Who Needs Enemies (Harri Phillecky, PI Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (935 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00EV61XP0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 578 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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I love all of Keri Arthur's series Trisha I love all of Keri Arthur's series. I enjoyed this one just as much and am looking forward to the next one in the series. It's definitely a fun summer read, and if you've never read her other stuff, a great introduction to her excellent story telling!. Kindle Customer said Five Stars. Love all her series. C Thilmany said Set in a new world. You won't find any werewolves or vampires in this world set in Australia. What you do get are sirens, elves, ogres, trolls, dwarves, gargoyles, dark fae, gnomes, dragons, witches and I'm sure I'm forgetting some. None are considered monsters although some groups are better liked than others.Harri--short for Harriet--is half siren and half elf. She works as a PI with her friend Ceri, a former cop and while trying to build their business Harri also works as a photographer.Her dragon friend, Keale, slams into a helicopter killing the four onboard. Harri is a witness and captures everything on camera. He's drunk out of his mind and shouldn't
But when the life she's created for herself comes under threat, Harri has little choice but to hunt down a killer—before everything she holds dear is destroyed.. Harriet Phillecky is a rare part elf, part siren and wanted by neither race. A successful news photographer turned paranormal investigator, she now has a 'family' of friends that includes ogres who constantly raid her refrigerator and take over her TV, and a dragon who drinks far too much for his own good.But when the only elvan relative she has any contact with asks her to investigate the disappearance of a siren, she finds herself unable to refuse.All too quickly the disappearance becomes murder, relatives come out of the woodwork, and a man she'd much rather forget steps back into her life. Not that she really cares. Harri wants nothing more than to run—especially when the evidence beats a path to the doors of those who'd long ago abandoned her