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Dead Witch Walking

Rachel Morgan Series, Part 1

By Kim Harrison

(19)

| Mass Market Paperback | 9780060572969

Book Description

Fun, sassy, and filled with action, humor, and romance, "Dead Witch Walking" makes the perfect summer read for anyone who likes vampires, paranormal fantasy, romance, or just a great beach book. Original. [예스24 제공]

3 Reviews

Okay

This book was okay... I found it amusing at times and I am not sure if that was the authors intent. This is the first book I have read by this author and am currently reading the second in the series between books to see how the characters evolve.

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― Book Diva said on Aug 25, 2008 | Add your feedback

First in the series

I love this author's take on the supernatural - very unique, I thought. After the "Turn", witches, werewolves, vampires, pixies and fairies came out of the woodwork and became a part of society. This makes for some interesting "rules" to keep everybody in check, and it makes for some interesting r ... (continue)

I love this author's take on the supernatural - very unique, I thought. After the "Turn", witches, werewolves, vampires, pixies and fairies came out of the woodwork and became a part of society. This makes for some interesting "rules" to keep everybody in check, and it makes for some interesting relationships. I loved this one right from the start.

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― Bashful said on Aug 21, 2008 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

I honestly found the writing pretty poor and the characters annoying at times, yet this book was a kind of fun read all the same. I will probably check out other books in the series if I have time and try to ignore the other flaws in it. I do wish that I felt like the characters had a better sense ... (continue)

I honestly found the writing pretty poor and the characters annoying at times, yet this book was a kind of fun read all the same. I will probably check out other books in the series if I have time and try to ignore the other flaws in it. I do wish that I felt like the characters had a better sense of motivation for what they were doing. It seemed to me the author just picked semi-random actions for them because she thought it would be a good story, rather than create a personality for them and see where that would take them in the world she created.

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― Deanna Kyre said on Aug 19, 2008 | Add your feedback