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A review by setaian
Bounty by Kristen Banet, K.N. Banet
4.0
Returning home from attending the trial of Jacky Leon ([b:Oath Sworn|52384432|Oath Sworn (Jacky Leon #1)|Kristen Banet|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1584233857l/52384432._SY75_.jpg|69856005]) Kaliya, one of the last nagini, stumbles into a job searching for a human on the run. She is doing it as a favour for a friend but then Sinclair a cold blooded vampire killer joins the hunt and things get personal.
Raphael has been on the run for 5 years. Moving from town to town, working for cash in hand, always staying just ahead of his pursuers. Those who want him will stop at nothing and he has never had an ally, at least not until Kaliya showed up.
Bounty is the first in a new urban fantasy series set in the same world as Jacky Leon. It's actually a little more dense than most UF. Kaliya is a nagini and that needs a bit of explaining and Raphael is something completely new so more world building. But explanations are left intentionally sparse with the idea that things will gradually be revealed over the series so it's not too much.
I don't think it's for everyone, this series will take a commitment (much more so than Jacky Leon) but for those who are willing to put in the effort it's well worth it.
A review copy was provided to me in exchange for an honest review
Raphael has been on the run for 5 years. Moving from town to town, working for cash in hand, always staying just ahead of his pursuers. Those who want him will stop at nothing and he has never had an ally, at least not until Kaliya showed up.
Bounty is the first in a new urban fantasy series set in the same world as Jacky Leon. It's actually a little more dense than most UF. Kaliya is a nagini and that needs a bit of explaining and Raphael is something completely new so more world building. But explanations are left intentionally sparse with the idea that things will gradually be revealed over the series so it's not too much.
I don't think it's for everyone, this series will take a commitment (much more so than Jacky Leon) but for those who are willing to put in the effort it's well worth it.
A review copy was provided to me in exchange for an honest review