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Experience the final Myth Hunter adventure!

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This is it! The epic conclusion to the adventures of Elisa Hill! And for the last ride of the Myth Hunter, she’s ready to take on her greatest threat yet!

When a terrible omen appears in the Atlantic Ocean, it falls to Elisa to once again find a way to save the world. Can Elisa and her allies stop an ancient evil from rising to destroy humanity?

Old faces return in this final installment in The Myth Hunter series. And it’s out today! Don’t miss your chance to get the title in either print or digital formats.

Why the last adventure? Because sadly, the series just hasn’t gotten the attention it needs in order to justify continuing it. So if you are a fan of Elisa Hill and want to see more than just six books, then I encourage you to review all of them on Amazon, promote them to your friends and your own social media followers, and do what you can to encourage new readers to give them a try.

The publishing landscape is extremely competitive today, and it just isn’t possible for a series to be successful without support from fans. So if you want to see Elisa Hill return, it’s up to you to make that happen by showing your support.

But if that doesn’t happen, I hope you enjoyed The Myth Hunter series.

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Justice Calling by Annie Bellet

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22836752The cover is what really captured my attention with this book. It’s a beautiful piece of artwork and does a wonderful job at conveying the kind of experience you’re in for. Jade Crow is a comic shop owner in a town populated by shifters, and she herself is a sorceress hiding her true nature in order to keep both her and her friends safe. But when a Justice, basically a shifter version of an investigator, comes to town, she gets drawn into an adventure that risks her exposing herself to the forces that are searching for her.

The book’s a lot of fun. Bellet has a wonderful voice and sense for dialogue. And that really pays off, because the book is written in first-person from Jade’s POV and it results in some very snappy prose. The action is very clear and easy to follow and I love that Bellet doesn’t waste any words. It’s a short read, but I found that to be a benefit as I prefer these kinds of shorter books.

As far as weak points, although I’m a geek myself, I did find some of the geek references to be a bit overdone. The major quibble would be that I didn’t feel the main villain was as developed as he could be.

But there is a sense in the book that you’re just getting a taste of a much larger world and adventure. I enjoyed it enough that I’m planning to continue on with the second book.
Pick up Justice Calling from Amazon or iTunes.