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I raced to the store to purchase the next M.R. Sellars book, "Never Burn a Witch". Got it home and began to read it. I thoroughly enjoyed this book but, I must say not as much as the first, "Harm None". My reason for this is because of the cliff hanger at the end. Although most people like movies and books that give them just that a cliff hanger. However, I am more of a complete kind of person. The book itself was a good as the first and I enjoyed the same. Again, M.R. Sellars I thank you.

Can't wait to get to the next book.

I was in the middle of one of Patricia Cornwall's Kay Scarpetta mysteries when I picked up "Never Burn a Witch." After only a few pages, I put Cornwall aside until I finished this book, and the two sequels that follow it: "Perfect Trust" and "The Law of Three."

I had read and enjoyed the first book, "Harm None." With each book, the stakes grow higher for Rowan Gant. There is a real sense of place in the St. Louis setting. The positive portrayal of pagan religion makes it a fascinating read, but Sellars never lets the religious aspect overshadow the mystery.

I cannot recommend the Rowan Gant series highly enough.

Another excellent book by M.R. Sellars. I was very glad to see Rowan Gant again although I must admit I don't want to be living his life - it's way to scary!