Review: Bad Hair Day - Carrie Harris

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Feel in the mood for a Werewolf novel ?
Wanting something different to read ?
Review: Bad Hair Day - Book #2 Kate Grable Series - Carrie Harris - November 2012
Bad Hair Day is actually Book #2 in a series that I haven't yet read Book #1 but judging by the way that I got the gist of what Book #1 was about , you don't nessecarily have to read them in order but I guess it does help too. Reeling from the Zombie virus in Book #1 Kate is hoping things can get back to normal and she can resume her future plans with medical school, though what happens when her first day of an outside-school programme lands her in the medical county morgue and her boss ends up getting arrested for murder. Kate feels a sense of responsibility and sets out to help solve the murder but when more people start to turn up dead and things start to get a bit odd once again - Kate is worried but this time it's not Zombies she has to be scared off , but Werewolves.  As more people die and others she cares about are turned and kidnapped , can Kate put that brain of hers to use and help solve the mystery of the Werewolf and who Patient Zero is that is orchestrating the Werewolf epidemic ?
A fun and fast paced, easy to read novel. Bad Hair Day by Carrie Harris is one of those books that you can just pick up and read if you are wanting something light to read but with a supernatural twist.
 
 
 
 

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