Books with title The Good, the Bad, and the Cyborg

Rachel Morgan is back and in more trouble than ever! Fans of Laurell K. Hamilton and other vampire novels won't want to miss the second novel in Kim Harrison's addictive supernatural series.Former bounty hunter Rachel Morgan has it pretty good. She has left the corrupt Inderland Runner Service and started her own independent service. She's survived werewolves, shape-changing demons, bad-hair days, and sharing a church with her vampire roommate, Ivy. She even has a cute (if human) boyfriend-what more could a witch want?But living with a reformed vampire isn't all it's cracked up to be, particularly when your roommate's very bad ex-boyfriend wants her back and wouldn't mind you in the process. And especially when he's six feet of sheer supernatural seduction and you've got a demon mark that makes vampires literally hotter than hell.To save herself and Ivy, Rachel must confront the vampire master-and the dark secrets she's hidden even from herself.

Will this be the Time Warp Trio's last stand? Hi-yo Trio, away! Thanks to the magic of The Book, Joe, Sam and Fred are back in the wild, wild West - and it's proving to be way too wild. First, they're cowboys, being poisoned by trail chow, stampeded by a herd of crazed cattle, and suffocated by foul cow-fumes. Maybe they'll be better off with the Indians. The chief seems to like them - but why do his warriors keep staring at their scalps? Time is running out. Will the intrepid friends find The Book in time to escape?

From New York Times best-selling author, Kim Harrison, comes the second book in her brilliant Hollows series; packed with the perfect balance of wry humour and thrilling action, which will delight fans of thrillers and fantasy alike.During the last few months, former bounty-hunter Rachel Morgan has been rather busy.Having escaped relatively unscathed from her corrupt former employers, she's not only acquired a vampiric room-mate called Ivy, faced werewolf assassins and battled shape-shifting demons, but has also found the time to pick up a boyfriend (even if he is only human) and open her very own runner agency.But cohabiting with a vampire, however reformed, has its dangers. Ivy's evil vampire ex-boyfriend has decided that he wants her back, and views Rachel as a tasty side-dish. To make matters worse, Rachel's demon mark is the ultimate vamp-aphrodisiac; one that works both ways.The stakes are high, and if Rachel is to save herself and her room mate she must challenge the master vampire and confront the dark secrets she's kept hidden even from herself.

Rachel Morgan is back and in more trouble than ever in the second novel in Kim Harrison's addictive supernatural Hollows series! Former bounty hunter Rachel Morgan has it pretty good. She's left the corrupt Inderland Runner Service and started her own independent service. She's survived werewolves, shape-changing demons, bad hair days, and sharing a church with her vampire roommate, Ivy. She even has a cute (if human) boyfriend -- what more could a witch want? But living with a reformed vampire isn't all it's cracked up to be, particularly when your roommate's ex-boyfriend wants her back and wouldn't mind you in the process. And especially when he's six feet of sheer supernatural seduction, and you've got a demon mark that makes vampires literally hotter than hell. To save herself and Ivy, Rachel must confront the vampire master -- and the dark secrets she's hidden even from herself. “[Rachel Morgan's] a protagonist that blends the best qualities of Anita Blake and Stephanie Plum. “ -- Jim Butcher, author of Death Masks Born and raised in Tornado Alley, Kim Harrison now resides in the more sultry climes of South Carolina. She is the New York Times bestselling author of For a Few Demons More, Dead Witch Walking, The Good the Bad and the Undead, and A Fistful of Charms. Visit her at www. kimharrison. net. Marguerite Gavin has recorded over 200 audiobooks in nearly every genre, including Harrison's For a Few Demons More Black and Black & White by Dani Shapiro. AudioFile magazine says, “Marguerite Gavin has a sonorous voice, rich and full of emotion. . . . She easily delivers wry humor. “