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Published by Love Swept
Released on August 18, 2014
Pages: 94
Format: eARC
Source: NetGalley
This latest prequel novella that is part of the Weird Girls series caught my eye and I couldn’t resist the chance to read about where it all began for the four sisters. Whether short piece or longer, I love each new installment to the series just for a chance to visit again with the sisters, check in on a new adventure, and see a new part of their world.
This is a prequel in the chronological time line and the earliest yet since it takes things back to before they came to Tahoe. It can be read first or at any point in the series since it introduces things, but also stands alone.
The story opens when Celia and her sisters just finished nursing school and got jobs that will allow them to move on to a new place and new beginning. However, Danny calls and needs their help because a group of vampires have taken his dad and hurt him. Meeting Danny leads to their own encounter with the vamps and a trail of discovery and a race against time. Danny says their powers are bound and helps them discover the origins and details of who and what they are just as they work to help Danny get his dad back from a crazed vampire master. In the meantime, Celia has her first dream about the shadowy man who is both stranger and familiar.
This is a quick one, but it is packed with all things cool about this series- sisterly interaction time, danger, new world building stuff, secrets laid open and just a hint of the romance that is to come for Celia. It functions as a nice tide over piece as I wait (slightly impatiently) for the next full-length installment in the series. Danny’s presence is a fun addition.
All in all, loved it and always come away wanting more. Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance Lovers must try these. Start with this one in fact.
My thanks to Net Galley for the chance to read this one in exchange for an honest review.
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She really sounds like an amazing author. One day hopefully I’ll get this series read 🙂
These are pretty fab. Personally, I don’t think its a bad thing to need to start these b/c its torture waiting for the next installment. 😉 These novellas in between do help the wait.
These are pretty fab. Personally, I don’t think its a bad thing to need to start these b/c its torture waiting for the next installment. 😉 These novellas in between do help the wait.
One more series to read, it looks great ! Thanks for sharing 🙂