"Kate Conner is having a very bad day!"
Boy, I've had some bad days before but nothing like poor
Kate Conner when a demon crashes into her kitchen window
and tries to kill her. She thought her demon hunting days
were long over now that she has a 14 year old daughter, a
two year old son and a husband who is about to run for
County Attorney. Dealing with a teen-ager and a toddler is
about all she has the strength to handle these days. Now Kate needs to know why the demons are trying to take
over San Diablo, a sleepy little suburban town where Kate
and her first husband Eric retired to when they decided to
quit demon hunting. When Eric died, she was devastated but
she met Stuart and fell in love all over again. All she's
supposed to worry about now is potty training, last minute
dinner parties and a daughter who is nearly grown, right? She calls Father Corletti, her mentor at the Vatican who
tells her since the demons have sought her out, she needs
to deal with it. He has no more hunters to send to help. It
seems demon hunting just isn't like it used to be. He will
send her an alimentatore though who would help her figure
out just where those demons were. She can't believe when
she finds out that her alimentatore is none other than
Judge Larson. In between car-pools, shopping for groceries, shopping at
the mall and just trying to live a normal live, now Kate
has to find time to bone up on her demon hunting skills,
try to discover what it is the demons are looking for and
hunt for newly arrived demons. Piece of cake, right? This book was so much fun to read. I really felt for poor
Kate and her wild schedule. She really needed more hours in
her already jam-packed day. I've heard that there is a
sequel to this book and I know I will be one of the first
ones in line to get my greedy hands on it! I highly
recommend this exceedingly entertaining read! I've got my
fingers crossed that this one will reach the movie stage as
well!!! Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted July 12, 2005
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted November 20, 2006
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