30# Day Shift by Charlaine Harris

The second book in this series follows a few months after the previous one but the upside is the events in the previous book really don’t impact this one so if a reader picks this book up they will not be that lost.   There is more overlap with minor characters from her other series in this book but they feel like they are passing through and not staying for the series. It does anchor this book firmly into that universe though.

One of the two story mysteries really doesn’t get solved and I wonder if it will come to the forefront in the next book. The other mystery is fairly straightforward but does need to be solved in order to clear Manfred’s name.  I enjoyed this one as much as the previous book and I can’t wait to see what happens in the not so sleepy town of Midnight.


Digital review copy provided by the publisher through NetGalley

#31 Shaded Vision by Yasmine Galenorn

It has been a while since I read any books in this series but the constant weaving of information during the plot made it easy to refresh my memory on all the main characters and the overall story plot.  Since the main character switches between books this one the youngest of the three sisters.  The story goes from personal highs with a wedding and lows of losing people they know.  They do sorta gain more allies even if they are more of the enemy of my enemy is my friend type.

A fun light read and I know at some point I’ll continue reading more of the books.  I just don’t think I’ll be downing them one right after another.