Last Call at the Nightshade Lounge by Paul Krueger
They live in Chicago. They’re young. They’re hip. They have tattoos. They can serve you any alcoholic drink you can name, and after last call, when the bars are closed, they go out for pancakes. And… they are part of a magical society, the Cupbearers Court, protecting innocent citizens, like you and me, from being attacked by demonic monsters. That’s the premise of Paul Krueger’s debut novel, Last Call at the Nightshade Lounge.
I mean,
Read More
What a fantastic review! I loved how you highlighted the blend of action and character development in "Foundryside." The intricate…
On her blog, "Aunt Beast" says she is in the early stages of working on another Tinfoil Dossier novella, so…
Caitlin Kiernan is an amazing stylist, but her work leaves me feeling bleak and hopeless.
Came here to say this, and calling Baralis Iss' "accomplice"? I would be hard-pressed to fear anyone with a General…
For those who've been following the Laundry Files series by Charles Stross, what is reported to be the final book…