Review:
*I received a free ecopy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.*
This was another enjoyable book in the series about Duncan and his crew, and I enjoyed all the same things I enjoyed about the other books—the likeable characters, the solid plots, the action-filled fight scenes, the snarky humor, the fun supernaturalness, etc.
I also especially liked this time that the romance aspect was no longer repetitive (an issue I mentioned in my review of the previous book). There was a new relationship issue for Duncan to deal with this time! He seemed to handle it rather quickly and easily, but at least it was different. And to be fair, it wasn’t the focus of the book.
I also especially liked that the ending of this one had an even bigger, more dramatic fight scene than the other books. And the way even more characters joined Duncan’s team and came together was kind of touching and nice. Plus good ol’ Officer Carson is always entertaining (even though, in defense of Duncan, it’s not actually his fault that the supernatural stuff happens). I also got a bit more emotional this time, though it was for a character I hadn’t expected to really be invested in.
Over all this was yet another book in the series that had me rooting for Duncan and his friends, and I really enjoyed the new relationship aspect!
Recommended For:
Fans of Books 1-4 in Stephen Osborne's Duncan Andrews Thrillers series. M/M urban fantasy fans who want some quick, light reading with likeable characters, snarky humor, and paranormal fun.
More Books in the Series:
Book Review: Pale as a Ghost (Duncan Andrews Thrillers Book 1) by Stephen Osborne
Book Review: Animal Instinct (Duncan Andrews Thrillers Book 2) by Stephen Osborne
Book Review: The Scarlet Tide (Duncan Andrews Thrillers Book 3) by Stephen Osborne
Book Review: Dead End (Duncan Andrews Thrillers Book 4) by Stephen Osborne
Book Review: Under a Blood-Red Moon (Duncan Andrews Thrillers Book 5) by Stephen Osborne
Nice to see you’re still enjoying the series! I think I’d like it, so hopefully I can get to it.
To be honest I read the book and wrote the review probably at least six months ago lol. But it’s definitely enjoyable for a lighter kinda read!
I like that title, and the idea of a werewolf pack led by a witch. There’s something about a tight crew who have to fight against long odds, and the big fight scene sounds pretty neat. Having been to Indy it’s fun to imagine a werewolf pack going berserk downtown… 🙂
It is fun reading about a crew like that, and I really liked the big fight scene. Oh that would be fun to imagine a book like this in a place you’re familiar with!
Geez, you are killing me with these series recommendations! I am never going to make a dent in my tbr at this rate 😉
Haha I could say the same to you!
You always read the most interesting sounding books. 🙂 Great review. ~Aleen
Lol thanks!
Daisy is a zombie bulldog? And Robbie used to be a ghost? This series sounds like so much fun!
Yep and yep lol. Lots of supernatural fun in this series!
This sounds like a fun series! I hadn’t heard of it before.
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It is a fun one!
Glad you are still enjoying this series Kristen! 🙂 Also, zombie bulldog had me giggling a bit XD Great review!
Thanks! and lol, zombie pets are always fun 😛
I do like my big show down kind of fights – but they have to be done right – they have to have a good reason for happening, and they can’t be too over the top… I am glad that this one had all that you liked in the previous books, but also managed to bring on a new aspect which you hadn’t enjoyed so previously when they corrected the romance by bringing in something new. Yay!
I agree, they do have to be in the book for a reason, but this one seemed like it was done right! And thanks, I enjoyed the new relationship aspect too 🙂