Trouble with Air and Magic by Patricia Rice

There is plenty of humor, wild action, and vigilante justice in this truly excellent beginning of the Saturn’s Daughter series.įast paced and action packed entertainment. She quickly establishes a unique cast of characters, full of flaws and mystery. Quaid jumps into the urban fantasy genre with a bang. . . Without a vampire, werewolf, or fallen angel to be seen, this strong debut is a pleasantly fresh take. Unlike many down-on-their-luck heroes who never seem to suffer, Quaid’s characters are genuinely desperate, lending a real sense of danger and urgency.

Patricia Rice writing as Jamie Quaid Book View Café Contents There's a very real chance that saving her friends will happen over her dead body. If that's not frightening enough, Tina has to prevent her dangerously immoral boss Andre from turning her new home into a battleground in his war with Acme-or from turning his guns on Max.Īs a daughter of Saturn, Tina has the power to dispense justice, but her gift often comes with disastrous consequences. Now the company is at it again, ferrying the unconscious bodies of friends to a notorious experimental lab instead of to the hospital.Īfter being accidentally damned to hell, Tina's ex-boyfriend Max is back-but not for long if his demon grandmother has her way.

Her home in Baltimore's already-weird Zone has been contaminated once by Acme Chemical. Tina Clancy's post-bar-exam celebration erupts in a melee after poisonous pink particles leave her neighbors inexplicably pummeling each other, then keeling over, comatose. In which Tina learns she can be a Fury meting out justice, or a lawyer, not both

Trouble with Air and Magic by Patricia Rice