Review: Blade Song by J.C. Daniels

Kit Colbana is a P.I. with a secret and a new case–tracking down a young shifter, in the middle of his first transformations who just happens to be the nephew of the very, very unstable Cat Queen. In many ways this is a by-the-box urban fantasy, complete with fun fight scenes, people in danger and tasty love interests. A completely satisfying read on all fronts.

Add in the differences and I put the book, er ereader down and preordered the second in the series immediately. Kit isn’t human, but she’s not all super special and magical. She’s a bastard child of an Amazon which gives her just enough power to get attention from other supernatural folks, but not enough to hold her own should the crap hit the fan. Plus being part human means her own clan left her with a serious, and sometimes debilitating case of PTSD.

While Kit is a good guy, she’s off-kilter and possibly a little mad herself. Think Rambo, who hears weapons sing and has a hot, wicked-strong werecat as her (temporary) personal body guard.

Blade Song is just the beginning of what I hope will be a very interesting journey. More please!