Memory And Sorrow

Jack Dahlish #2

by Tim Rangnow

Sometimes the past comes back to haunt you.

NOW - Jack Dahlish has lived the last ten years believing that he got revenge for the death of his sister. During that time, he has used the coin that hangs around his neck to keep the peace between humans and the supernatural Nox who live hidden among them. When his friend, the bounty hunter Nyk Walsh, comes with an offer to help on a new job, Jack is confronted with the possibility that what he has always believed may have been a lie.

THEN - Twenty-four-year-old Jack comes home from work to find his sister gone. All that she's left behind is a note telling him not to look for her. Presented with evidence that he has been failing in his responsibilities as an older brother, Jack feels compelled to find his sister before something disastrous can happen to her. He's convinced she's fallen in with the wrong crowd, but he's about to find out that he has no idea just how wrong they really are.

Genres: Urban Fantasy

273 pages, Paperback

Published May 4, 2021

About the author

After more than two decades of working IT support for a nationwide bank, I decided it was finally time to start putting my imagination to the page. Creating stories and new worlds has been second nature for me since I was a kid, and I'm enjoying this chance to share those stories with others.

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Reviews

[Joel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fans of Dresden should read this series!

I am a very big fan of this series read book one because it reminded me of The Dresden Files, the early books.
Immediately purchased two more and read the second.
If you like persistent PI's with a streak of humility you will like Jack.

[Federica De dominicis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love it!

Brilliant fall down the rabbit hole of Jack's past! The chapters kept chasing each other and unfolding two intertwined stories that have been crafted beautifully. Never boring and difficult to put down, this second adventure of Dahlish is a pleasure to read.

[Cally Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Throw series deserves way more reviews

The writing is excellent with a good story line and character development. The dialogue is believable and really a good read

[Regina]

Great

This is the second book in the series and I'm loving it. Full of action and adventures. Easy to read .

[Jangler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

For a short book it lacks quite a punch. I love the characters, mostly, and I like the store and look forward to reading the next book in the series.

[R Grisham-Whitehouse · Rating 4 out of 5]

not as good as book 1

I’m not a huge fan of flipping time periods. Overall this is a good story but not as captivating as book 1