Dead for Rights
Elisabeth Hicks, Witch Detective #4
by Rachel Graves

Elisabeth Hicks is deep in an illegal werewolf case trying to save a boy dying from cancer when her brother-in-law comes home from his honeymoon desperate for help. Thirty years ago his friend, a teenage movie star, disappeared without a trace. If Hicks can’t find her in the next two weeks she might be lost forever. Just as Hicks’ work explodes, her boyfriend asks her to move in with him. Juggling romance and two cases, with two lives hanging in the balance, pushes Hicks to her limits. She’ll risk herself, and everyone she loves, to save a ghost that isn’t dead yet and give a hopeless boy one last chance.

Content Warning: This urban fantasy includes explicit romantic scenes between consenting adults, vampires, and witches. Intended for mature audiences, the story includes detailed erotic descriptions. If you are offended by suggestive language, cuss words, or erotic writing, this is not the book for you.

4 out of 5 fairies

This was quite the mix of mystery and sexy romance, and I really enjoyed reading it. It is part of a series, and I think I’d have a better understanding of the characters if I’d read the previous books. That said, I thought Graves did a great job of building tension, and threading in multiple mysteries with Elisabeth’s personal life to keep your interest piqued. The story moves along fairly smoothly, and overall I enjoyed reading it. I’ll definitely need to check out the other books in the series I think.

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Rachel Graves writes mysteries that blend the supernatural with steamy, sexy scenes. Her work explores the many shades of gray found between the lines of right and wrong. Rachel’s books focus on strong heroines who take charge of their own fate, their friends, and their families. Rachel is a member of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America and uses research skills honed getting a graduate degree in psychology to seek out rare folklore and magical creatures. Her writing incorporates popular monsters like vampires and werewolves as well as diverse creatures like selkies and yuki onna. Rachel has lived in a cursed town, taken far too many ghost tours, and counts down to every Halloween starting in November. You can read short stories and learn more about her on her website: http://www.rachelgraves.com/