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Is this the scoop of a lifetime, or something far deadlier?
Starting over in Ravens Hollow was meant to be simple — a chance to adjust to my new, nocturnal existence. No men. No complications. Just a bit of light investigative journalism in a quaint magical town by the sea.
Then Pongo the pup trotted into my life, and normalcy bled away faster than my resistance to a fresh pint of blood. I’d barely set up my desk at the Ravens Hollow Oracle before a renowned sculptor turned up dead at the town’s annual art exhibition.
What better way to get to know a place than by investigating its most suspicious residents? The only snag was Chief Whip — the infuriatingly handsome local lawman who’d rather I kept my fangs and my nose out of his murder investigation.
Too bad. The body count is rising, and whether he likes it or not, he needs me—Elodie Evergreen, investigative reporter. My instincts are razor-sharp. My fangs? Even sharper.
Perfect for fans of resourceful heroines, cute animal sidekicks, and exhilarating urban fantasy, Fangs and Front Pages delivers action, mystery, and supernatural surprises. Series stand-alone mysteries, snarky humour, and a slow-burn romance.
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★★★★☆ (3.5 rounded up)This was such a fun, fast paced read with the perfect blend of paranormal mystery and snarky humor! I loved the quirky small town vibes of Ravens Hollow, the slow-burn tension between our heroine and the grumpy-but-charming Chief Whip, and of course, Pongo, the real MVP.The story strikes a nice balance between lighthearted supernatural antics and a murder mystery that kept me curious without getting too dark. Our main character is sharp, funny, and easy to root for, even when she’s poking her nose (and fangs) where they don’t belong.It’s not without a few pacing hiccups, and I wish a couple of side characters had a bit more depth, but overall, this is a solid start (or continuation, depending on how you look at it) to a cozy UF series I’ll definitely be returning to.Recommended for fans of magical small towns, bite-sized mysteries, and heroines who take no nonsense—except maybe from their dog.