By day, Tess Noncoiré is a successful fantasy writer. But she has another career as well, trained by the Sisterhood of the Celestial Blade Warriors to fight demonic incursions into our world .
Her partner in this fight is a sarcastic, cigar-smoking imp called Scrap. And when she needs extra back-up, she turns to rare-book dealer Guilford Van der Hoyden-Smythe -- who knows more than he should about the Blade Warriors -- and the handsome, mysterious foster child of a demon, Donovan Estevez.
Together, Tess and her team weather demonic attacks, save the world from destruction, and make some powerful enemies along the way.
Her partner in this fight is a sarcastic, cigar-smoking imp called Scrap. And when she needs extra back-up, she turns to rare-book dealer Guilford Van der Hoyden-Smythe -- who knows more than he should about the Blade Warriors -- and the handsome, mysterious foster child of a demon, Donovan Estevez.
Together, Tess and her team weather demonic attacks, save the world from destruction, and make some powerful enemies along the way.
Book Details
Format:
Paperback
Price:
8.99 USD / 10.99 CAD
Published: 2014-10-07
ISBN: 9780756410247
Imprint:
DAW Books
Page Count: 752
Trim Size: 4-3/16 x 6-3/4
“Sit down, belt in, and hang on for a wild ride. Frost is an innovative and welcome new voice in urban fantasy.” - Patricia Briggs, NYT bestselling author of Blood Bound (for Moon in the Mirror)
"Featuring a courageous, witty, and downright endearing female protagonist reminiscent of Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake and Charlaine Harris's Sookie Stackhouse, this is a fast-paced supernatural-powered thriller." - B&N Review (for Hounding the Moon)
“These books feel like a nice Buffy spinoff.” - Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer (for Moon in the Mirror)
“Readers who crave the fantasy equivalent of a summer movie will welcome Frost’s debut.” - Publishers Weekly (for Hounding the Moon)
“This is a fun, fannish romp full of sarcastic quips and supernatural action.” - Locus (for Hounding the Moon)
“Frost has created a resourceful and appealing heroine whose strengths and weaknesses together make her a fully formed character. This sequel to Hounding the Moon continues a strong series.” - Library Journal (for Moon in the Mirror)
