The Witch With No Name by Kim Harrison

Publisher: Harper Voyager
Date published: September 9, 2014
ISBN: 978-0061957956
Paranormal, Urban Fantasy
Paperback
Reviewed by Gabrielle (meingee@yahoo.com)

Weblink: http://harpervoyagerbooks.com/2014/09/08/out-now-the-witch-with-no-name/

Obtained via publisher

Rating: 4.5 Hearts

I am a big fan of Kim Harrison and I have enjoyed this series from start to finish. I was happy to get to read this book but at the same time I was sad that it was the last in the series. I have enjoyed going along for the ride with Rachel and all her friends and enemies along the way.  This last adventure of Rachel’s is a big one. This book manages to tie up all the loose ends and give some happy ever afters.

The Witch With No Name begins soon after the last book ended. So much is going on with Rachel and her friends. Rachel will not fail Ivy and the promises that she made. Rachel is determined to make as much right as she can for everyone. I enjoyed watching everything fall into place in this story. Trent, Ivy, and Jenks are all here and even Al will not be left out. Everyone has their own part to play before this book is over.

I was pulled into this story right from the very first page and did not want to leave when the story ended. Rachel’s story has a few twists and turns in this book that I did not see coming. Emotions are strong in this book and we get to see how stable their relationships are. Each visit to this world is like visiting with family. This story brings everyone’s tale together. Love for family and friends bring Rachel and all her friends closer than ever. Trent and Rachel work through so much as well. I am glad that after it is all said and done Trent proves that he is not such a bad guy after all.

The author has done a great job with not only this book but the whole series. The turmoil and the action are nicely balanced with the camaraderie and the emotions. I hope that this is not the last time we ever get to visit with Rachel and the Hollows.

This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.