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Original Title:	Vicious Circle
ISBN:	0446618713 (ISBN13: 9780446618717)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Felix Castor #2
Characters:	Felix Castor

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Author of The Girl With All the Gifts Mike Carey presents the second book in his hip supernatural thriller series featuring freelance exorcist Felix Castor.
Felix Castor has reluctantly returned to exorcism after a successful case convinces him that he really can do some good with his abilities---"good," of course, being a relative term when dealing with the undead. His friend Rafi is still possessed, the succubus Ajulutsikael (Juliet to her friends) still technically has a contract on him, and he's still dirt poor.

Doing some consulting for the local cops helps pay the bills, but Castor needs a big private job to really fill the hole in his bank account. That's what he needs. What he gets is a seemingly insignificant "missing ghost" case that inexorably drags him and his loved ones into the middle of a horrific plot to raise one of hell's fiercest demons.

When satanists, stolen spirits, sacrifice farms, and haunted churches all appear on the same police report, the name Felix Castor can't be too far behind...


The Felix Castor Novels
The Devil You Know
Vicious Circle
Dead Men's Boots
Thicker than Water
The Naming of the Beasts


By the same author, writing as M. R. Carey:
The Girl With All the Gifts
Fellside
The Boy on the Bridge

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Title	:	Vicious Circle (Felix Castor #2)
Author	:	Mike Carey
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 549 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2009 by Orbit (first published October 5th 2006)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Horror. Mystery. Fiction. Paranormal. Supernatural

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Again, this was a five-star book. If you are a fan of the Dresden Files, so far this is the closest thing to that flavor of book I've found. If you are going through withdrawal you should check this series out.I can't really find much wrong overall with this book. I enjoyed it immensely. Felix Castor has that sort of smarmy attitude that I find highly entertaining.The plot, like the first book, starts off as a typical urban paranormal type story that quickly turns into a mystery with plenty of



A ghostly whodunit turned into a "Hey, didn't you do it?"Some of the storylines were slightly meandering until we got into the meat, but they served to remind us and explore a bit of what makes Fix a tortured soul. Of course, this is pretty standard fare when it comes to the Noir genre, and it hardly makes a difference whether the main character wields a gun and a whistle to work his magic, (both figuratively and literally.)While it doesn't really stand out too far ahead in the UF field, it is

The second instalment in this series really picks up the pace. It's a little bit of a 'kitchen sink' plot at first but when it comes together, it does so in a fascinating way. Felix has to make some very hard decisions - I'm curious to see how the repercussions play out.

This was good. 3 1/2 but I won't bump it up because there were just too many histories and descriptive sides that took me out of the story and I had to think, 'what does this have to do with the whole'. In the first book, I let this go and thought of it a world building but he seemed to have more of it in this second book. More drift points, where you want to put down the book as the plot line has gone off on a tangent and you just don't want to have to wade through the history again, or laws of

Felix needs to find a kidnapped ghost while dealing with werewolves, demons, a Catholic secret society and the police.Lots of plot here and I can't really describe much of it beyond the blurb above without spoiling it. There's quite a bit more on Juliet and Nickie which is great and a little more on Pen and Rafi. We meet Rosie Crucis and the nasty Professor J-J Mulbridge, both of whom were briefly mentioned in the first book, and look to be ongoing in the next one at least. Relationships with

This wasn't as funny as the first book in the series (not that it was humorous, but he had a lot of dry humor in that one, and just not so much in this one). The mystery was good, it had a few twists that surprised me, and I like the world with its mix of ghosts, zombies, demons, and ordinary people.