Shady Lady

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"When Corine Solomon touches an object, she knows its history. But her own future concerns her more and more. Now back in Mexico, she's running her pawnshop and trying to get a handle on her strange new powers, for she might need them. And soon. Then former ally Kel Ferguson walks through her door. Muscled and tattooed, Kel looks like a convict but calls himself a holy warrior. He carries a warning for Corine: The Montoya cartel is coming for her--but they don't pack just automatic weapons. The Montoyas use warlocks, shamans, voodoo priests--anything to terminate trouble. And Corine has become enemy number one..."--P. [4] of cover.

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Enjoyable, But Read Others in Series First submitted by sdunav on July 15, 2011, 8:30am This is fun urban fantasy - fast moving, with interesting characters and its Mexican setting (both the D.F. and the violent border town of Nuevo Laredo), but it suffers from what a friend of mine calls "Series-Related Infodump Syndrome". Unless you've read the previous two books in the series, you won't understand the complex relationships of all the characters - or even who the heck the characters are!

For those who have read the previous books, this book takes the story arc in some interesting directions, and it's satisfying if a little dark.