To Kill A Warlock Review

 Funny Humorous Fantasy... Part 1

Wednesday is finally here!  Happy Hump Day!

What is up with the Part 1?

 Well, the Fairy will tell you!

Part 1 is today!!

I am providing you with a Book Review on a great book 

that has worked its way around the blog-o-sphere.  

To Kill A Warlock!

Part 2 is Oct 20th.

A Book Review of H.P. Mallory's second e-book will be smashing

up this blog!

Fire Burn & Cauldron Bubble!

Part 3 is Oct 27th.

Yes, three parts and we are saving the best for last.

We will post a few answers by H.P. Mallory

about random awesomeness and her path as a

Indie Author.
*Shoot us a separate comment if you have a question for Mallory!*

PLUS, there will be a giveaway of the fabulous books that are going under

amazing review, by me!
Otherwise you can visit Smashwords and pick up these
awesome e-books!
*We know I love to save a few trees!*

Wednesday is a great day!

To Kill A Warlock

By: H.P. Mallory
Series:  Dulcie O'Neil #1
Publisher:  Smashwords
E-Book
Rating: 4.5

Book Art: 4

Genre:  Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy, Adult

First Line:  There was no way in hell I was looking in the mirror.

Review:

While I sat waiting for my Nook to power up I wondered what to expect from the book and author. Honestly, I have never heard of Mallory before.  The first sentence the author hooked me into Dulcie's unique world of magical creatures who have integrated with humans over the last 50 years.

Dulcie, our heroine, is a fairy.  I cringed a bit at this.  But no matter what I thought or what you will think I assure you she is not a typical fairy.  She works for the Association of Netherworld Creatures (ANC), which enforces polices that are created for otherworldy creatures who live among humans. She also has a side job/hobby.  She is writing a book and dreams of being published.  *gasps*  Really, yup.  I like reading the scenes of this book.  LOL  Dulcie is a hardcore, smart, funny, and entertaining fairy, with some magical gifts, who is determined to be the best Regulator in the area.  What is not to love?

Even though Dulcie is female who has mastered the art of kick a$$ she went through a bad relationship and like most of us she came out with a few scars. Although, her broken heart makes the romance interesting it evokes a small self confidence issue, concerning her ears.  Fairies should have cute pointed ears, but she does not think so.  Quillan and Knight *be still my beating heart*  were a great touch to a triangle romance that has you doing the which one dance within your head.

Dulcie teams up with Knight off the record, but of course.  You only want to work with a steamy pile of  hot bad boy man flesh when no one knows about it.  Knight is a Relations Officer from the Netherworld. Together, the two heat the pages up as they take on a mystery concerning the murder of a magical Warlock who is known for selling illegal potions.  Illegal drugs, illegal potions... *tsk tsk tsk*    It just so happens that Dulcie is the last person to see him alive.  What?  Now she sets out on this captivating mission, the bodies pile up and she is in a race to find the killer before the killer finds her first. *dom dom dom*  It is a great race against time.  The ending is a bit rushed but I forgive it because everything else rated really high with me.  Honestly, this story had me glued either way.

This book has everything I enjoy in a good book.  A dark side, handsome men, mystery, a sadistic demon, romance, good twists, magical elements, and BETRAYAL.  & a sadistic demon.  Oh, I said that.  

Read the book.  I did and I was greatly surprised.  You will be too!

4 - Kisses

This book has a  dark serious side and a light humorous side. 

I do not think  you will be  disappointed.

Quotes:

"You, one of the strongest faeries around, turned your back on a known dark arts practitioner because he had a hot guy in his store?"

"I was back to myself, but still disgusting-covered in a layer of what looked like clear snot, like I'd just dropped out of God's nose."

"If I was narcissistic about anything, it was about my hair."