Review: Here's my tweet: 3.5  stars since it's free, but Arcane Society newbies don't start here.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2011
When the new owner of the bookstore in Fallon Jones' home town asks for help with a spirit haunting the store, Jones' patterning talent - and penchant for conspiracies - is going to lead Fallon to a deeper discovery than the how the body ended up locked in the vault in the basement.A freebie for avid Arcane Society fans who might have missed this in it's previous incarnation, this is the first time published but the content is not new. The Scargill Cove Case Files is a collection of Twitter tweets for Fallon Jones - yes, Fallon Jones (Arcane Society) has his own Twitter account (lest you think me an extreme fan girl I stumbled on this during the marketing campaign forIn Too Deep: Book One of the Looking Glass Trilogy (An Arcane Society Novel)there is another set of Tweets to go with that book).Scargill Cove Case Files - not surprisingly - read like a bunch of tweets, the result was choppy and consequently it was not very engaging - so personally, I thought that this was more on the ok side. For those readers who aren't already familiar with Krentz' psychic paranormal romances looking to give the Arcane Society series a try, there really isn't enough here to get a feel for the series written by Krentz and her two alter egos (Krentz writes Arcane Society present, but also writes as Arcane society Past as Amanda Quick, and Arcane Society Future as Jayne Ann Castle.)  But since these tweets are set right beforeRunning Hot (Arcane Society, Book 5), fans with a good memory might get a kick out of the references to events from that book and the price was right.