Monday, August 20, 2012

Shadows Before the Sun by Kelly Gay Book Review



Elysia may be a heavenly off-world destination, but beyond it, in the siren city of Fiallan, the Circe have punished Charlie Madigan’s partner, Hank, into a torturous state between life and death. With all the proper legal channels cleared, Charlie heads to Elysia, not knowing what she’ll find, or if she’ll ever see the siren again…while at home, jinn crime boss Grigori Tennin has begun an all-out hunt for the divine being Ahkneri.  Tennin’s tactics set off a chain reaction that puts Charlie in the crosshairs of the shadowy creature known as Death, and stirs Ahkneri from her long sleep—and if Vengeance awakes, Atlanta will never be the same. SHADOWS BEFORE THE SUN will have readers faithfully hanging on every word to see Charlie’s next step!

Kelly Gay is the author of three previous novels in her acclaimed Charlie Madigan series: The Better Part of Darkness, The Darkest Edge of Dawn, and The Hour of Dust and Ashes!  Gay is a multiple award-winning writer who lives in North Carolina. She welcomes visitors to her website at www.KellyGay.com.
 My Thoughts:  Love, love, love Kelly Gay and glad to see one of my favorite heroines, Charlie Madigan is back.   Shadows Before the Sun left me wishing the series would be made into a screenplay already.  Gay brings to life a futuristic heroine whose life is full of action and a force to be reckoned with.  If you read any of the other Charlie Madigan books you are in for a treat.  I don't want to spoil it for you but it's a nail biter from beginning to end.  If you are new to Kelly Gays' Charlie Madigan series you will not be disappointed.

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Many thanks to Simon and Schuster for providing a review copy of this book.  For more information on Shadows Before the Sun or more Simon and Schuster publications, visit Simon and Schuster online at www.SimonandSchuster.com


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