Dead Witch Walking

"This book is the beginning of the Hallows series with Rachel Morgan as your main witch/girl. It starts off slowly but it works it’s way up to more excitement. If you like supernatural creatures, then I’d highly recommend this series…especially if you’re into urban fantasy, like myself! "

"One of my favorite series. Hard to put down, page turner."

"Marguerite Gavin narrated the #audiobook for this series, bringing life and emotion and color to the world of The Hollows. I fell in love with every character (even Rachel, eventually) and I don't know if I would have stuck with the series had I read it on paper. If you like #urbanfantasy this series will hit every note for you, and then some. It's so good, it's so freaking good."

"Loved this book and main character."

"Generally, I liked this. But it was really hard for me to get through. Harrison spent so much of the book world building that I think it took away from the characters and the story. But it was good enough that I want to check out the second book, as I've heard from several people that this the typical first book for a series, the next is much better.<br/><br/>I'm not sure what to make of Trent, but I'm excited to see him in the next book, if he shows up, and see what all that stuff was about. Lots of twists and turns that kept it entertaining."

"Forgot to comment but this is peak urban fantasy"

"I recently downloaded this as a kindle book and I love it so far. I’ve already bought the next 2 in the series. "

"here my review on my blog http://moonlitnite83.livejournal.com/63702.html"

"Best character development I have EVER experienced. With as many books as there are in this series each and every book draws me in and I’m never bored. It’s a book series I have digitally as well as hard copies bc it’s THAT good"

"The whole series is fantastic and I would strongly recommend all of them. If you like audio books this one is well worth a listen. Make sure you get the versions narrated by Marguerite Gavin. The other narrator, who was replaced, didn't bother to listen to the books that had already been published and continue to pronounce the names the same way. It threw me out of the story every time she pronounced a name differently. "