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Criss Cross is gonna make you jump jump

March 1, 2015 by katie71483 3 Comments

Let it be known: *Name Redacted*, henceforth known as Patty, has regained the right to have her name used publicly in regards to books she recommends. Patty was on her way when she introduced me to Thea Harrison’s Elder Races series, but with Jordan Castillo Price’s Psycop series she has completely redeemed herself after the Kristen Ashley fiasco. Criss Cross is the second entry in the Psycop series, and it builds very nicely on the first. I have seen these books described as m/m romance, mystery, urban horror/fantasy, crime and […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction Tagged With: Criss Cross, Jordan Castillo Price, katie71483, Psycop

katie71483's CBR7 Review No:24 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction · Tags: Criss Cross, Jordan Castillo Price, katie71483, Psycop ·
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Live and Let Die

February 25, 2015 by katie71483 Leave a Comment

Victor Bayne lives in a slightly different America in Among the Living. In his America, it’s commonly accepted that there are people with varying degrees of psychic ability, and many of those train to be cops. It’s much easier to solve crime if you have a leg up, after all. Their partners are ALWAYS “Stiffs”, or people with no psychic ability, because their detective work is somehow more creditable if verified by a normal person. The idea is that the psychic will use their abilities […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction Tagged With: Among the Living, Jordan Castillo Price, katie71483, Psycop

katie71483's CBR7 Review No:23 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction · Tags: Among the Living, Jordan Castillo Price, katie71483, Psycop ·
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