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A review by simiray
Dangerous Ways by R.R. Virdi
5.0
As you all must notice by now, Virdi has quickly become a favorite name in my library. I loved his Grave Report series, but when I read Dangerous Ways, it was so much -more-. I fell in absolute love with Jonathan Hawthorne and I hope to see a -lot- more of him in further books. He is something akin to the epic Brat Prince so beloved in Anne Rice novels, and is strong enough to stick around for a looong time (hopefully).
Dangerous Ways is an epic urban fantasy that is far closer to actual fantasy than urban, and that's what I love about it. I love that its a completely new outlook on creatures I have loved in other lore stories. I will -definitely- be watching this series as it grows. This is a book that all fantasy lovers must have on their shelves.
Dangerous Ways is an epic urban fantasy that is far closer to actual fantasy than urban, and that's what I love about it. I love that its a completely new outlook on creatures I have loved in other lore stories. I will -definitely- be watching this series as it grows. This is a book that all fantasy lovers must have on their shelves.