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Demon's Bluff (Hollows Book 18)

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Kim Harrison・・Ended

Updated: 2025

Content length: 496 pages

language: English

Source: amazon

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Synopsis

Rachel Morgan must go on a deadly journey—into the past—in the next thrilling Hollows novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling series. What’s a witch to do when the coven of moral and ethical standards demands she untwist a curse—but an essential spell component no longer exists? There’s only one choice: go back in time. Caught between self-exile and an Alcatraz cell, Rachel must find an Atlantean mirror to reverse the curse and prove to Cincinnati’s brand-new witch coven that, no, she does not practice illicit magic. Unfortunately, the only mirror of its kind in existence belonged to the insane demon Newt, forcing Rachel to go to the past to bargain with her for it. But the time-travel spell goes awry, dragging Elyse, the young leader of the coven, into the past with Rachel. They expect to land five years in the past but instead arrive two days before Rachel’s long-lost love, Kisten, dies. Heartbroken and torn, Rachel knows she can't change the past.

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Demon’s Bluff (Hollows #18) — Kim Harrison

A time-twist with high stakes: Rachel Morgan must slip into the past to undo a curse—an irresistible setup that blends heist-like urgency with emotional consequences.
Long-running series payoff: As the latest entry in the #1 New York Times-bestselling Hollows saga, it revisits pivotal moments (including events leading up to Kisten’s fate), delivering big rewards for longtime fans.
New-reader friendly(ish): You can jump in for the time-travel mystery and urban-fantasy action, and then explore the backlist if you fall for Rachel, Cincinnati, and the demon politics. (It’s even easier with the series order highlighted on retailer pages.)
Authorial consistency: Harrison’s tight, first-person voice and worldbuilding are exactly what keep this series a modern urban-fantasy staple.

Pitch :
If you love urban fantasy with momentum, moral knots, and characters you want to call at 2 a.m., Demon’s Bluff delivers. It’s a race into the past to fix the future—smart, tense, and surprisingly tender—and it proves why Rachel Morgan’s Cincinnati remains one of the genre’s most addictive neighborhoods.