By: Linda Robertson
Publisher: Pocket Books
Pub. Date: June 29, 2010
ISBN: 978-1439156803
ASIN: B003L7877M
Pages: 368
Review:
My favorite new protagonist Persephone Alcmedi is back for her third round of mystery and paranormal suspense in Fatal Circle, which finds Persephone continuing to take care of her grandmother and her foster daughter, Beverly. She is just like another person. She pays the bills by writing a syndicated newspaper column, reading the Tarot cards for a variety of people, and she makes a little extra cash by kenneling werewolves in her basement. But her life is now in chaos as she has just killed a fairy on live television, which occurred at the end of Hallowed Circle. With the help of her werewolf lover, Johnny, and the vampire Menessos, she is able to prevent an all-out fairy invasion, but she is still not safe.
In order to protect her family, she agrees to go into hiding at Menessos's place as his new Master's Witch. Of course Menessos wants something in return. He wants the magical bond between him and the fairies to be broken and only Persephone can make that happen since she is the Lustrata.
The series keeps getting better and better with each book. Once again, Linda Robertson has done a brilliant job creating a likeable paranormal character with witty dialogue and a thrilling plot that kept me turning the pages and wanting more. The only downside for me was the character Johnny as he was a bit annoying at times. I don't even know why Persephone puts up with. She should just kick him to curb or drop him off at an animal shelter on a full moon. Overall, I think Fatal Circle is the best in the series so far and I'm looking forward to the next addition.
Note - I received this book free charge in exchange for my honest review.
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