Baker, Mishell

Mixing humor with serious action, the final volume of Baker's trilogy (Borderline; Phantom Pains) wraps up a layered story line with a satisfying imperfect ending.

This follow-up to Borderline keeps the emotional punches from Baker's resilient protagonist coming. Millie's disabilities are not hindrances; they enhance her thoughts and actions. Readers invested in the first book won't be disappointed.

Baker's debut takes gritty urban fantasy in a new direction with flawed characters, painful life lessons, and not a small amount of humor. Millie's inner battles serve as a unique foil of realism against the otherwordly action.