Nameless Witch - Tapa blanda

"Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Gil's All Fright Diner "[A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels." --Library Journal on Gil's All Fright Diner "Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser." --Booklist on Gil's All Fright Diner "Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut." --Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of Dead to the World "Martinez's follow-up to Gil's All Fright Diner is as joyfully fast paced and funny. In the Company of Ogres tweaks fantasy cliches most excellently." --Booklist "Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy." --Library Journal on In the Company of Ogres Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy. Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Gil's All Fright Diner [A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels. Library Journal on Gil's All Fright Diner Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser. Booklist on Gil's All Fright Diner Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut. Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of Dead to the World Martinez's follow-up to Gil's All Fright Diner is as joyfully fast paced and funny. In the Company of Ogres tweaks fantasy cliches most excellently. Booklist Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy. Library Journal on In the Company of Ogres " Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy. "Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Gil's All Fright Diner" [A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels. "Library Journal on Gil's All Fright Diner" Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser. "Booklist on Gil's All Fright Diner" Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut. "Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of Dead to the World" Martinez's follow-up to "Gil's All Fright Diner "is as joyfully fast paced and funny. "In the Company of Ogres "tweaks fantasy cliches most excellently. "Booklist" Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy. "Library Journal on In the Company of Ogres"" "Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy."---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil""'s All Fright Diner" "[A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels."---"Library Journal" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" "Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser."--"Booklist" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" "Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut."--Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of "Dead to the World""" "Martinez's follow-up to "Gil's All Fright Diner "is as joyfully fast paced and funny. "In the Company of Ogres "tweaks fantasy cliches most excellently."--"Booklist" "Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy."--"Library Journal" on "In the Company of Ogres" " Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy." ---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil""'s All Fright Diner" " [A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels." ---"Library Journal" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" " Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser." -- "Booklist" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" " Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut." -- Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of "Dead to the World""" " Martinez's follow-up to "Gil's All Fright Diner "is as joyfully fast paced and funny. "In the Company of Ogres "tweaks fantasy cliche s most excellently." -- "Booklist" " Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy." -- "Library Journal" on "In the Company of Ogres"

She is beautiful, ageless, and cursed with an unfortunate appetite for human flesh. To her undead mind, a good man and a good meal are one and the same, which leads her to swear off love altogether. Although afflicted with a seductive form most unsuitable for a witch, she hides her natural charms behind the guise of a grimy old crone, never regretting her chosen path...until she meets him. He is Wyst of the West, defender of the weak, sworn champion of decency, and avowed foe of evil. As a White Knight, he draws his strength from his purity of soul and his unbreakable vow of chastity. To give his heart to any woman, let alone an accursed witch, would leave him weak and vulnerable. United on a perilous quest to save their world from an insane sorcerer, the witch and the knight must fight against the overwhelming temptation drawing them ever closer together. Can she resist urges both camivorous and carnal, lest their forbidden desires spell their doom?