Blood Hunt

By Lucienne Diver

Tori Karacis is back in L.A., glad that she matches her passport photo again, thanks to a tattoo that controls her gargoyle wings. Her newest case doesn’t involve gods or an impending apocalypse...just garden-variety murder.
Jessica Roland’s suspicions began when her brothers returned from Egypt eerily different. The terror kicked in with the ritualistic murder of her parents. Her real brothers would never have done such a thing, yet their guilt seems indisputable. Is it the Curse of the Pharaohs? Some kind of brain-eating bacteria?
At the scene of a second attack, there’s evidence it’s the work of Set, the god of chaos, who should have been locked away long ago. And hello, there’s a new arrival. Neith, a warrior goddess who’s got the hots for Tori’s ex, Nick Armani.
In theory, that shouldn’t cause Tori any problems. After all, she’s involved with Apollo—yes, that Apollo. Still, it’s a bit much for Neith to ask her for seduction advice! Meanwhile, Set is gaining strength, chaos starts leaking all over the place, and L.A. is a powder keg set to blow.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WordFire Press
• Release date: Feb 21, 2018
• ISBN: 9781614756156

Reviews for Blood Hunt

[dearheart_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The Greek Gods are still hanging around, no longer with the levels of power they had when they were worshipped. Now, while hiding their identities, they live among the humans and hold down jobs. The interesting aspect of the series has always been the mythology and incorporating these characters and their abilities into world-saving situations as we follow PI Tori Karacis who only recently learned that these gods exist, and that she’s a gorgon.This story goes further and incorporates Egyptian mythology and even ties in some of the Greek gods as also being Egyptian gods. For example, Apollo says he was Horus. Athena is Neith and Demeter is Isis. So thru them we get to know a little Egyptian mythology as well.For this story we’ve got Set, the Egyptian god of chaos, bound in chains and doing his best to break free while the rest of the gods shudder to think about that possibility. Twin brothers steal some artifacts from a museum and unintentionally set chaos in motion in a horrible way.We are introduced to a large number of mostly familiar mythology characters in this action-packed story. And we do get a budding romance and some humor. I like Tori. She never quits no matter how beat up or helpless the situation seems to be. Sometimes that gets a little too heavy-handed. But dang, who wouldn’t like Apollo?