What else could it be between Kate and Curran? Such hard headed, arrogant alphas. Finally! And yes, it's a roller coaster ride. It also proves that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.And the promised romance from the last book? Yes, there is resolution to that. To avoid spoilers all I'm going to say is the villain is pretty darn cool and quite a bad ass. It also forces Kate into revealing some of her secrets to those closest to her so they understand just what they're up against. Boy did you think you have bad relatives! The investigation takes on a personal turn, one that has Kate and the reader unsure if she'll survive the ordeal. This time around the story is based around Babylonian mythology and we are finally treated to a glimpse into Kate's messed up heritage. Each book has built nicely upon those before it and this one is no different, with the tension building and the stakes subtly increasing. And what's worse? It appears to be a family affair.I am loving where Ilona Andrews is taking the series. One that has been roaming the earth for thousands of years and is sometimes known as the Plaguebringer. It appears there's a new, terrifying player in town. No one remembers what the killer looks like and it left the body in a horrifying condition. There is something very wrong with the crime scene. Kate has been called to investigate a fight a bar located in fairly neutral ground between the Pack and the necromancer territories, the Steel House. A nice place to live if it weren't for the magic. What can I say? Kate Daniels never disappoints. Magic Bleeds by Ilona Andrews is the fourth in the Kate Daniels series.

Magic bleeds by ilona andrews