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The Medusa Files, Case 1: Written in Stone by [Black, C.I.]

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The monsters of myth are real and she’s just discovered she's one of them.

Every instinct U.S. Marshal Morgan Jacobs has screams she’s dangerous. And all logic says she’s crazy. She couldn’t have turned that man to stone with her gaze. That’s impossible. Except she has no other explanation for what she remembers about that night or how she got away from him four months ago. And when her friend is kidnapped, Morgan must partner with the mysterious FBI agent Alexander Gage and face the truth... monsters are real.

Start reading the first book in this action-packed urban fantasy series today!

Length: 158 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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Hard to put down

27 February 2018

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Thus story was a little different from the usual paranormal/urban fantasy stories. I really enjoyed it and found it very difficult to put down. I really love the characters, especially Morgan as she steps into this unknown world. The storyline is captivating and intriguing. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more of this series.

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DragonDancer5150

I like Morgan. I like her a LOT

24 February 2016 - Published on Amazon.com

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This really surprised me. In some respects, it's a "typical" urban fantasy - modern-day setting with all our technology and culture and first-world problems but also with elves and demons and ogres hiding in plain sight disguised as normal humans living among us. And the POV character is a sexy, Special-Snowflake female lead.

Only not.

I like Morgan. I like her a LOT. If only for how...for lack of a better word, "human" she is in her reactions to everything that happens. She finds out that she's special, yes . . . and it scares the crap out of her. She keeps questioning her sanity, keeps denying and resisting the power she's found herself with, a power she can't yet control. She's a tough person, a US Marshal, but Black allows her to be vulnerable, to be scared a few times, to feel off-balance and out of her element without losing her strength of character. And there is an in-world reason that she's *as* special as she is, one that we don't find out till the end of the book but makes sense. She's not just special for the sake of being a Special Main Character.

I feel like we don't get to know the other characters very well in the space of this book, but then, neither does Morgan, so it works for me, especially since this is only the first of at least eight books. There's time to get to know the others.

Also, BIG BIG thing for me - and this is potentially a spoiler-alert of sorts - the story is a bit formulaic in that we've got an awesome, kick-ass female lead so of *course* there's a hot male co-lead . . . but they do *not* automatically wind up "hooking up" by the end of the story. That right there was really refreshing for me. Yes, Morgan is attracted to Gage - powerfully so - but it at least seems from narrative clues that it's less his looks (which are most certainly still a factor in themselves) and more *what* he is, part of his own powers. She's not just hot for him because he's the male lead and she's "supposed" to fall for him, and she *doesn't* fall for him and get together with him romantically by the end of the story. That was a nice change. There's time for that later.

All in all, I really enjoyed this book. My only real complaint was it felt too short. But that could be either because it was, or because I just wanted more regardless of how much more narrative was actually needed to tell this first story. In any case, can't wait to start the next one!

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Lost in Denver

It could go either way

16 November 2012 - Published on Amazon.com

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My biggest problem with this story is the length (about 100 pages). It was just enough give us an idea of where the author wants things to go, but not enough time to really get there. The idea behind the book is interesting and the main character has the potential to be a lot of fun. But the action was forced, the resolution of the main character's confusion about her new situation came much too quickly and wasn't very satisfying, and this seemed largely due to the brevity of the novella. I think it says something that the author has enough imagination and talent that after such a truncated introduction to Morgan Jacobs world that I really want to see more. But the reason I can't give a higher rating to this effort is because while this effort shows promise, the actual novella just doesn't deliver enough by itself. If this author expands future works to be full-length novels or doesn't try to bite off more than she can chew in the shorter novellas, I think that she will produce some truly interesting work. I'm certainly intigued enough that I'll read the next part, especially at the prices this books can be downloaded for.

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caro

New interesting series, a Quick read cause you dont want to put it down.

17 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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very good start to a new series
A very human US Marshall finds she's not so human after being stabbed in an alley, and turning her attacker to stone.
Morgan is thrust into a world of myth and monsters, coming to accept that she maybe one of them. One of the Kin as they called their selves. She encounters Gage and Lachlin Kin who come to her aid. Gage dark ad brooding says he wants to help her learn to control her new powers, and lachlin who teases and torments her. Drawn to both and resisting, on top of learning about this new world They need to try and find and stop who ever is trying to kill her.
I am ready for the rest of the series.

Tesla727

Popcorn Novel

19 August 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

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I don't know why I like this book. It is short. It is cliffhangery. It reads like the combo of a CSI episode and Twilight, bad fanfic romance and all. But for some reason, I love it, and the rest of the books in the series. I'd definitely suggest getting the combo books if you are going to read further in the series, as they are the better rate. This is very much a popcorn novel - a quick fun read that you shouldn't think too deeply about.

US Marshal Morgan was recovering from an attack several months prior to the story when she is attacked yet again by a large, frightening...man? Nope, not a man, a troll, a monster. She is rescued in part by Gage, who kind-of-sort-of-not explains matters to her. The paranormal is real, and she is right in the thick of things, helping a paranormal detective/FBI type team with their most recent case. For what reason they want her around, well that you have to read the book to find out!

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