#5 in the Jaz Parks series. This one has them in Scotland protecting a witch who it appears is the next target of an assassin medusa. This one is unusual in that we have Jaz's Dad along for the ride. They are there under the disguise of going to a ghost con and the con doesn't disappoint. A number of ghosts attack on the first night of the con. Jaz's Mom also makes an appearance from the dead. ( )

Lighthearted and fun, but not as captivating as some of her earlier books. I am growing tired of the unresolved romantic tension between the two main characters. ( )

I love the characters in this book, all of them are so interesting. Not the best writing, nor the best story line, but the characters, they carry the book fantastically ! I could read it many times and not get enough. JR's novels just get better and better.
Fav Quote from book-""When I bite you, it'll be because I want to make your toes curl and your hair stand on end. And you won't need stitches afterward. You'll need crutches.""
Jaz, Vayl, Cole and her Jaz's father head off to the Scottish Highlands for some twisted fun among ghosts, demons and crazed relatives.They are there to prevent the assassination of a nasty coven leader. Albert, Jaz’s father, gives her plenty of opportunities for both funny and sarcastic banter. Jack (the dog) is along and brings nothing but humor to his part. The growing relationship between Jaz and Vayl, is twisting nicely along. Non stop action, and kept me guessing. A UF book. ( )

Don't get me wrong I LOVED the story, the humour, the growing relationship between Jaz and Vayl, Cole's eventual acceptance that he can't have Jaz but there was one thing that left me a bit flumoxed. Jaz's dad Albert, he never discovers that Vayl is a vampire. He overhears that Vayl's a vampire a few times, he even sees the evidence for himself, Jaz hints at it as well but he never realises it. I kept waiting for the lightbulb to go on inside his head and for him to make a big thing over the fact that Vayl is undead. It never happens and I'm a bit disappointed about it.

I also really missed Bergman as did Jaz but that was deliberate, bloody politicians trying to strip Jaz of her allies making it less likely for her to survive her mission but hopefully we'll see him in the next book. I really liked seeing more of Jaz's parents, why her mother deserves to be in hell and Albert finding out why Jaz hates her so much. All in all, a very entertaining read. I'm looking forward to seeing what Vayl's solution is to the political problem in the next book, BITE MARKS which may get both him and Jaz either fired or dead. ( )

Gotta say I love Jaz and Val, I eat the stories up. ( )