The first time I read this I had borrowed it from our local library. True to form they didn't have the rest of the series on their shelves and I had no intentions of buying a book which I may not have liked. Despite how much I enjoyed Dead Witch Walking I waited for well over a year and only last week this much loved novel appeared again. Snapping it up, not even thinking about the possibility that I might change my opinion of it. The first installment from The Hollow Series Kim Harrison introduces us to white earth witch Rachel Morgan. Working as a runner for Inderlanders Security bringing in supernatural criminals, she finds herself on the wrong side of ...  Read the complete review

Dead witch walking is the first in the Hollows series and it introduces us to white earth witch Rachel Morgan who lives in an alternate earth where inderlanders (witches, warlocks, werewolves, vampires etc) have always existed but were hidden until a virus from a genetically modified tomato killed a large chunk of humanity and the inderlanders who were immune were now numerous enough to declare themselves without fearing humans would hunt them down and destroy them. To police inderlanders they have set up the I.S. (inderlanders security) which is like a supernatural version of the FBI which is where Rachel Works as a runner who is someone who brings in supernatural ...  Read the complete review

When we first meet Rachel Morgan she's just an average earth witch using her wit and her literal charms to grind out an existence bringing in bounties for Inderlander Security. In this alternate future, Inderlanders (vampires, werewolves, witches, Fae, etc) have been forced to reveal themselves thanks to a deadly virus that decimated the human population. And when one of these paranormal citizens steps out of line, the I.S. brings them to justice. Rachel has been struggling for the last three years to make a good impression at work and pull in better runs. It's beginning to look like the world's worst boss may win out! Cutting a deal with a tax-evading ...  Read the complete review