The Good, the Bad, and the Undead (The Hollows, Book 2) Kim Harrison
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Followed by The Good, the Bad, and the Undead . Do they need to be read sequentially after the first book, or are they individual stories? Rachel Morgan is a police officer of sorts in a world divided between humans and the Inderlanders, the creatures of fantasy and myth who had been sharing the world quietly with people. I've never read any of the books, so what's the breakdown? Is the first book very good and how about the rest? Enormous credit here to Alex for mentioning Lloyd Alexander's The Black Cauldron, Book 2 of the Prydain Chronicles, one of the great unsung young adult fantasy series of all time. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: In the 11th installment of the Hollows series, Rachel must fix the ley lines and stop one of the most powerful demons ever in order to save demonkind, and herself. Plus the Breaking Bad spin-off, terrible HBO theme songs, and answers to the rest of your questions in this month's TV mailbag. Plus the Breaking Bad spin-off, Don't get me wrong: Completism can often be a good thing. I'm impressed by the five star review. Quietly, that is, until a plague spread by In this case, the danger comes from Rachel being on the bad side of her boss and then making a large and dangerous decision that turns her into hunted prey.