Kelley Armstrong

Industrial Magic (Women of the Otherworld, Book 4)

In the aftermath of her mother's murder, Paige broke with the elite, ultraconservative American Coven of Witches. Now her goal is to start a new Coven for a new generation. But while Paige pitches her vision to uptight thirty-something witches in business suits, a more urgent matter commands her attention. Someone is murdering the teenage offspring of the underworld's most influential Cabals, a circle of families that makes the mob look like amateurs.

Industrial Magic

Geoffrey Froggatt

The story starts with the attack upon Dana MacArthur, daughter of a Cabal employee. Dismayed by her inability to persuade other witches to form a new coven because of their disapproval of her relationship with Lucas Cortez, Paige Winterbourne is not entirely happy to find his father - Benicio Cortez - on her doorstep with news of the new case. Lucas and Paige decide to travel to Miami to visit his father and introduce Paige to the family, as well as to hear further details about the attack. They discover that Dana's is only one of a series of similar attacks upon the children of Cabal employees. That night another child, the son of Benicio's bodyguard is killed. The father, Griffin, asks Paige and Lucas to investigate. This book was a decent mystery mixed with supernatural family drama. I enjoyed reading from Paige’s perspective again, and her relationship with Lucas was interesting, but her motherly relationship with Savannah was where this story really shines. I’m excited to continue on to other books in this series. This was a good paranormal mystery for adult audiences.

Wren Hardwick

This book is more of a mystery type book plus the supernatural and the awkward meeting of the boyfriend's family. There is someone killing Cabal kids (Cortez's father's empire of really rich sorcerers). First it starts out as half-demon employees and other supernaturals that aren't sorcerers being killed; which means that they aren't particularly worried about it. But when a sorcerer son dies... 

Someone REALLY has it out for the Cabal empire. 

Paige and Luke are at it again with special appearances by some werewolves, vampires, necromancers, clairvoyants and shamans. Just settling in with Luke and Savannah at an apartment, Benicio, Luke's father, surprises Paige and peaks her interested in the case explained above.

There is a bunch of everything in this book. They meet some vampires that embrace "their true nature," aka they sleep in coffins and don't come out during the day, a clairvoyant who only uses her powers against her employer, and the extension of Luke's family (which is VERY messed up).



Gore, Weirdness, Ghost...

oh and you meet the narrator for the next book!

Kelley Armstrong's writing is something I can't get over. She makes you view the story from one pair of eyes, manipulates how you feel about a certain scene while also making you laugh at every page. I would love to learn from her how to make things come alive on the pages as she does. 

Still my favorite series to date. I can't wait to read the next one!

Katie Guo

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The Women of the Otherworld return in this follow-up to "Dime Store Magic," now available in a Special Value-priced edition. Haunted by a dark legacy, Paige Winterbourne is put to the ultimate test as she fights to save innocents from the most insidious evil of all. Reissue.