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Supernatural Sisters #6
Who's Still Afraid?
If there are two things werewolf Tommi Grayson is good at, it’s shit-talking and killing. She has been doing a lot of both over the past few months as part of a supernatural squad tasked with hunting down the last members of an evil cult in Ireland.
However, things are never quite as simple as point and shoot.
Mortality and betrayal weigh heavy on her heart as she attempts to return to some semblance of a normal life with the rogue werewolf pack she has befriended in Berlin.
Yet the supernatural world around her is changing.
Things are in motion, things she doesn’t quite understand. With those close to her suddenly in the crosshairs, Tommi finds herself forced to choose a side in a war she didn’t even know she was fighting.
From the Aurealis Award-winning author of The Witch Who Courted Death and The Wailing Woman comes the sixth adventure in the Supernatural Sisters universe.
“Maria Lewis has created her own pop culture universe.” - The Daily Telegraph
“Maria Lewis is a must-read.” - BuzzFeed
“It’s world-building at its finest.” - The Nerd Daily
“Maria Lewis is definitely one to watch.” – NY Times best-selling author Darynda Jones
However, things are never quite as simple as point and shoot.
Mortality and betrayal weigh heavy on her heart as she attempts to return to some semblance of a normal life with the rogue werewolf pack she has befriended in Berlin.
Yet the supernatural world around her is changing.
Things are in motion, things she doesn’t quite understand. With those close to her suddenly in the crosshairs, Tommi finds herself forced to choose a side in a war she didn’t even know she was fighting.
From the Aurealis Award-winning author of The Witch Who Courted Death and The Wailing Woman comes the sixth adventure in the Supernatural Sisters universe.
“Maria Lewis has created her own pop culture universe.” - The Daily Telegraph
“Maria Lewis is a must-read.” - BuzzFeed
“It’s world-building at its finest.” - The Nerd Daily
“Maria Lewis is definitely one to watch.” – NY Times best-selling author Darynda Jones
462 pages, Paperback
First published November 27, 2020
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About the author
Maria Lewis
14 books323 followersMaria Lewis is a AWGIE Award-winning screenwriter, best-selling author, and pop culture etymologist from Australia. She’s the author of the internationally published Supernatural Sisters series of eight books, which includes the Aurealis Award-winning The Witch Who Courted Death, and titles for Marvel (Mockingbird: Strike Out), Assassin's Creed (Daughter Of No One) and forthcoming slasher The Graveyard Shift. As a screenwriter, she has worked across projects for AMC, Netflix, SBS, Ubisoft, ABC, DC Comics and many more. She's the presenter, writer and producer of audio documentaries - The Phantom Never Dies - about the world's first superhero - and Josie and the Podcats - about the 2001 cult film. In 2023, she made her directorial debut with The House That Hungers, based on the Aurealis and Ditmar Award-nominated horror short story of the same name.
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November 7, 2021
4.5 stars for another badass Tommi book!
God, I love this entire series.
God, I love this entire series.
December 27, 2020
I had been looking forward to this book since I knew Tommi was coming back to us for another dance across the pages of her own book in the Supernatural Sisters series.
I still love this world as much after book 6 as I did after the first book, if not even more!!
Though there are references to earlier books, and the characters keep flirting in and out of each other’s books, there’s nothing like having Tommi back for another romp.
As always Maria Lewis’ pop culture references are amazing, between this book and It Came From the Deep (I’ve read both in a couple of days) I have laughed, snorted and smiled so much at these references as the cross my eyes while reading.
One of my favourites remains a new description of hell: “I paused for a moment, hoping I wasn’t actually in hell. Given I wasn’t surrounded by ten-foot-tall versions of Mel Gibson though, that seemed unlikely.”
Aussies will understand.
I love her way of introducing swearing with the appropriate accents for different characters, I love that I don’t have to imagine some scenes as I can simply recall the area from having travelled there myself (and her descriptions are spot on!!!)
I love this world, and eagerly await the next book, this one has left me wanting to read the climax of the series!!!
(Not that I want the series to end any time soon!!! I could read soooo many more books in this world!)
I still love this world as much after book 6 as I did after the first book, if not even more!!
Though there are references to earlier books, and the characters keep flirting in and out of each other’s books, there’s nothing like having Tommi back for another romp.
As always Maria Lewis’ pop culture references are amazing, between this book and It Came From the Deep (I’ve read both in a couple of days) I have laughed, snorted and smiled so much at these references as the cross my eyes while reading.
One of my favourites remains a new description of hell: “I paused for a moment, hoping I wasn’t actually in hell. Given I wasn’t surrounded by ten-foot-tall versions of Mel Gibson though, that seemed unlikely.”
Aussies will understand.
I love her way of introducing swearing with the appropriate accents for different characters, I love that I don’t have to imagine some scenes as I can simply recall the area from having travelled there myself (and her descriptions are spot on!!!)
I love this world, and eagerly await the next book, this one has left me wanting to read the climax of the series!!!
(Not that I want the series to end any time soon!!! I could read soooo many more books in this world!)
January 23, 2022
Another interesting instalment in the Tommi Greyson series. Once again we got to still Tommi as her fierce, feisty self ready to take on the world. I loved how we got to learn more about her family, where she came from and how it all ties to her. It answered a lot of unanswered questions for me. I loved how we got to learn more about Werewolves as a whole and the whole coming of age ceremony. I liked that we got to get a glimpse into the wailing woman series and where Sadie is currently after her book. Unfortunately, I am only halfway through that book so there are a few spoilers there but that is on me I should’ve read them in order I thought I didn’t need to, oopsie!
However, there were I few things that I didn’t like about this book. It wasn’t my favourite out of the three. The first one will always hold a special place in my heart as it was the first Maria Lewis book I read and loved.
There was far too much moving around for me in this book. I started to get lost of where we were in the world and what the heck was going on. I was getting confused and had to put this book down a few times because I was getting a headache.
I felt the plot was really all over the place as well in this one. I had a lot of trouble trying to figure out where this book was going and how it was important to Tommi and her journey in the series. Now even at the end of the book I still have no idea.
Other than that I liked this book and am hoping another one is on the way as I want to know where Tommi and Heath are going to end up after this adventure.
However, there were I few things that I didn’t like about this book. It wasn’t my favourite out of the three. The first one will always hold a special place in my heart as it was the first Maria Lewis book I read and loved.
There was far too much moving around for me in this book. I started to get lost of where we were in the world and what the heck was going on. I was getting confused and had to put this book down a few times because I was getting a headache.
I felt the plot was really all over the place as well in this one. I had a lot of trouble trying to figure out where this book was going and how it was important to Tommi and her journey in the series. Now even at the end of the book I still have no idea.
Other than that I liked this book and am hoping another one is on the way as I want to know where Tommi and Heath are going to end up after this adventure.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 30, 2020
Maria Lewis is one of my favourite auto-buy authors so I was very excited when my copy of 'Who's Still Afraid?' arrived just before Christmas. I love everything about Tommi's story and I cannot wait to see where Maria takes the series in her next book!
February 27, 2021
I am really enjoying this series, but goodness - who did the cover for his novel? It’s Awful!
March 1, 2021
It was a fantastic book I can’t wait until the last book. The rose daughter. The who’s Afraid book was happy and sad and funny at times.
September 28, 2021
She’s done it again! Thankyou Maria for another excellent book. Literally hanging on to every word. So sad to have to wait for the next instalment.
September 29, 2023
Woohoo, Tommi with some smart boy choices! I really enjoyed this
February 17, 2022
So, first finished book of the year.
Gods darn it Maria, you keep getting to me. It was great to be back with Tommi, and amazing to see all the little plot lines starting to come together. Sneaky woman!
Now I just have to wait patiently for more supernatural sister suspense
Gods darn it Maria, you keep getting to me. It was great to be back with Tommi, and amazing to see all the little plot lines starting to come together. Sneaky woman!
Now I just have to wait patiently for more supernatural sister suspense
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