Brush With Death A Sadie Salt Urban Fantasy Sadie Salt Series eBook Ware Wilkins
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Introducing Sadie Salt, Paranormal... Dentist?
All Sadie Salt ever wanted was to make smiles whiter... and to track down the creature that murdered her parents. She spends her days as a dental assistant to the humans in her small town of Grimloch and her nights doctoring to its, well, not-so-human residents.
Unfortunately, the nightlife doesn't know how to stay in the shadows where it belongs. Sadie's working tirelessly to pay off a nasty debt to a fairy she doesn't want to cross, coping with a magic she can't use, and dreaming of a relationship with the local Sheriff-- not that that's going to happen.
But when a corpse turns up in her apartment, Sadie's dragged deeper into a world where wielding a scraper and a water pick does more harm than good. Her past is coming back it haunt her in a bad way, and she's suddenly closer to her parent's killer than expected. With a vampire keeping tabs on her and a best friend whose predictions rarely hit the mark, Sadie's discovering revenge is more muddled than she expected.
Will she be able to clean up the mess before someone tries to scrub her out permanently?
Brush With Death A Sadie Salt Urban Fantasy Sadie Salt Series eBook Ware Wilkins
What a great start to a series! Sadie is a kind of girl next door character--except that she is a dentist to all the wild supernaturals in her smallish, unassuming town. This is a town of normals (like the dreamy sheriff that she's been crushing on forever) and paranormals like her vampire friend Benji. Our story begins with a bang, a tooth extraction from the sharp-toothed jaws of a panicking werewolf. A good way to lose a hand, right? Sadie's day job as a dental assistant and her night job as a dentist to werewolves, fairies, vampires and the like doesn't prepare her to be implicated in a murder. And while all those extracted teeth keep her barely making her monthly payment, it doesn't square her completely with the psycho Tooth Fairy that she owes a huge debt too either. With both of these things threatening her, and never having shown any signs of magic, how can she protect herself. It's a good thing she has some great friends, a supportive boss, a shadowy magical uncle, and a bat to swing. This book had a nice pace and a great mystery. More and more revelations were popping up, giving us tempting glimpses of future possibilities. While the murder is wrapped up and everything concluded satisfactorily, there are still plenty of things begging to be explored in the sequel. When I read it the next book wasn't out yet so I was dying with curiosity. It's just come out and I can't wait to find out what's up with Sadie and this unusual cast of supporting characters!Product details
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Brush With Death A Sadie Salt Urban Fantasy Sadie Salt Series eBook Ware Wilkins Reviews
Wow! What a great book! I could not put it down until the very end. I can't wait until the next one. The characters were great and the story is fantastic! It had vampires, werewolves and witches my favorite things in a book.
I am completely and utterly smitten with this book. The concept was original and strange, and shouldn't have worked as well as it did, but the author nailed it. The main character was so well written, and I'm so excited to read more about her. I'm eagerly waiting for book two.
A great paranormal read with an original and funny storyline that is full of action and great characters. I can't wait for more from Sadie Salt.
I didn't know what to expect. I got amazing. That's pretty hard to get. This book kept me interested the whole way. I wanted to read about Sadie Salt and I wanted to figure out her life of magic so much. The ending was satisfying and I can't wait to read the next book. Fantastic word placement, too.
The kind of book you can't put down--my curiosity grew and grew until I had to know how it would end! The plot moves quickly, interspersed with hints and flashes from the past, that will guide you to slowly put together the pieces of the main character's puzzling past and unsteady future. I found myself really bonding with the characters, and rooting for them throughout. Parts of the story can be quite dark, but it's an exciting read, not a depressing one. I can't wait to read the next in the series, when it comes out!
Funny, funny, funny. And action packed. Full of bad puns. Sadie gets a bit frustrating sometimes but kicked butt in the end. There's a hint of romance, but in some ways it felt almost like a parody of the book that references the moment just before dusk. Which I loved. I'm looking forward to the next installment in Sadie's adventures!
Ware Wilkins is a new-to-me writer of paranormal mystery; having just finished her "Brush With Death A Sadie Salt Urban Fantasy (Sadie Salt Series)" I must now give some thoughts and observations. Not because I am required to or any such thing, but simply because reading this story calls for it. First, this reader happens to be one of those people with an ingrained, catatonic-inducing fear of all things dental related. Yeah, I'm afraid of dentists. Yet, how could I not be drawn into protagonist Sadie's world when the very first gem of a sentence is "There's a werewolf in my chair who's about to cry and Christ, the last thing I need is a wailing wolf." Wilkins had me, hook line and sinker from that point on... I mean, what can make a strong werewolf cry? Okay, losing a mate or some other trauma of that type might... but if this werewolf was say, sitting in a psychologists office retelling a horror from his or her past, well, surely a writer wouldn't open with such a comedic line... would they? (Although this writer might *grins*) No, Wilkins' Sadie is a dental assistant for humans by day, and dentist for monsters by night. Hmm, cue shudder from me here. The fact that this particular reader even finished a book featuring dental work, is actually a high testament to Wilkins writing voice and interesting plot.
The characters were visually appealing and easy to see in my minds eye as I read. They were likable and easy to empathize with. The hunky-human-sheriff-turned-werewolf; the tantalizing bisexual vampire; the menacingly mischievous tooth fairy; the curmudgeon boss; the distant yet loyal uncle... and that's just an example from the cast of characters that make an appearance. There is a touch of romance, with Sadie crushing on the sheriff and the vampire signaling his interest in her. Dialogue flowed and was believable; it was authentic to each character and helped move the story forward. The bad puns scattered throughout the tale had me grinning as much as the tooth pulling had me squirming. Did I mention already the mind-numbing horror a dentist invokes in me? Setting details for the town of Grimloch gave a true small town feel. There were some spelling, grammar and punctuation issues -mainly in the second half of the book - using "hinds" when "hands" was clearly intended, comes to mind.
All in all, this was a fun and interesting read - albeit a tad on the horror side with the dental work, for this reader. The pace of the tale is fairly quick and there is action galore. The main mystery is resolved but opens other questions in both protagonist Sadie's and the reader's minds; yes, a stand alone book that leaves a reader wanting more. I highly recommend this book and should really give it a five star rating. But... *shudders* the dental work!
What a great start to a series! Sadie is a kind of girl next door character--except that she is a dentist to all the wild supernaturals in her smallish, unassuming town. This is a town of normals (like the dreamy sheriff that she's been crushing on forever) and paranormals like her vampire friend Benji. Our story begins with a bang, a tooth extraction from the sharp-toothed jaws of a panicking werewolf. A good way to lose a hand, right? Sadie's day job as a dental assistant and her night job as a dentist to werewolves, fairies, vampires and the like doesn't prepare her to be implicated in a murder. And while all those extracted teeth keep her barely making her monthly payment, it doesn't square her completely with the psycho Tooth Fairy that she owes a huge debt too either. With both of these things threatening her, and never having shown any signs of magic, how can she protect herself. It's a good thing she has some great friends, a supportive boss, a shadowy magical uncle, and a bat to swing. This book had a nice pace and a great mystery. More and more revelations were popping up, giving us tempting glimpses of future possibilities. While the murder is wrapped up and everything concluded satisfactorily, there are still plenty of things begging to be explored in the sequel. When I read it the next book wasn't out yet so I was dying with curiosity. It's just come out and I can't wait to find out what's up with Sadie and this unusual cast of supporting characters!
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