Wednesday, 1 June 2016

96. Brimstone Kiss by Carole Nelson Douglas


BOOK REVIEW: Brimstone Kiss by Carole Nelson Douglas

Growing up on Nancy Drew stories, I used to love the mystery paperbacks. As I grew, I wanted the same mystery novels but with some pizzazz... How about a PI who happens to be a paranormal investigator and a hot ex-FBI, some sizzling romance and a horde of supernatural beings right out of a horror story? Now that’s what I’m talking about!

Paranormal investigator Delilah Street – in her quest to identify the long-buried embracing skeletons she and sexy ex-FBI agent Ricardo Montoya discovered – has to deal with a lecherous vampire, a ghoulish producer, celebrity zombies from classic films, a mysterious albino rock star who bestows addictive kisses on his groupies, and a dead girl in her mirror – and those are just her clients!

After the Millennium Revelation, Las Vegas is teeming with supernaturals and run by a werewolf mob, but even the unhumans can’t conceive of what Delilah discovers hidden under the city’s damnable desert sands: an unspeakably powerful evil rooted in ancient Egypt.

I will give you all you eager beavers out there a sneak peek that comes toward the end of this novel: Delilah is off to save Ricardo when he is kidnapped by the evil pharaohs of ancient Egypt with the help of some of her supernatural sidekicks.


A rip-roaring read, this was one of the few novels I couldn’t put down even for a nanosecond! For Nancy Drew lovers who crave that all-grown-up spice, read this and I bet you won’t be disappointed.

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