Shadow Of The Witte Wieven by Debbie Peterson

By so doing, he could point out their faults and help them improve production. He said that he wants to see the way they produce cocaine from start to finish. Hank has demanded a tour of Mercado’s empire. It was a combination of excitement, mystery, supernatural events and romance (sometimes but rarely the corny type).Īliyana nodded as she released a breath and said, “Yes, as a matter of fact they did. Overall, the book is an excellent and unique addition to the paranormal romance genre. I didn’t mind it much since there were elements of ghostliness towards the peak of the plot. It was very present and strong and was leaning a lot more towards the detective-side more than the paranormal/fantasy side. I, for one love it!įurthermore, the plot was executed wonderfully. I know for sure, a lot of people have probably gotten sick of the whole, tall, dark and handsome love interests. As for Wolf, the Captain, he is definitely the kind of wise, old, sexy, and unearthly being I imagined in the beginning. She’s a little broken (I would be too), so there are hints of angst. She’s your strong loner, who has watched everyone around her die. I can’t pinpoint what but there was something. But I felt as if there was something lacking from her. And each one had a different backgrounds and characteristics.Īliyana was a great character.

They had such a unique humor that I enjoyed thoroughly. My favorites would be the men of the Witte Wieven crew. Peterson really knows how to paint a picture for her readers. The setting of the book was marvelously described and thought of. And that's where the story begins.Īt first, the whole beginning was so paranormal and urban fantasy-ish but as you get deeper into the story, it turns into a detective book (which I loved). Instead, she crashes in the Bermuda Triangle and is left unconscious or so you think.īeside her crash site, a ship called the Witte Wieven sees the accident and the Capitan of the ship (who is extremely hot) orders his men to save whoever is on the ship. She flees the daunting drug lord’s lair (so-to-speak) and wonders in air trying to find a safe place to land.

Worst comes to worst, Aliyana’s gate-away motorbike disappears and she’s stuck with a small pilot plane as her only gate-away route. Then something big happened to Aliyana while she was trying to escape while trying to gather evidence right from the source. But before that she has to become somebody else. Her mission is to find enough evidence to put a Colombian drug lord behind bars for life. Aliyana Montijo has been undercover for several months.

Shadow Of The Witte Wieven by Debbie Peterson