Sue Denver

PI Sara has been a werewolf for 18 months, and is still finding herself because there are no further special aspects of being a werewolf. Everything she does has to be self-taught. She receives a case from Lillian, who believes the things that happen cannot just be a string of coincidences. The story predominantly switches between both perspectives as Lillian has suspicions on why these coincidences are happening and Sara's mission to solve this case. The story is full of action with close calls.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (mehr)

192 Days Missing by Sue Denver
Sara Flores Werewolf P.I. Novel #1

Having read the Sara Flores short story collection previously, I was eager to read this first book and see what Sara would be getting up to. So glad I to have spent time with Sara and her team today!

What I liked:
* Sara Flores: private investigator, tracker, great scent skills, seeks missing or threatened innocents, turned into a werewolf by Joe White Wolf, doesn’t always play by the rules, intriguing, someone I would like to have as a friend
* Mason Spencer: Sara’s partner, saved by Sara, tech genius, 23 years old, like a brother to Sara, Lupiti – Native American, brilliant, hope to hear more about him
* Connor Rockwood: bodyguard, ex-special forces military, strong, lethal, team player, on the side of right, in a relationship with Lillian – a woman he was bodyguard to while working with/for Sara
* Judy Street: brilliant, strategic thinker, sees the big picture, problem solver, logistics oriented, makes things happen, wise, enjoys the thrill of working with Sara and the team, eventually joins the team
* Last Chance Investigations: name that eventually is given to the P.I. business
* The anonymous donors that allow the business to do the work necessary to save lives
* The way the team works together and how caring, close, and protective they are of one another
* The way the investigation into what happened to Alaska Brown, their client, progressed and where it ultimately concluded
* The very satisfying ending with most of the loose ends tied up and a new case coming in

What I didn’t like:
* Who and what I was meant not to like
* Knowing that there are human traffickers, people who work with and for them, and clients willing to buy humans for their own evil reasons
* Having to wait for the next book in the series

Did I enjoy this book? Yes
Would I read more in this series? Definitely

Thank you to NetGalley and Books Go Social for the ARC – This is my honest review.

5 Stars… (mehr)

Werewolf Vigilante is made up of three novellas. The first novella feels as though there is a beginning missing. Readers are thrown straight into the story with no context - with only the blurb to refer back to - and Skidi is described like a man, throwing me off the character since I know Skidi is a wolf-dog. Since the bite Sara got from her neighbour, she views life like a human wolf, sensing and reacting more intensely than a human can. The impression I got is the stories revolve around the idea of a human becoming a wolf and now has to live to the best of the abilities as a human roaming normal earth. The stories lacked depth.


I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (mehr)

PI Sara has been a werewolf for 18 months, and is still finding herself because there are no further special aspects of being a werewolf. Everything she does has to be self-taught. She receives a case from Lillian, who believes the things that happen cannot just be a string of coincidences. The story predominantly switches between both perspectives as Lillian has suspicions on why these coincidences are happening and Sara's mission to solve this case. The story is full of action with close calls.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (mehr)