Shannon’s Reviews > Poison Fruit > Status Update

"Vampiric hypnosis won't work in Grand Rapids any more than obeah will. In the second place, shouldn't we be finding a way to protect the judge? I kind of feel like you're going all Dark Willow on me," I added to Sinclair.

"But it's written plain and simple on the Pemkowet Visitors Bureau's website. It says Pemkowet is an inclusive community that welcomes all visitors."
"You've got to be kidding me. You're citing the PVB's website as justification?"
"In accordance with eldritch protocol, that constitutes an invitation. This seemed like a nice place for a getaway," she added. "I'll be noting otherwise in my TripAdvisor review."

He was a member of the Michigan and International Bar Associations, and he owned a residence in Birmingham, a wealthy suburb of Detroit.

A lawyer from Birmingham? Most definitely hellspawn.

"He's willing to write you off just because you can't have his were-puppies. Who does that?"
"Members of a dwindling species fighting for their survival," I said. "Plus, there's that whole hunting-beneath-the-full-moon thing I could never share with him."
"Yeah, and if I was dating a guy who ran marathons, that's not something we'd ever share, no matter how much he went on about the endorphin high."

Preach.

I haven't finished a novel since July, but Faye started the first in this series and it made me want to read the latest. It's set in Michigan in November so it's kind of perfect for right now. After starting this before bed I ended up around 57% at 5AM ... I fell victim to "Just One More Chapter" syndrome.