To start with: Crimson Crow is the novella in the book. I wish I would have known, because I wouldn’t have bought it separately. So, anyone reading this... if you’re thinking about buying this anthology, and the novella... don’t! Just buy the anthology.
Overall, this is a good series, and I’m eagerly waiting for the next one. I just got really, really frustrated with the typos throughout the three books.
Yes, there are way, way too many typos. While I love the stories, the characters, etc., it really could have used some better editing. There are a lot of spots that it’s clear that the author started a sentence, then decided not to continue it as originally planned, and back tracked, only to leave a word of the original sentence. There were many sentences that seemed to have a random word stuffed in there, or missing a word, or my favorite, letters missing from a word, like the word din’t... what the heck?! And on page 249, a whole sentence was repeated! Also, I believe every single sentence starting with the words “All right,” was written as “all right.” No one caught that?!
On another note, in Book #1, chapter 55 repeated as chapter 56. I don’t know if anyone else has found this, but I did contact Amazon to report it, and I was told they would file an official report with the publisher.
**Spoilers ahead for all three books**
Book #1. Creed has to face some things from his past, and work to defeat the bad memories from his childhood, as well as someone he thought was dead. I really like Blaze, his “pet” saved from another dimension that has become a loyal companion. Creed’s deal with a demon to save his soul and undo the spell put on him adds more to the story.
Book #2. Creed’s deal with the demon Baal from book 1 continues to bite him in the butt in this book. Now Creed has to find a witch from Baal’s past, one that does not want to be found. Of course, things go awry, placing the witch and Creed’s girlfriend Leona in harm’s way. Creed and Leona’s reunion is heartbreaking, as she finally reveals she has always loved him, but decides to leave to join the FBI, as the supernatural stuff has gotten to be too much for her. Then, just as Creed is about to drown himself in whiskey, a strange light pierces the sky, and Creed has another case.
Book #3. Creed finally goes to Brentwood to help with the cult who is leaking spells and other dangerous things on the internet. The plan is for Creed to infiltrate the cult, and bring them down. The chaos that ensues once the leader of the cult enacts his plans is... well, chaos. Now Creed has to not only stop the lunatic trying to change the world, but those who said plan has affected.
I like how the books are a continuation of each other. In some series, each book seems to be its own, and you know it’ll be wrapped up nice and neat by the end. But not this series. Creed is always working on a case, and each book leads into the next.
Despite my frustrations with typos, I would recommend this series to anyone who likes magic, fantasy, and humor mixed together.
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