Author: Bill Blais
Published: March 9, 2012
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Synopsis: Kelly McGinnis has spent her adult life trying to do the right thing, but as a newly down-sized mother of twins and the wife of a man living with Muscular Sclerosis, she also knows that trying isn’t always enough.
While interrupting a scene of police brutality, Kelly unwittingly releases a real, live demon. After she manages to kill the creature through gut instinct and blind luck, she is approached to join a secret group of demon hunters who reveal an underworld of monsters and magic. Kelly’s mill town upbringing proves an unexpected asset and the pay more than covers her husband’s treatments, but the work begins to undermine her sense of right and wrong as she struggles to maintain her ‘normal’ life.
When she encounters Umber, a compelling incubus with an unexpectedly human story, Kelly learns that the truth is far stranger and more terrifying than she imagined.
While interrupting a scene of police brutality, Kelly unwittingly releases a real, live demon. After she manages to kill the creature through gut instinct and blind luck, she is approached to join a secret group of demon hunters who reveal an underworld of monsters and magic. Kelly’s mill town upbringing proves an unexpected asset and the pay more than covers her husband’s treatments, but the work begins to undermine her sense of right and wrong as she struggles to maintain her ‘normal’ life.
When she encounters Umber, a compelling incubus with an unexpectedly human story, Kelly learns that the truth is far stranger and more terrifying than she imagined.
Review:
After looking at the cover of No Good Deed, i was a little scared i wouldn't like it, but i was wrong! After reading the Prologue i was completely hooked! Bill Blais has created a truly interesting and creative novel.
I was so happy that the romance is this book wasn't over the top, i mean the romance isnt suppose to be the main focus, I have read a couple of novels where the romance turns into the main focus when its not suppose to be.
No Good Deed would have gotten a 5 star rating, but i did have a couple problems along the way, so i did take away one star, but I would still recommend this book!
Thanks for the review! :) I really do hate it sometimes when the romance becomes the main focus of a book, unless it's a contemporary romance LOL ;). Or if the romance is really strong but I'm glad you did like this! :)
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