Gabriel surprised me as he attempts to woo her while helping her find her “roots” and tries to get her to be the representative for witches in the PNW supernatural community. Gabriel, a supernatural archangel/shifter in charge of the PNW supernatural committee realizes that Mariam is a witch - a powerful one. By doing what she did, she has brought herself to the attention of the sype (supernatural) community. Unfortunately she is watched by her 17 year old daughter Jada sees her do it. One morning Miriam sees a hellhound in which automatically gets rid of. She does her best to be boring and tries to forget her past.
She bakes for her daughter’s cheerleading squad and serves on the PTA.
She does all the things a mom does plus more. Miriam Diaz is a suburban single mom on Seattle’s Eastside for 17 years. Fans of urban fantasy stories and women’s fiction will enjoy this story. My Final Verdict: This story ends on a cliffhanger and is the first in a series, so it is far from over at the end of this book. I am curious how this will play out between her world, the Faerie and the underworld. I found Miriam easy to relate to and had a lot of empathy for her as she begins to learn about her past, a past that was kept from her in large part. The story moves at a decent pace and I enjoyed meeting all the characters and learning about the magical abilities they possess. Miriam now has a lot more to deal with than what treats to bring to the next parent teacher association meeting. When a hellhound appears in her neighbor’s garden, the magic she uses to banish the beast back to the Pit alerts not only demons and Lucifer, but also the Fae and a hot archangel. Interesting story about a widow who is navigating life raising her teenaged daughter, while trying to stay one step ahead of her ex-boyfriend, who happens to be the King of Hell.
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