Samson

Samson hated banks but he was the one making the deposit. Standing in line behind a woman, who he thought was cradling a child, turned out to be a notorious bank robber. When, what he thought was a child, turned out to be a gun Samson knew he had to do something before her and her two brothers killed everyone in the bank as promised. Allison washed her hands of the three siblings the day her parents had died but when the police called her wanting her to identify her brother and sister, she knew she had no choice. Once again, Kathi S. Barton has weaved a storyline that is absolutely spellbinding. The Queen of Nature needs help, getting to know the fairies and their personalities, the drama of the bank robbery, murder, and tested loyalties all make this book one that flows. Oh, let's not forget the vampires. There are two questions now that are lingering that haven't been answered yet. I want to know who the wolf was at the old Wilson 'house of horrors' and who the bear is. I'm hoping those get answered in Fisher's story. We'll see.