Review: Amazing, funny, touching and a great read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2013
Our wise cracking, movie fan, Godhunting heroine is back.  This time Vervain has to learn to deal with the loss of one relationship and learn when to grab on to the right man (or wolf) with both hands.  She also manages to get herself in trouble with a new Goddess - a goddess with a pack of mentally damaged Lion Shifters.  Will she save these men or die trying?I love this series, I haven't loved a heroine like this in a long time.  A witch by practice if not faith, a Godhunter out of a sense of preservation for humanity, and a wise cracker because she simply has no filter, she picks up where Anita, Merry, Sabina and all the others have led before!  She is so compassionate, you can't help but connect with her deeply.I can't impress on the quality of writing enough.  Extremely sensual as in Vervain's every sense is explored.  Also, we aren't beaten over the head with the usual assortment of Alpha Males or of our heroine bouncing from bed to bed or man to man.  Trevor, her Froeken Mate is both Alpha and gentle.  He is dedicated to Vervain, no matter what, even if he has to put up with her loving Thor, the God of Thunder.Amy Sumida's knowledge of folklore and mythology is impressive!  A Thor that doesn't look like the comic book hero, an Odin who isn't a bad Anthony Hopkins rip off.  Gods and Goddess and Loa and folk heroes from around the world inhabit Sumdia's world.  Each of them is so real, they seem to live and breathe with the reader!I just can't give it enough exclamation marks!  It is an incredible achievement.  I can't wait for the rest of the series.  And I hope that she either writes more than the five available now.  Amy Sumida - you are a writing Goddess.  Give us more!