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Emergency Shift (Full Moon Medic Book 1) Kindle Edition
Never promise a fey anything.
With magic leaking back into our world, working the nightshift as a paramedic comes with danger. But I handle it. I’ve got a shotgun for the zombies and my lycanthropic rage hasn’t escaped my apartment. Life is normal-ish. All that changes when I’m called to help a dying fey knight and I make a promise.
There’s a little girl with big eyes and a heart-rending sniffle. I can’t say no. Of course she’s not human. She’s their key to opening the long-closed gates and feasting on humanity.
Now an entire world I know nothing about is trying to kill me. And if I don’t protect her, the teeth around my heart will finish the job. If I learn fast and bargain the right parts of my soul, the girl and I might make it out alive. Otherwise the cruelest winter will freeze even the warmest hearts in the city.
Read my story now and ride along for a wild Emergency Shift.
Fans of Patricia Briggs and Anne Bishop will love this collision of shifter and fairy worlds.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateApril 8, 2021
- File size2887 KB
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★★★★★ "Strap in, buckle up, gird your loins and clear your calendar to go a rip roaring ride through a very weird urban fantasy." -Andrew Rolf
★★★★★ "I instantly fell in love with Secret and Abby!" -Brandi
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#1 Best Seller in New Adult and College Fantasy
#1 Best Seller in Contemporary Fantasy
#1 Best Seller In Werewolf & Shifter Thrillers
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Product details
- ASIN : B09186CB11
- Publisher : (April 8, 2021)
- Publication date : April 8, 2021
- Language : English
- File size : 2887 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 290 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #207,906 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #642 in Vampire Suspense
- #791 in Werewolves & Shifters Suspense
- #811 in Werewolf & Shifter Thrillers
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About the author
DANIEL POTTER writes about creatures that are generally considered highly improbable, from talking cats, flying reptiles made of living metal and people who sprout foot long talons when annoyed. As a biologist he should know better but he’s always ready to leave reality outside if he needs too, no matter how much it scratches at the door. He’s the author of three series, Freelance Familiars, a unique and proper take on urban fantasy from the familiar’s perspective, Rise of the Horned Serpent which is best described as Sky Pirates Versus Dragons, and The Full Moon Medic, where the end of the world is magic.
When he's not chasing his imagination, his imagination is usually chasing him, whether while he's cooking lunch for his spouse, playing video game or fending off two cats who always insist it's dinner time.
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Well, then I saw an ad for "Emergency Shift" and I fell onto the side of "I need to buy this now!"
I was hooked from the very first line and in LOVE with the world Mr. Potter had built and the characters we were following. It checks all the boxes of urban/modern fantasy that I love and made me happy with my purchase. Potter is a talented writer and deserves to be picked up by anyone who considers themselves a fan of the genre!
The plot is good, following Abby Night as she's saddled with the daughter of Puss in Boots and possibly the Cheshire cat. (That's my theory. Only a guess).
She's tasked with bringing her to "the queen". However, turns out the little girl is in high demand, with several people and creatures coming after her, with deadly consequences.
My favorite character is Cindy, Abby's co-worker and partner. She is a transwoman (closeted to almost everyone but Abby but out by the end of the book proper), so there's a few scenes where she's deadnamed\misgendered, by other characters but it's out of ignorance rather than malice. She's also a human and has no powers, but still kicks a lot of ass and comes in clutch a lot.
There's very clearly a love for all things magic and mystical. While this book focuses on the Fae, there's also a Kitsune that joins the cast and is an ally. (That being said, I felt Rey was the weakest part of the book, as her introduction and the inclusion of memes and modern pop culture references did break my immersion a bit, but the rest of the book was so good I let it pass).
Intense action scenes, with a lot of gore and pure sadism that can only come from fae. But it never feels cheesy or overdone. But I can understand if that's a turn off to someone not expecting it.
And the end of the story reveals that consequences for actions exist, which is always nice.
Overall, this is probably my favorite book of 2021.
There were a lot of scenes in this story that did raise my hairs because they were very exciting but I encountered many scenes that I also just kind of tilted my head at. Some of the descriptions were plain bizarre. I felt like some of the character relationships weren't quite authentic. I liked the character of Cindy I thought she was the most relatable.
Oh and it says that reading the prequel to this novel isn't required but for the first seven chapters I was just lost. After chapter 7 things do pick up but that's also when they lean in to the bizarre.
Having a redcap as the main antagonist was a great choice as I do feel like some fae are under appreciated. The redcap was utilized smartly and he was quite bloodthirsty. Compared to some other things I've read this wasn't over the top gore but if any sort of blood isn't your style there are some parts that are quite visually unappealing.
I also liked how Abby is a wolf in a human body and how that's described. Also I never used to think much about male authors writing female characters and focusing on their chests until i read this lol. I used to think it wasn't a real thing. I don't think it was very detrimental to the overall story but every time it came up it was a bit weird.
Overall a fun, interesting read.
Top reviews from other countries
Abby Night is a EMT in a world where zombies and fae exist. On a call out to help an injured being, she inadvertently becomes the guardian for a very special and prized, young shapeshifting cat. Secret was just the cutest!
When an evil redcap posing as Santa appears demanding for Secret to be given to him, Abby will do anything to stop her from being taken, but the redcap won't take the rejection lying down! Oh no! He is downright vicious and relentless in his attacks and to make their escape, Secret takes Abby through the Dreamland in order to find help.
The journey through the Dreamland was strange, full of unusual beings, but magical all the same. Eventually they make their way through battle after battle (some gruesome; some freezing cold) and Abby goes through some major transformation on the way!
I loved how Abby's friends all came together for her in several times of need, even Victoria, the goth necromancer from the previous prequel. I'm hoping that Abby is able to grow with her new found powers and responsibilities. I would love to know more about what went on with Jimmy as well other than what he did at the end of time together.
I enjoyed this one enough (despite the few typos and missing words here and there) to buy the next one in this series as well.