Search - For a Few Demons More (The Hollows, Bk 5)

There were so many tense and intense moments in this book and one major event that caused me to shed a few tears. But I think Rachel is finally understanding herself. I'm very much looking forward to seeing where things go forward from here.

I enjoyed reading this fifth installment in the series. I read quite a books in this genre & not all of the authors are able to keep it fresh. I like the way the characters evolve not only in their powers, but also in their relationships. A recommended read for fans of the series!

Kim Harrison does not disappoint with this, the 5th installment of her Rachel Morgan series. More demons, more action, more trouble with Trent, and this time, a few shed tears. Inlcudes bonus short story at the end as well.

Yes I enjoy tbjs book and other Kim Harrison books added to my collection.

For a Few Demons More
by Kim Harrison
The fifth installment of the urban fantasy-thriller series starring Rachel Morgan arrived from paperback swap the other day and I read through it so quickly that I was done in two days.
Bargaining with demons has left Rachel Morgan in constant danger of losing her soul. The book opens with her waking while sleep walking and possessed with a demon who is searching for something she believes Rachel has. We learn a lot about the world of demons in this book, like only the males cross the lines and when one very crazy female crosses to our side Rachel’s life gets crazy (er).
The demon that was ransacking her home with no fear of sanctified ground, cause she not only unsanctified the church but damned it. Its not until the human morgue starts to fill up with partially-turned lupine women who have been brutally murdered, that Rachel realizes that someone else knows the Focus still exists and that she may have been betrayed.
With an invitation to her old adversary Trent’s wedding and Al, who has a score to settle with her freely running about the city in possession of a human body, Rachel has more to worry about than the focus though. 
One of the things that I like about Harrison is that the events in this story carry on plot lines from the previous novels and the development of the characters and the characters’ relationships in this series. This book, or at least my copy, also included a short story in the back as a thanks to her readers. I like that I didn’t have to go buy some anthology with a bunch of other writers that I may or may not like to read this work.

Kim Harrison's books on The Hollows just get better and better. I am so hooked on this series and could easily see it made into an HBO series like True Blood.