A girl's got to do what a girl's got to do....
Being a witch doesn't pay the bills, but Persephone Alcmedi gets by
between reading Tarot cards, writing her syndicated newspaper column,
and kenneling werewolves in the basement when the moon is full -- even
if witches aren't supposed to mingle with wolves. She really reaches the
end of her leash, though, when her grandmother gets kicked out of the
nursing home and Seph finds herself in the doghouse about some things
she's written. Then her werewolf friend Lorrie is murdered...and the
high priestess of an important coven offers Seph big money to destroy
the killer, a powerful vampire named Goliath Kline. Seph is a tough
girl, but this time she bites off more than she can chew. She needs a
little help from her friends -- werewolf friends. One of those friends,
Johnny, the motorcycle-riding lead singer for the techno-metal-Goth band
Lycanthropia, has a crush on her. And while Seph has always been on
edge around this 6'2" leather-clad hunk, she's starting to realize that
although their attraction may be dangerous, nothing could be as lethal
as the showdown that awaits them.
Except on Linda Robertson's site here.
The 411 by Maria:
Persophone is a witch! There isn't much she is afraid of except possibly sharing her living space with her new roommate, her grandmother. Persophone has many jobs, she reads tarot cards during the day, writes a newspaper column and has a sweet little agreement with her werewolf buds including tattooed Johnny. She kennels them during full moons and makes sure they are feed and ready in the morning. All a day's work my friend, all in a day's work.
When one of Seph's (Persophone, thanks for shortening it for me Linda, I hate reading long, complicated names that I can't pronounced) waer friends is murdered in a satanic ritual she is hired by another witch to help find the murderer. She takes the gig because it means she can help out the orphaned daughter who she has a lot in common with.
Witches, werewolves, vampires and a spitfire grandmother, how can you go wrong. Great, refreshing story. Loads of humor and well, sexy Johnny and his sly one liners, don't hurt either.
This is the first book in a series of 5 books.
Book 2
Except on Linda Robertson's site here.
The 411 by Maria:
Persophone is a witch! There isn't much she is afraid of except possibly sharing her living space with her new roommate, her grandmother. Persophone has many jobs, she reads tarot cards during the day, writes a newspaper column and has a sweet little agreement with her werewolf buds including tattooed Johnny. She kennels them during full moons and makes sure they are feed and ready in the morning. All a day's work my friend, all in a day's work.
When one of Seph's (Persophone, thanks for shortening it for me Linda, I hate reading long, complicated names that I can't pronounced) waer friends is murdered in a satanic ritual she is hired by another witch to help find the murderer. She takes the gig because it means she can help out the orphaned daughter who she has a lot in common with.
Witches, werewolves, vampires and a spitfire grandmother, how can you go wrong. Great, refreshing story. Loads of humor and well, sexy Johnny and his sly one liners, don't hurt either.
This is the first book in a series of 5 books.
Book 2
Book 3
Book 4
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