Fatal Circle

by Linda Robertson

Is a Witches vs. Fairy Armageddon inevitable?

Cerebrosus, a fairy royal, has been murdered. The killing may have been in self-defense, but the ominous threat of war between the witches and the fey now looms. The impending conflict is a sign the Lustrata has returned-and Persephone Alcemedi is the Lustrata, the Walker Between Worlds.

Seph learns someone-most likely a witch and possibly even one of their Elders-is leaking information to the fairies. Taking bold steps to draw the enemy out, Persephone estranges herself from nearly everyone close to her-even her Nana-and moves with her wærewolf boyfriend Johnny to the city and into a master vampire Menessos's haven. It's not exactly a danger-free zone. Fax Torris, queen of the fire-fairies, has only a single demand to avoid the coming war: the death ofMenessos-and Fax is willing to do anything to gain her ends. Meanwhile, Johnny, embroiled in wærewolf politics, must attend to business with the pack. Persephone, Menessos, and Johnny all race toward their destinies, but even so, the bodies of their allies start piling up.

• ISBN10: 1439156808
• ISBN13: 9781439156803
• Publish Date: 29 June 2010
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Imprint: Pocket Books
• Format: Paperback (US Mass Market)
• Pages: 368
• Language: English

Reviews

[Hixxup]

Persephone Alcamedi reminds me a little of the Anita Blake books, except Persephone is a witch, and Anita is a vampire hunter, oh and then there is the fact that these books are filled with sex, while there may be some sex, it's not the basis of the books, how this book reminds me of those books, is because you have a pragmatic heroine, a alpha wolf, and a master vampire. They are all tied to each other in ways that are destiny worthy, and really quite predictable. But yet, it's still keeps you intrigue to know more. This series, unleashes a world that brings in the paranormal, mythology, and fantasy all in one, and yet doesn't make it completely confusing, or utterly unbelievable. Great plot, great characters, great writing, and a whole lot more.