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Red Hot Steele | Alex P. Berg

2 posts | 3 read | 3 to read

Detective Jake Daggers likes his murder investigations the way he likes his women-straightforward, easy, and with a killer body. So when his older-than-dust partner throws his back out on a goblin raid, his captain assigns him a new running mate-a sexy young half-elf by the name of Shay Steele. It seems like a match made in Daggers' imagination, but Steele's no pushover. She's a powerful forensic psychic, and she's got sass oozing out of her boots. In a debut case teeming with fire mages, foundries, and a dead guy who's crispier than bacon, it's pretty clear Daggers isn't the only one getting a heaping helping of RED HOT STEELE.

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sherryvdh

Red Hot Steele | Alex P. Berg

I love a decent #paranormalmystery! (Shocking, I know.) #maybookflowers @RealLifeReading

RealLifeReading Ooh lots more to add to my tbr! 8y

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LadyMystra

Red Hot Steele | Alex P. Berg

so-so

Jake Daggers is supposed to be a brilliant detective, but you can't really see it. He blunders from one clue to another accueses the wrong people and doesn't seem to make any deductions. He's completely sexist to his new partner, meaning every time he opened his mouth some type of misogyny and to spew out. Once or twice would have been enough to get the point across, so often was just grating. I will try the next book in the series.

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