Review: Review for the first three of the SPECTR series.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2013
This review is for the first three books of the SPECTR series and I'll post to all three.Jordan quickly became one of my favorite authors!  She writes awesome supernatural stories on a par with Jim Butcher's Dresden Files with action, suspense, wry humor, and great characters but spiced up with passionate m/m sex and romance.  She usually has an extended period of sexual tension as two characters yearn for each other but do not hook up right away building the passion and anticipation.  And when they do she doesn't disappoint!I stumbled across Widdershins and really enjoyed it.  So looking for more from Jordan, I picked up Hainted; still my favorite.  Read my review over there.  I ignored Hunter of Demons because it was so short.  I prefer full meals to a lot of snacks.  But when Master of Ghouls and Reaper of Souls came out I got all three.  And I am very glad I did!  The three are really pretty much one story in three parts (so far).  And it is engrossing.  I can't wait for more.SPOILER ALERT!!!Throughout the three books you never know if they will get Gray out of Caleb or not.  And if they do, will they destroy him as they do all the other entities they pull out of possessed people.  I've really grown to like Gray and especially the quips between him and Caleb; sometimes laughing out loud.  And seeing the 1,000 year old Gray experience the full spectrum of life... and sex... thru Caleb is wonderful.  One of my favorite moments was between Gray and John (via Caleb of course).  Gray is explaining how annoying mortals are.  John asks "so are all mortals annoying to you?".  Gray/Caleb looks at John out of the corner of his eye and says, "not all of them... ".  I expected Gray's fate to be resolved in Reaper of Souls, but apparently there are more installments to come... luckily.  Except I can't wait for the next one.