 | Channeling Morpheus: Payback
by Jordan Castillo Price
From Changeling Press site: Pretty young men and women like Michael's best friend, Scary Mary, are disappearing from underground Goth clubs all over Detroit. Michael has been tracking buried newspaper articles and obscure medical reports for over two years, and he's finally found the source of the problem. But he can't exactly go to the cops and tell them his friends have been murdered -- by a vampire. So he's posing as bait to catch the killer, and he's got a bag of sharpened hickory stakes to do the job. |
Everything should go smoothly, given the amount of preparation that Michael's put into the hunt. He's got a practiced repertoire of come-hither looks and a full blister pack of the date rape drug, Rohypnol. But he didn't count on Wild Bill showing up.
Bold and sexy, Wild Bill's the type of guy Michael would have liked to date… if he'd ever gotten the chance. Despite his best efforts, it seems there's nothing Michael can do to shake Bill loose. Looks like they're in for a wild, wild ride.
Recommendation:
Periodically I like to peruse the Coming Soon pages at the Changeling Press site and see what I'm going to be adding to my wishlist 
Among all the pretty covers, there was one that caught my eye - Jordan Castillo Price's Channeling Morpheus: Tainted - the fourth book in a series. The blurb looked interesting and I decided that I had to go grab the other books in the series to get ready for the upcoming book. I'm so glad I did. I started Channeling Morpheus: Payback late one night and found I couldn't put it down. I was caught up with Michael's hunt for a killer and his unexpected meeting with a man who makes him think of hot, nasty fun.
The connection between these men is immediate and I loved exploring the newness of it with them in this story. I know I'm going to enjoy reading more of this series and I can't wait to see where Jordan Castillo Price takes her characters - because it does seem that they're in for that promised wild ride.
C.L.
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