Never Say Sever in Deadwood
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4.6 • 37 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
All Violet Parker wants is a day off. Better yet, just a “normal” day. But things never go as planned, especially in Deadwood.
Someone—or rather something—broke into the local taxidermy shop and took bites out of the critter displays before racing off into the dark. But this is no random crime and Violet knows it. With a bounty on her head and troublemakers zeroing in on her, she soon goes from being the hunter to the hunted.
“Burly muscled and rawhide tough don’t matter. Never tangle with a Scharfrichter!” ~Violet Parker
Customer Reviews
Never Day Sever….
This series keeps rollicking on with an update on each character, including the villainous Susan and Ray. A glimpse into the potential futures of Violet’s children is also included.
Ann Charles is a master at storytelling as well as a creator of unforgettable characters. This book, as always left me hungry for more!
Vi and the gang do not disappoint
Another amazing chapter in Ann Charles Deadwood series!! Vi and the gang will have you laughing to the point of tears all the while having terrifying yet wonderful paranormal times! I feel like I know these characters they have such unique and amazing personalities. Ann also interweaves her other series characters through out with is always a treat so the whole world of her books is co-mingled. So good can’t wait for more!!!
Another hair raising roller coaster ride of fun!
This book starts fast and keeps ramping up as Violet is thrown further into the world of the paranormal and her role as an "executioner" of the strange and dangerous. With Doc and the others at her side, she comes out swinging as she strives to learn her trade and keep her family safe.
These books are so full of humor, action, and characters you only love more with each addition to the series.
Ann Charles has a way with words that will have you laughing, cringing, and even have your heartstrings twanging some as it all comes to life as you read through the pages.
Once again, Great Job Ms. Ann!...and more, please.