Books by Lilith Saintcrow
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review 1: I have a very hard time rating this series, or any of Lilith Saintcrow's recent books. On the one hand i absolutely love them to death and beyond, as I think their characters are remarkably well done. However, Saintcrow has this way of writing that is rather difficult to understa...
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review 1: I thought that this was a good addition to the new series. The characters were more real than some of the other characters by other authors. That seems to be the hallmark of this author though. The story isn't bad, although there is a bit more damsel in distress, and woe is me...
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review 1: I wish someone had warned me this was the first, and only book in an abandoned series. It was kind of a let down to turn the last page and discover a "to be continued". :-(I liked the book well enough, despite the archaic language: 'Twas annoying.But now I guess we'll never know ...
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review 1: Excellently done alternate Britain! I like the small...differences in spellings that subtly remind one that this is NOT the typical world we're used to. Fine characters and fun action. I'll certainly be reading the next as this was one of the best steampunk/alternate reality boo...
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review 1: Nachdem dieser Roman nun eine ganze Weile auf meinem SuB gelegen hatte, wurde es endlich Zeit ihn zu lesen.Das Cover ist blau und zeigt eine junge, hübsche Frau mit einem Mal.Jill Kismet ist unsere Protagonistin. Sie ist Jägerin, allerdings keine gewöhnliche, denn sie ist nicht m...
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review 1: Let me first say it was a mistake to get the omnibus edition and read them one after the other. While I might have enjoyed them all if I'd taken a break, reading all five one after the other made me start to hate Dante a bit. That being said the first three were really good, a bi...
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review 1: With this series I started out so excited but as the series progressed they just got harder and harder to read. I felt like Ms. Saintcrow was throwing us the same stuff over and over. She continually talked about saving people in a different storyline that the reader never gets...
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review 1: OK. I only read ONE excerpt in a anthology. I already know she should probably trust Nicholai. NOTHING he says sounds incorrect, and its not his damn fault she was born a sex witch. He probably didn't ask to be a vampire either, but he isn't crying over spilt milk. What an angry...
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review 1: I could say it a thousand times but it would still mean the same!! And it would still be the exact same sentiment that hit me the first time I finished a book by you!! I loved it.....Obviously!!I could go on and blabber a thousand meaningless lines about how fantastic and absolut...
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review 1: After I read the first one, which I gave one star, I said I wasn't sure if I would read another in this series. Then I did. I gave this one two stars, although I'm not quite sure why.While this book was better than the first, it was still filled with constant whining about Jill...
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review 1: Everyone Loves the CircusAs if poor Jill Kismet, the only Hunter in Santa Luz, doesn't have enough on her plate, things only get worse when the Cirque de Charnu comes to town. Demonspawn and Traders delight, but it's up to Jill to keep her city safe. Although she has no choice bu...
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review 1: I love predictable authors. And by predictable I mean I can pick up one of their books off the shelf, glance at the back blurb, and buy it knowing it'll be a good, entertaining read. Saintcrow is definitely one of those authors for me, and this latest venture didn't disappoint....
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review 1: For being a short book, Night Shift got off to a slow start. Slow to the point that I was getting bored and kept setting it aside. However, things finally picked up halfway through and I was able to power through. Things I loved: The action. Very descriptive fights, and when ...
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review 1: It wasn't quite what I expected. I picked up Lilith Saintcrow because of a short story she wrote that I really liked. I enjoyed did enjoy the series. I think a book before the first one to introduce us to Dante would have made her becoming a hederia more shocking, rather than hav...
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review 1: the premise was intriguing and had promise but the first chapter in i was already so confused due to the formatting. why is the pov in 3rd person and then suddenly in 1st?? i don't mind alternating point of views but what i do mind is when we start off with a 3rd person pov and t...
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review 1: Having trouble making it through this series.
review 2: And on to book three, I'm so glad to see Jill come to terms with both the men in her life...
review 2: And on to book three, I'm so glad to see Jill come to terms with both the men in her life...
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review 1: Jill Kismet has been pulled in to an interesting case, one that doesn't seem to have any ties to her speciality of hellbreeds and Traders. Monty asks her to quietly sniff around an apparent suicide of a cop, one that was his former partner. After discovering his widow also appear...
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review 1: Saintcrow writes about a tainted heroin with the weight of the world on her shoulders. There's crimes to solve, hell breed to be stopped and souls to save, most notably Kissmet's own. The action and drama are thoroughly enjoyable in each of these books and though the resemblance ...
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review 1: Still a fascinating read, although half the book was spent mourning the loss of one of the secondary characters. Fascinating ending, wrapping up enough of the storyline that the author could decide to stop here but leaving enough open issues and plenty of room for more in the ser...