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Review: Devil’s Gate (Elder Races #4.6) by Thea Harrison

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Review: Devil’s Gate (Elder Races #4.6) by Thea HarrisonDevil's Gate by Thea Harrison
Published by Samhain Publishing on Elder Races #4.6
Genres: Novella, Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy
Pages: 83
Format: eBook
Source: Bought
four-stars
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"A Novella of the Elder Races"

As a coroner, medusa Seremela Telemar has always felt more comfortable chatting over a dead body than over drinks. But when her wild niece, Vetta, runs off to Devil's Gate, a lawless town that has sprung up overnight in a modern-day gold rush, she knows she has to extricate her before the rebellious girl gets into real trouble. Though she's confident in her head snakes' ability to defend her against attackers, Seremela is still a bit nervous about braving this modern-day Wild West by herself.

Vampyre Duncan Turner is not about to let his new co-worker go into that chaos alone. His Vampyric power and lawyer smarts make him the perfect ally, and the fact that he already had his eye on Seremela for more...personal reasons, doesn't hurt matters. Any romantic thoughts pull up short, however, when they arrive at Devil's Gate and learn Vetta is set to hang by morning.

In order to save Vetta and themselves, Seremela and Duncan are going to have to fight fire with force and magic with fangs. And pray they make it out of Devil's Gate alive.

Warning: Contains mother effin' snakes in planes, cars, tents, and beds. Luckily, our hot Vampyre hero doesn't mind them one bit...


I read Devil’s Gate when it was first published and loved it. 

Even if you haven’t read an Elder Race book you could still pick this novella up, but I would recommend at least reading Books 1 & 2 first in the Elder Race series; since they give you a sense of what is going on in the world. 

Devil’s Gate features Seremela a Medusa and Duncan a Vampyre. These characters are secondary characters introduced somewhere along the line in the Elder Race series. 

As for the story, their is no shortage of action, adventure, and danger. The romance is sweet; between these two and their is some major sexual tension that will combust by the end. I also have to point out that when we think of Medusa we don’t think nice creatures, so I have to say I like how the author portrayed her Medusa’s. They weren’t creepy, but came of different and noteworthy.

The Elder Race series brings us a verity of unique supernatural’s, worlds, and so much more. It’s an entering series to read or listen too. I highly recommend diving in. 

Rated: 4 Stars

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About Thea Harrison

I write paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and other stuff. I taught myself to read when I was four. That was around the time I tried to ride my tricycle to work. I wasn’t sure where work was, but I knew it had to be interesting if people went there every day. Now I combine my love of books with work, and I don’t have to ride my tricycle to get there. My Elder Races series began May, 2011. You can also find me on Twitter and Facebook!


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18 thoughts on “Review: Devil’s Gate (Elder Races #4.6) by Thea Harrison

    1. It’s a fun one. I really like Ms. Harrison’s Elder Races stories and her spin-off Moonshadow. I will say I did have problems with book 3 in the Elder Races series. It didn’t wow me. Oracle’s Moon is by far my favorite next to the Dragons ^_^. Hope you enjoy when every you try them.

  1. You are welcome. I like the series. Oracle’s Moon is my favorite besides the ones with the Dragon Family in them. ^_^

  2. I’ve seen these around many times, but have never read one. You have me intrigued! Thanks for the recommendation.

  3. Ah the dragon’s (royal family) are a lot of fun with their novellas, but you do have to read their books/novellas in order. As for the other novellas in the series they can all be read as stand a lone some do happen after certain things in the series, but you can still enjoy them either as the series or separately. The audios are good for the novellas. ^_^

  4. I really like this series, but I haven’t read most of the novellas, only full-length books (with an exception of the ones with the royal family). Glad you enjoyed this one.

    1. It’s a fun series. I really like the uniqueness of the world and how the overall arc keeps growing. I also love the verity of supernaturals. My favorite in the series is Oracle’s Moon. I’d love to have more Jinn books. Hope you enjoy whenever you try out the books and novellas.

  5. I enjoyed the winter novella too. Their are a lot of cool races featured in the series. Hope you enjoy the novels when you get read them.

  6. I read a different Elder Races novella as part of an anthology last December had it had me eager to start the series. I am intrigued by a medusa race. 🙂

  7. Awesome review!! Angela!! Shared on all my!! Love this cover this guy is hot!!

  8. It’s quit a unique world, with interesting characters, and it only gets better the farther along in the series we get. The novellas are a lot of fun too! Hope you enjoy!

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