Bøger af J J Reichenbach

Demonic Possession-from the Demon's Point of View...horror/comedy for the twisted mind... A pleasant night at the carnival takes a weird turn when a few of Nix's old foes crash the party to ask for her help. For hunters, "asking for help" and "kidnapping, with a side of extortion" are synonymous endeavors. Nix has been around a long time. She's seen a lot of stupid people do a lot of stupid things, but never like this. And now she's stuck with the fools. Hunted by their own, stalked by vengeful demons, and generally bursting apart at the seams, these hunters already have a foot in the grave. Nix can't imagine why they willingly summoned her back into their lives. Their reasons end up being much darker than she could have anticipated-and there's nothing Nix loves more than darkness.

Nix has one goal: escape.Hunted by the demonic hierarchy for a murderous joyride that she may have committed but definitely wasn't responsible for, Nix has been jumping from one unwilling host to the next in order to stay hidden--and it was working, for a while. But Nix soon finds that there are other hunters closing in.Desperate, she borrows the body of a young paranormal hunter named Rachel. All Nix needs to do is lead the hunters away, and then disappear. Hiding among the hunters seems brilliant at first, but of course nothing's ever that easy.Trapped inside the uncooperative hunter, Nix is damned if she leaves and damned if she stays. Even worse, Nix discovers that her idiot hunters are involved in a nasty plot to destroy the world--and sure, Nix loves chaos and destruction as much as the next demon, but she still has to live in that world. Nix has objections to that sort of nonsense.Nix isn't the hero the world deserves, but she's the hero it's damn well going to get.Now Available!Nix Series: Book TwoNotorious Nix

Nix has one goal: to escape notice long enough for her enemies to forget about a murderous joyride thing that Nix may have done but definitely wasn't responsible for. Just when Nix gets settled into a little girl named Callie in a nondescript Californian town, a family of paranormal hunters comes knocking on the door. The potential for the kind of questions that could end in exposure-or worse, an exorcism-is too high to ignore. One of the hunters is a nineteen-year-old girl, sweet as apple pie and twice as naive, and too perfect an opportunity to pass up. Rachel fits worse than Callie, loose in all the wrong places, but all Nix needs to do is lead the hunters away-and give Rachel and her adopted brother a dirty little secret to keep-then disappear. Of course, nothing's ever that easy. Nix regrets stealing Rachel almost as soon as she does it. Caught inside a hunter, Nix is damned if she leaves and double damned if she stays-though damnation is pretty rhetorical for a demon. To make matters worse, the idiot hunters are wrapped up in some nasty plot to destroy the world. Nix has objections to that sort of nonsense. Nix isn't the hero the world deserves, but she's the hero it's damn well going to get.