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Review: Black Arts (Jane Yellowrock #7) by Faith Hunter

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Review: Black Arts (Jane Yellowrock #7) by Faith HunterBlack Arts by Faith Hunter
Series: Jane Yellowrock #7
Published by Roc on January 7, 2014
Genres: Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy
Pages: 323
Format: Paperback
Source: Library
four-stars
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Jane Yellowrock is a shape-shifting skinwalker who always takes care of her own—no matter the cost...

When Evan Trueblood blows into town looking for his wife, Molly, he’s convinced that she came to see her best friend, Jane. But it seems like the witch made it to New Orleans and then disappeared without a trace.

Jane is ready to do whatever it takes to find her friend. Her desperate search leads her deep into a web of black magic and betrayal and into the dark history between vampires and witches. But the closer she draws to Molly, the closer she draws to a new enemy—one who is stranger and more powerful than any she has ever faced.


Also in this series: Strange Brew, Skinwalker, Cat Tales, Blood Cross, Mercy Blade, Raven Cursed

This story builds on previous books in the series, so you do need to read in order.

Black Arts is a fast-paced action-packed adventure. It starts with a bang and doesn’t stop. It ties up unfinished business and gives us answers on numerous things we have been waiting for.

Jane’s life is finally making sense. Those around her finally know her heritage and abilities. It’s liberating for Jane. The only downside is she is still estranged from her best friend Molly and her family, but then again that rift is about to be slowly mended.

Jane and Beast are more in-since with each other, but they still have a ways to go, yet some things get resolved between them. It was fabulous to have Molly and her family back in the picture. The Younger brothers are great for Jane and add to the story. Leo, well he’s Leo. George, things are changing for him too. Jane’s love life or whatever it is gets some resolution. I have to say, I cried for Jane. Rick is an ass and I never liked him, but what happens is devastating. Though I have to say I’m hoping he is gone for good. As I’ve said from the get go Jane needs someone who will put her first, stand by her, and love her for who she is.

Black Arts is an emotional read, a roller coaster ride, and a wonderful story blending action, romance, magic, and history.

Rated: 4 Stars

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About Faith Hunter

Faith Hunter is a New York Times and USAToday bestselling author. She writes dark urban fantasy, paranormal urban thrillers, paranormal police procedurals, and science fiction.

Her long-running, bestselling, Skinwalker series features Jane Yellowrock, a hunter of rogue-vampires. The Soulwood series features Nell Nicholson Ingram in paranormal crime solving novels. Her Rogue Mage novels, a dark, post-apocalyptic fantasy series, features Thorn St. Croix, a stone mage in an alternate reality. She has won numerous awards and Curse on The Land won an Audie Award for 2017. She also writes a Scifi novella series Junkyard Cats.

Under the pen name Gwen Hunter, she has written action adventure, mysteries, thrillers, women’s fiction, a medical thriller series, and even historical religious fiction. As Gwen, she was part of the WH Smith Literary Award for Fresh Talent in 1995 in the UK, and won a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award in 2008. Under all her pen names, she has over 40 books in print in 30 countries.

All of that Faith finds terribly boring. In real life, Faith once broke a stove by refusing to turn it on for so long that its parts froze and the unused stove had to be replaced. She collects orchids and animal skulls, rocks and fossils, loves to sit on the screened back porch in lightning storms, and is a workaholic with a passion for white-water kayaking, and RV travel. She prefers Class III whitewater rivers with no gorge to climb out of, and drinks a lot of tea. Some days she’s a lady. Some days she ain’t.


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10 thoughts on “Review: Black Arts (Jane Yellowrock #7) by Faith Hunter

  1. That’s how I felt when I saw a review for Jane Yellowrock… And here we are. So far it’s been interesting. Jane and Beast are unique characters and I like learning about them. The mystery and adventures are fun too. As for the men in Jane’s life, not so much. I’m ready for something to be decided on that front.

  2. Glad to see you are enjoying my reviews for Jane Yellowrock. It’s been an interesting series, so far and I’m liking the books.

  3. It’s been interesting. I like Jane and Beast and their character growth. My only issue which I’ve had from the begging is the love triangle or men in Jane’s life. Hopeful that will be resolved. Other then that I like the mystery, action, and learning about Jane/Beast.

  4. As usual, the more I read the reviews of this series the more intrigued I become. Once again, thank you or your review. I really do enjoy reading them.

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