
There are, of course, complications. The first one is that somehow Jaz's father, a retired marine with whom Jaz has a rather bumpy relationship, has insinuated himself into the group. The mission is difficult enough without all the emotional baggage that has been dragged into it. And then there's the situation with sweet, sexy Cole, a co-worker who is still hoping with a chance with her, when Jaz finds that the only man for her is Vayl, her even sexier vampire boss. The fact that she does care for Cole makes things even tougher. There's also Brude, a powerful, kilt-wearing Scottish ghost who seems to have plans for her. And the fact that the assassin is rumored to be a Medusa, with control over all kinds of deathly poisonous snakes isn't much fun, either. Worst of all, Jaz keeps having distressing visions in which the features of Edward Samos, the malignant vampire she'd finally managed to eliminate in a previous book, appear on various people as she's talking to them. Is it her imagination, a warning, a threat? As usual, all these issues combine to give Jaz plenty to keep her busy, as mysteries, romantic tension, and malicious intent are ever increasing - as is the fun.
Books in theJaz Parks series:
1. Once Bitten, Twice Shy3. Biting the Bullet
5. One More Bite
6. Bite Marks
One More Bite (#5 in the Jaz Parks series) by Jennifer Rardin (Orbit, 2009)
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Ellz Reads: "This series is so much fun to read, there is something for everyone. Guns, action, paranormals, high-tech gadgets and magic lead the story from beginning to end."
You wouldn't believe how many series I'm behind on! I think I need to read the fourth one in this series still.
ReplyDeleteLadytink - I always send you mental hugs whenever I read one of these books, because you persuaded me to try them even though I felt overwhelmed by paranormal series at the time. I'm so glad you did! :-)
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