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Overview

Rachel Morgan's back! Bestselling author Kim Harrison returns with a new supernatural adventure that fans of Laurell K. Hamilton and Charlaine Harris won't want to miss.

Some days, you just can't win. Witch and former bounty hunter Rachel Morgan's managed to escape her corrupt company, survive living with a vampire, start her own runner service, and face down a vampire master.

But her vampire roommate Ivy is off the wagon, her human boyfriend Nick is out of town indefinitely and doesn't sound like he's coming back while the far-too-seductive vampire Kisten is looking way too tempting, and there's a turf war erupting in Cincinnati's underworld.

And there's a greater evil still. To put the vampire master behind bars and save her family, Rachel made a desperate bargain and now there's hell to pay—literally. For if Rachel cannot stop him, the archdemon Algaliarept will pull her into the sorcerous ever-after to forfeit her soul as his slave. Forever.

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In Every Which Way but Dead, the third -- and steamiest -- Rachel Morgan novel (Dead Witch Walking and The Good, the Bad, and the Undead) by Kim Harrison, the soul of everyone's favorite leather-loving earth witch is put in serious jeopardy when she tangles with a highly irate demon. Rachel's life is coming apart at the seams. Her boyfriend, Nick, has left her. One of her two business partners, a pixie named Jenks, has suddenly quit. And to make matters significantly worse, a powerful demon nicknamed Big Al is back to collect on an old debt. As Rachel tries to keep herself from being bodily dragged into the hereafter, her newest job puts her in league with Trent Kalamack, a ruthless councilman and unscrupulous businessman who has, until very recently, been her main nemesis. But as Rachel struggles to stay alive, she finally uncovers the jaw-dropping truth behind her father's death and unravels Kalamack's mysterious -- and equally mind-boggling -- agenda. She also finds love in the unlikeliest of places…. Blending horror, fantasy, and romance to create a genre-transcending story with widespread appeal, Harrison's Rachel Morgan novels are analogous to Laurell K. Hamilton's bestselling Anita Blake sequence, as well as Charlaine Harris's Southern Vampire series and Christine Feehan's Dark novels. Featuring an endearing cast of central characters, nonstop action, and Harrison's wicked sense of humor, this saga is -- as the tongue-in-cheek titles imply -- pure, unadulterated fun. Paul Goat Allen

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Even those who aren't born-and-bled fans of the horror genre should enjoy Harrison's third Rachel Morgan adventure, especially if they like lots of hot sex spiced with humor. Marguerite Gavin, who performed strongly in the earlier audio versions of Harrison's bestsellers, is the ideal choice to keep the pot bubbling: she merrily mixes charming urbanity with knowing wisdom about how real people behave. Rachel, of course, is still the toughest witch and bounty hunter in Cincinnati, Ohio-and as usual is up to her very short leather skirt in trouble. She's been abandoned by her lover, treated badly by a business partner (never trust a pixie!), and an old debt is about to be called in by an extremely irate and powerful demon known as Big Al. Add to this some frightening truths about the real powers behind the city's politicians and what really killed Rachel's father, and you've got a cross between The Sopranosand Draculawith lots of Sex in the Cityon the side. (Jan.)

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780060572990
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication date: 6/28/2005
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Edition description: Reprint
Pages: 512
Sales rank: 49,402
Series: Rachel Morgan Series , #3
Product dimensions: 6.68 (w) x 10.94 (h) x 1.07 (d)

Meet the Author

Kim Harrison

New York Times bestselling author Kim Harrison was born and raised in Michigan, and has recently returned there to escape the South Carolina heat. Her bestselling Hollows novels include Dead Witch Walking; The Good, the Bad, and the Undead; Every Which Way But Dead; A Fistful of Charms; For a Few Demons More; The Outlaw Demon Wails; White Witch, Black Curse; Black Magic Sanction; and Pale Demon, plus the graphic novel Blood Work. She also writes the bestselling Madison Avery series for young adults, including Once Dead, Twice Shy and Early to Death, Early to Rise.

Biography

Bestselling paranormal fantasy author Kim Harrison went all the way through school with nary a thought of becoming a writer. A biology major in college, she took only the required English courses needed to graduate. So when the writing bug hit her later in life, she found herself at a real disadvantage with grammar, spelling, and other basic weapons in the scribbler's arsenal. However, her love of books was her saving grace. Always a voracious reader, Harrison instinctively recognized the role of plot, pacing, and character development in good storytelling. She set about writing with great enthusiasm and plugged away for the better part of decade, until she was able to bring her skills up to par.

Harrison's debut novel grew out of frustration with a growing pile of rejection notices. In an attempt to get publishers' attention, she set out to craft something deliberately weird and edgy. She conceived a motley cast of vampires, werewolves, pixies, and witches, including a sexy bounty hunter named Rachel Morgan, and threw them together in a short story. Then, her agent introduced her to editor Diana Gill, and together they refined and expanded Harrison's idea into a full length novel.

Published in 2004, Dead Witch Walking became a bestseller, launched a blockbuster series, and catapulted Harrison into a pantheon of paranormal superstars that includes Laurell K. Hamilton, Charlaine Harris, Christine Feehan, and Sherrilyn Kenyon. As if to validate her inclusion in these ranks, Harrison's stories have also been included in several bestselling paranormal collections.

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Harrison claims that her muse exists in music. In our exclusive interview, she explained, "Music moves society more than most people realize. In my opinion, it's a soft manipulator of influence and change. I love the power of the musician who composes and performs. I envy their ability to put a nugget of truth in three minutes of sweat and emotional outpouring, colored entirely from their thoughts. And I'll admit that if I can, I'll steal that nugget of truth, study it, facet it, polish it, and place it in my writing."

On her MySpace page, Kim lists the following as her heroes: "My parents. Anyone who pursues their dreams when no one believes they can reach them. Single moms and dads."

Rachel Morgan and her otherworldly cohorts exist in and around an alternate version of Cincinnati, Ohio -- a "little big city" Harrison was familiar with from her Midwestern youth. She always tries to incorporate "Cincy" sights into her series novels, so readers are likely to find allusions to Eden Park, the Cincinnati Zoo, and other local neighborhoods and landmarks.

As a tribute to one of her favorite actor/directors, Harrison has given some of her Rachel Morgan novels titles that play on well-known Clint Eastwood films: For a Few Demons More, Every Which Way but Dead, The Outlaw Demon Wails, etc.

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Every Which Way But Dead

By Kim Harrison

HarperTorch

ISBN: 0-06-057299-X

Chapter One

I took a deep breath to settle myself, jerking the cuff of my gloves up to cover the bare patch of skin at my wrist. My fingers were numb through the fleece as I moved my next-to-largest spell pot to sit beside a small chipped tombstone, being careful to not let the transfer media spill. It was cold, and my breath steamed in the light of the cheap white candle I had bought on sale last week.

Spilling a bit of wax, I stuck the taper to the top of the grave marker. My stomach knotted as I fixed my attention on the growing haze at the horizon, scarcely discernable from the surrounding city lights. The moon would be up soon, being just past full and waning. Not a good time to be summoning demons, but it would be coming anyway if I didn't call it. I'd rather meet Algaliarept on my own terms - before midnight.

I grimaced, glancing at the brightly lit church behind me where Ivy and I lived. Ivy was running errands, not even aware I had made a deal with a demon, much less that it was time to pay for its services. I suppose I could be doing this inside where it was warm, in my beautiful kitchen with my spelling supplies and all the modern comforts, but calling demons in the middle of a graveyard had a perverse rightness to it, even with the snow and cold.

And I wanted to meet it here so Ivy wouldn't have to spend tomorrow cleaning blood off the ceiling.

Whether it would be demon blood or my own was a question I hoped I wouldn't have to answer. I wouldn't allow myself to be pulled into the ever-after to be Algaliarept's familiar. I couldn't. I had cut it once and made it bleed. If it could bleed, it could die. God, help me survive this. Help me find a way to make something good here.

The fabric of my coat rasped as I clutched my arms about myself and used my boot to awkwardly scrape a circle of six inches of crusty snow off the clay-red cement slab where I had seen a large circle etched out. The room-sized rectangular block of stone was a substantial marker as to where God's grace stopped and chaos took over. The previous clergy had laid it down over the adulterated spot of once hallowed ground, either to be sure no one else was put to rest there accidentally or to fix the elaborate, half-kneeling, battle-weary angel it encompassed into the ground. The name on the massive tombstone had been chiseled off, leaving only the dates. Whomever it was had died in 1852 at the age of twenty-four. I hoped it wasn't an omen.

Cementing someone into the ground to keep him or her from rising again sometimes worked - and sometimes it didn't - but in any case, the area wasn't sanctified anymore. And since it was surrounded by ground that was still consecrated, it made a good spot to summon a demon. If worse came to worst, I could always duck onto sanctified ground and be safe until the sun rose and Algaliarept was pulled back into the ever-after.

My fingers were shaking as I took from my coat pocket a white silk pouch of salt that I had scraped out of my twenty- five-pound bag. The amount was excessive, but I wanted a solid circle, and some of the salt would be diluted as it melted the snow. I glanced at the sky to estimate where north was, finding a mark on the etched circle right where I thought it should be. That someone had used this circle to summon demons before didn't instill me with any confidence. It wasn't illegal or immoral to summon demons, just really, really stupid.

I made a slow clockwise path from north, my footprints paralleling the outside track of the salt as I laid it down, enclosing the angel monolith along with most of the blasphemed ground. The circle would be a good fifteen feet across, a rather large enclosure which generally took at least three witches to make and hold, but I was good enough to channel that much ley line force alone. Which, now that I thought about it, might be why the demon was so interested in snagging me as its newest familiar.

Tonight I'd find out if my carefully worded verbal contract made three months ago would keep me alive and on the right side of the ley lines. I had agreed to be Algaliarept's familiar voluntarily if it testified against Piscary, the catch being that I got to keep my soul.

The trial had officially ended two hours after sunset tonight, sealing the demon's end of the bargain and making my end enforceable. That the undead vampire who controlled most of Cincinnati's underworld had been sentenced to five centuries for the murders of the city's best ley line witches hardly seemed important now. Especially when I was betting his lawyers would get him out in a measly one.

Right now the question on everyone's mind on both sides of the law was whether Kisten, his former scion, would be able to hold everything together until the undead vampire got out, because Ivy wasn't going to do it, scion or no. If I managed to get through this night alive and with my soul intact, I'd start worrying about me a little less and my roommate a little more, but first I had to settle up with the demon.

Shoulders so tight they hurt, I took the milky green tapers from my coat pocket and placed them on the circle to represent the points of a pentagram I wouldn't be drawing. I lit them from the white candle I used to make the transfer media.

(Continues...)

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Every Which Way But Dead

Since reading the first of the Rachel Morgan series, I have grown to love getting the next in the chain. Every time I dive into the pages and submerge into the world that Kim Harrison so eloquently portrays, I feel a part of the story. Her extraordinary gift is making such fantasy feel whole, real and totally believable.
This to me was the failing of others like buffy, which always felt unreal. Rachel is sassy, and knows what real life is, and to me they should put these into film ASAP!
Book 3 Rachel starts to think she can start getting her life in order, but as always things never quite go to plan. Living with a family of Pixies, a living vampire and having your boyfriend as a familiar would suggest 'normality' is a dream that will never come true, but lets hope Rachel can do it.
If you are looking to drop out of the hum-drum and into a complex and real fantasy world, with adult emotions shown with grit and feeling, these are the books for you, and book 3 is even better!

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Page-Turner!

Kim Harrison is definitely in my top 10 favorite authors, especially for the books she wrote as Dawn Cook. This novel was full of action, humor, and a whole bunch of sass! Just as good as the first two in the series, and bodes really well for future novels. Harrison really knows how to develop interesting characters! If you enjoy this author, you will also like the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs, "Grimspace" by Ann Aguirre, "Stray" by Rachel Vincent, and perhaps the Riley Jensen series by Keri Arthur.

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Posted October 20, 2008

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EVRY WHICH WAY BUT DEAD...GREAT SERIES!

Yeah, ok, so since reading the first of the Rachel Morgan series, I have grown to love getting the next in the chain. Every time I dive into the pages and submerge into the world that Kim Harrison so eloquently portrays, I feel a part of the story. Her extraordinary gift is making such fantasy feel whole, real and totally believable.
This to me was the failing of others like buffy, which always felt unreal. Rachel is sassy, and knows what real life is, and to me they should put these into film ASAP!
Book 3 Rachel starts to think she can start getting her life in order, but as always things never quite go to plan. Living with a family of Pixies, a living vampire and having your boyfriend as a familiar would suggest 'normality' is a dream that will never come true, but lets hope Rachel can do it.
If you are looking to drop out of the hum-drum and into a complex and real fantasy world, with adult emotions shown with grit and feeling, these are the books for you, and book 3 is even better! Very addicting.

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Siriniti

Posted July 26, 2009

An extremely entertaining read.

I was absolutely delighted that I had the oppotunity to read this novel. This is the first book that I read out of the series not knowing that it, indeed, had other books before this and more to follow. One character in particular caught my attention immediately. Jenks!! Of course Kisten was enchanting but I dont believe the story would be what it was without Jenks. Its thrilling, dangerous, with a dash of humor to keep you captivated. If you have read the first three I would suggest you keep reading. If this is your first as it was mine then Id advise you to go back and read the first two first. And for those who have not read this enticing novel I recommend that you pacify your taste buds with this satisfying book.

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Posted February 22, 2009

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Harrison keeps this series going strong.

Each book lets you learn a little more about the characters and, believe me, there is still more to learn. And the reader meets new characters or has more revealed about someone you thought might be a side character but ends up being pulled into the mix. I think that's the strength of these books; you really WANT to know more about everyone.

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Anonymous

Posted March 20, 2012

Witches, Vamps & Pixies...

Love this series. It is fun watching Rachel get into and out of trouble with her partners - living vamp roommate, Ivy and Jinx, who happens to be a pixie with lots of moxie. There's plenty of attitude and adventures to go around.
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Anonymous

Posted March 18, 2012

Dead witch walking

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS ONE! Can't wait to read morein this series!
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JennyCocoaPop

Posted February 13, 2012

Another great installment!

I love all the books by Rachel Morgan and this one is no exception. It continues the interesting saga with it's colorful characters and an ever suprising plot that always keeps you on the edge of your seat.
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Anonymous

Posted October 24, 2011

Highly Recommended-especially if reading the series

Like with the previous two (and those after) I couldn't put the book down. I have finished each within 2 days and can't wait for another to come out.
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day_dreamer

Posted September 15, 2011

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would recommend

My transaction was okay. I has really happy with the prices, great selection, easy to find. But it took me almost three weeks to recive them when it was only supposed to take up to nine days.

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rawflow

Posted May 29, 2011

A Must Read!!!

What a twist turning, amazing, adventourous story, wow!!! I love this series, its been awesome reading!!! Cant wait for the next to come out, so far away arggh! Love it dont stop writing Mrs. Harrison!!!
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kimba88

Posted April 6, 2011

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Grabs you from the first few pages

This is book three in the series and character development is good. Rachel is growing as a witch and we are beginning to learn more about Ivy, Trent and the others. Can't wait to start on book 4.
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Posted March 12, 2011

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Awesome!

I'm hooked!
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Posted October 11, 2010

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Brow furrowed...

This series is getting progressively worse... I think I counted the "brow furrowed" phrase at least 300 times in this book, along with the problem that plagued the last book of clothing descriptions as if this were a fashion show, and we needed a play by play. I was deeply disappointed that Jenks was gone for at least half of this book. I was glad to see some more character progression with Ivy though. This book leaves us with two characters gone, Rachel another demon mark from a separate demon, and two new characters (I'm very interested in seeing Ceri's story arc). However, the constant over use of phrases and the useless clothing descriptions (one chapter is actually devoted to what she will wear on a date, her and her date going through her closet, finally picking something out, and the next chapter spent describing how "sophisticated" she felt in her outfit...), is causing this series to go downhill real fast. Once again, Rachel is of the more annoying of the cast of characters and I find myself wishing the story were more about Ivy or Jenks even.
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llpettigrew

Posted September 16, 2010

Great series, love it, love it, love it.

I am almost to the end of book #3, Every Which way but Dead, and have just purchased #4 on my Nook for fear I will finish and not have the next one to read. The first one was pretty good, the second better, the third better yet. I can't hardly wait to follow Rachel, Jenks and Ivy on their continuing adventure with witches and demons and vampire and pixies and elves, Oh my!!
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Posted July 15, 2010

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Thrilling, intenese, ride on the wild side.

I stumbled upon this book by Kim Harrison completely by accident while brousing the scifi section with a friend. I was intrigued by the cover and thought I'd take a chance. By chapter 3 I could not put the book down. I immediatly identified with the main character Rachel Morgan. She's a strong, sassy, smart-witted woman who lives a crazy personal & professional life. This is not a book for the faint of heart or those who like pretty little stories. Kim Harrison is a very imaginative and detailed writer. You will be swept up in her captivating and believeble andventures of Rachel Morgan & company. But be prepared for one incredible rollercoaster ride all the way till the end.
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Posted May 1, 2010

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Good book

Finally! Some good romance goin! This next book has all the thrills and fun of the previous books.
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Posted November 21, 2009

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A grown up book with vampires galore,

This book and the series it goes with are fantastic and I can't hardly wait for the next one. It's not Twilight but a grown up series with adult characters and situations. I do still read the young adult series but grown up books are great too.
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Posted November 13, 2009

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The characters and plot twists made this highly enjoyable even to a man in his 40s.
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Posted October 26, 2009

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I wasn't sure about this writer when I read the first book in the series, but after reading the 2nd and 3rd books, I've really come to enjoy her books. I'm looking forward to reading the next book.
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