Author: Laurell K. Hamilton
ISBN-13: 9780345495969
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Publisher: Random House, 2009
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drey's thoughts:
In this installment of the Merry Gentry saga (or drama, as it may well be called), the Princess is pregnant, has renounced her claim on the throne, and is living happily with her merry men in Maeve Reed's house. She and some of her men work for a detective agency, and are called in to assist the local police force in investigating fey murders.
And with this new development, the Merry-jumps-everybody carousel turns into the pregnant-Merry-jumps-a-few-while-crime-fighting sideshow. The plot is pretty good, and believable. The sexual goings-on is pretty par for the Merry-Gentry course, but after the last 3-4 books I read, this one didn't seem like it was just about the sex.
drey's rating: 2.5/5 Ok
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