This Witch for Hire

i read this book right after "guilty pleasures" by laurell k hamilton. Picked it up by chance in a used book store. though i enjoyed "guilty pleasures" and plan on continuing that series, this book wasn't as dark. loved jenks the pixy and his whole family. looking forward to reading more of these books, since all questions haven't been answered. especially want to know if rachel and trent end up having more of a relationship... Read Full Review

I usually don't read this type of book. I'm more into female sleuth and cozy mysteries, but after reading the Charlaine Harris vampire mysteries (now on HBO called True Blood), and loving them, I decided to try this series. I'm sure glad I did. I have read every one of them straight through and can't wait til the next one. My daughter says she can't believe I read these since I don't believe in vampires, witches, werewolves,... Read Full Review

Dead Witch Walking and The Good, The Bad, And The Undead is in this Omnibus edition. There's another Omnibus edition called Dead Witches Tell No Tales which includes Every Which Way But Dead and A Fistful of Charms. Never read it. 'This Witch for Hire' was nothing like I've ever read before. It was funny, it was unigue. I do not like vampires, zombies. Not crazy about witches either but I do like fantasy. Some fantasy... Read Full Review

This books is a two book compilation: Dead Witch Walking, and The Good, The Bad, and The Undead. The writer, Kim Harrison, combines horror, gothic, detective and fantasy genres, effectively producing 2 greatly entertaining stories. She creates a world where witches, vampires, pixies, fairies, werewolves, trolls, et al are common. In fact, due to a tomato virus plague that wiped out most of the humans, the supernatural... Read Full Review