spots.
Without giving too much away (no spoilers), at the start of this second book, Winter, Frankie and Jason are still trying to get past the events of Book #1, as well as trying to keep their jobs at the agency.
Things have been very strange at the agency, lots of weird incidents, the latest involving a strange little demon that is able to cast magic – something that Demon kind are not supposed to be able to do. Winter soon learns that this is only because her parent are involved.
Several other things occur, (I don’t want to give anything away really), that lead Winter, and her new Boss, Dax Murphy, into a trap designed by a crazy lunatic, one that they will have to fight for their lives to escape.
Winter is still angry at Dax for tricking her into kissing him with magic, but at the same time, has kind of strange thoughts when she looks into his big lovely eyes, right before screaming EWWWWW in her mind remembering she hates Dax Murphy, and then wondering when life got so confusing, and why is she stuck with him in this awful place!!
French does a wonderful job of delving into the minds of both Winter and Dax and giving us great insight into the Characters and their feelings and it is rather hilarious as both of them take a roller coaster ride of emotions about each other and the events going on around them.
It is not just the characters that are exceptional though, French has again created another remarkable world for her characters to play out their story in. The world building is stunning, with rich and stunning detail, incredibly in-depth, intricate details of each of the locations they are at, so that you really feel like you are in each of the places with them, looking around, and seeing what they see, or smelling what they…Ok, too much detail… Oh my god that smells bad…
Seriously, the descriptions are beautifully crafted, French has obviously sat down and not only given it great thought, but put a lot of thought into each of her locations before writing the story, so that she can easily recreate these amazing places for the reader.
The other really amazing aspect of this book that goes with the world building is the magic, and the combat sequences, which are just as extraordinary. French’s magic system is simple and elegant, allowing the reader to follow along with it and be a part of the fun, without it being overly complicated like some Fantasy series are prone to do.
The combat scenes are just amazing, with so much detail that you can visualise each and every movement, spell, and cutting strike. The scenes combine combat and magic to be a gritty portrayal of, at times rather bloody and brutal, fight for your life scenes, in which each of the characters are fighting for their lives and are lucky to come out the other side, if they actually do. Whilst the book has this incredible sense of humour running through it, and this is wound into the combat sequences at times, the fights are ferocious, and vicious, and it is not guaranteed who is going to win, and you find yourself glued to the pages, drinking the words in and literally flipping pages like a fan to find out what happens.
This is a fascinating story, with a lot of intrigue, stunning world building and even better characters. Winter is again struggling to deal with her parents, and this time around, we get to actually hear from Dax Murphy, who has his own issues. Dax is a deeply trouble character, trapped not only by his ego and pride, but also by his deep love and the overriding desire to protect his sister at any cost. This most of all, guides his decisions, and in some cases, guides him in a very ‘wrong’ direction, and into dangerous territory, for him and others.
If you love urban fantasy, clever, well told stories with a wicked sense of humour, and extraordinary characters, you will love this book. Even if you just love a good story, a good mystery, or great world building, this series has something for everyone. Part 3 drops soon, so make sure to get into this series soon, you won’t be disappointed!!
March 2, 2021
Rebel Witch by Katie French is an awesome story that I have loved reading. This is book number two in this awesome series that I have been hooked on since the beginning and I can not wait to read the rest. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about fantasy.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 19, 2021
The Story keeps getting more interesting, Winter's background more intriguing. Her father try's to kill her and her friends rally to help. Really enjoying these books looking forward to next one.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 20, 2021
Out of all the types of books I like reading this one is my favorite kind. The last ones were great and so was this one!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 21, 2021
A very entertaining story with a snarky heroine. The story and characters are well written, filled with suspense and plot twists to keep readers engaged. A must read.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
March 11, 2021
Ass kicking good time
I thought this book and second in a series was a wild good time. Winter is the heroin of this series and knows how to kick ass as well as have a snarky sense of humor while battling demons and evil family members. A must read by Katie French.
I thought this book and second in a series was a wild good time. Winter is the heroin of this series and knows how to kick ass as well as have a snarky sense of humor while battling demons and evil family members. A must read by Katie French.
April 10, 2021
Fun & fast read
This series has really drawn me in. It is a fun read that has kept me reading to see what Winter is going to do next. I like the main characters and I especially love Winter’s crazy antics.
This series has really drawn me in. It is a fun read that has kept me reading to see what Winter is going to do next. I like the main characters and I especially love Winter’s crazy antics.
January 13, 2024
Un second tome pleins d'actions !
J'ai adoré suivre cette suite ainsi que les différentes manipulations. Maintenant je suis assez curieuse des intentions des personnages pour la suite des événements ainsi que des actions finales des ennemis.
J'ai adoré suivre cette suite ainsi que les différentes manipulations. Maintenant je suis assez curieuse des intentions des personnages pour la suite des événements ainsi que des actions finales des ennemis.
February 17, 2021
This is a wonderful Urban Fantasy with all of the elements that I look for most in a book. All the I can say is that I loved this book and can hardly wait for the next. No spoilers here.
February 20, 2021
Winter is back in this read with a thickening plot, and plenty of action, mystery, and romance still. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 28, 2021
Good read
I enjoyed part two of this series. The main character is bold, snarky take no prisoners type of girl. I’m so here for it! Can’t wait for book three.
I enjoyed part two of this series. The main character is bold, snarky take no prisoners type of girl. I’m so here for it! Can’t wait for book three.
March 9, 2021
Kickass mc
I can't wait to read the third book in the series. Winter keeps taking a beating and keeps showing the world they can't stop her.
I can't wait to read the third book in the series. Winter keeps taking a beating and keeps showing the world they can't stop her.
March 16, 2021
Love the series , cant wait for the next one.
Love this genre. Did not give 5 stars because I'm not that big of a fan of Dax or the romance in the book. Winter deserves better.
Love this genre. Did not give 5 stars because I'm not that big of a fan of Dax or the romance in the book. Winter deserves better.
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