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Cold Company (2013)

by A.J. Aalto(Favorite Author)

4.21 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

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Paranormal Fantasy

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review 1: Oh yes! I had the amazing pleasure of receiving a fabulous ARC of AJ Aalto's Marnie Baranuik novella "Cold Company"! For those of you who aren't familiar with my AJ obsession, I absolutely love the woman and her kick-ass heroine Marnie. This sweet ass novella takes place between Death Rejoices (book 2) and not-yet-released Last Impressions (book 3) of the Marnie Baranuik Files.COLD COMPANY has plenty of Marnie's sass and wit, but it comes with a much darker case. I'll warn you, the content of this novella is a little heavy, but the snark, crass language, and character dynamic keep the story grounded and from getting overwhelmingly dark. I love that we finally get to see Marnie, Harry and Wes as a unit without any of the other central characters, ie. Kill Notch. (Don't worr... morey, he'll be back in Last Impressions.) The great part about this novella, other than is fan-freakin-tastic, is that its great to introduce new readers to Marnie and the gang. You do not have to have read Touched or Death Rejoices to get into and understand COLD COMPANY, although I strongly recommend you do. Both are amazing and below you'll find links to my reviews of each one. And it's a quick read. I finished it in about an hour. Yea, I'm a little crazy when it comes to Marnie.If, like me, you are an avid Marnie Baranuik reader and lover of everything Lord Guy Harrick Dreppenstedt, then why the heck are you still reading this? Go get it on Amazon, like... 5 minutes ago! No really... stop freakin' reading this! I'm done and you are totally missing out! You can tell Harry I sent you. He'll probably use some fancy smancy language that no one will really understand to tell you it's about time. *a digital copy of this novella was provided by the author in exchange for honest review.
review 2: 3.5It was fun discovering this little short as I was a little antsy and wondering when I would get another dose of Harry and Marnie. Marnie goes on the hunt-ahem-in the search for a missing woman and the 'possible' vampire involved in her disappearance.Marnie's talents, along with Wes' and Harry's assistance, uncover a woman that has been almost irrevocably damaged and broken. Rachel's existence is about survival, about having the courage to even make it out of her bedroom. Her terror is crippling, yet it's admirable that she fights for every little step she makes forward.Marnie and Co. soon discover Rachel's monster is all too human and if they don't get to Rachel in time, her tenuous hold on life will be lost. less

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