These books must be read in order. Why did I read this book: This is, hands down, my most highly anticipated book of Kim Harrison is one of my favorite authors for her wonderfully detailed plotlines, her endearing characters, and her crisp writingβand The Hollows books compose my favorite Urban Fantasy series, period. I have loved every book in this series , thus White Witch, Black Curse was a no brainer.
Summary: from amazon. Rachel Morgan, kick-ass witch and bounty hunter, has taken her fair share of hits, and has broken lines she swore she would never cross. Whatever the cost. If you have not read the first six books and do not wish to be spoiled, this warning is for you! Slowly details return to Rache about the powerful, undead vampire that tried to enslave her and who easily murdered her lover, but she still cannot place a name to her memories.
Things are never so simple in The Hollows, however, and soon Rachel is called to the scene of a new crime after good friend Glen, another F.
A new dangerous creature is on the loose in Cincinnati, one that Rachel and company have never faced before: A Banshee. Older than even some of the undead vampires, banshees are immensely powerful and destructive and this one will guard her own with a fierceness that destroys anyone in her path. There are things that I loved, and things that I desperately disliked. In many ways, White Witch, Black Curse is a reboot for Rachel, beginning a brand new story and character arc.
In The Outlaw Demon Wails , Rachel comes to the shocking revelation that she is in fact a type of proto-demon; with her restored witch genome as the treatment for her childhood illnesses, this explains why Rachel can twist demon magic but it also means that any child she has will be a demon.
