Waking the Witch by Kelley Armstrong — book review
Waking the Witch by Kelley Armstrong. Orbit ‘7.99
Reviewed by Jan Edwards
Waking the Witch is a part of the Women of the Otherworld series that began with Bitten in 1999. This particular chapter in the cycle concerns Savannah Levine, daughter of a Black Witch, and a Demon, who is the ward of, and works for, Cortez-Winterbourne Investigations.
When her guardian Page Winterbourne takes a well-eared holiday Savannah is drawn into her first case as lone investigator, when three young women are thought to have been killed as ritual sacrifices.
Fast paced and full of intrigue, this is essentially an Agatha
Waking the Witch romps along at breakneck speed through the false trails and red herrings to its blood-soaked denouement with all the style you would expect featuring one of Armstrong’s strong women.
Waking the Witch by Kelley Armstrong. Orbit ‘7.99
Reviewed by Jan Edwards
Waking the Witch is a part of the Women of the Otherworld series that began with Bitten in 1999. This particular chapter in the cycle concerns Savannah Levine, daughter of a Black Witch, and a Demon, who is the ward of, and works for, Cortez-Winterbourne Investigations.
When her guardian Page Winterbourne takes a well-eared holiday Savannah is drawn into her first case as lone investigator, when three young women are thought to have been killed as ritual sacrifices.
Fast paced and full of intrigue, this is essentially an Agatha
Waking the Witch romps along at breakneck speed through the false trails and red herrings to its blood-soaked denouement with all the style you would expect featuring one of Armstrong’s strong women.