Never Send Roses

By: Craig Schaefer

Narrated by: Susannah Jones

The House of Dead Roses offers murder, espionage, and mayhem to the highest bidder. Agent Harmony Black's war against the infernal cult -- and their seductive, sadistic mistress, the demoness Nadine -- last found her facing off against Nadine's top assassin under the glittering lights of Las Vegas, a battle that left her physically and psychically scarred.

Harmony has no time to heal. Now she's in the Windy City with a new enemy in her sights: the Roses' "mastermind," a poker-champion prodigy with a mind like a steel trap and a plan for a heist that will fill Nadine's war-chest with an infusion of dirty money. He's putting together a crew for the job and Harmony, along with her best friend and partner Jessie Temple, is going undercover.

What seems like a simple takedown soon proves more complicated -- and more deadly -- than anyone bargained for. The target of the heist, a government defense contractor, is keeping secrets of their own. The prize at stake has global consequences. And as Harmony's occult powers continue to mutate, tainted and twisted by Nadine's curse, she's going to have to push herself harder, go further, and delve deeper into her own darkness than she ever has before.

Harmony and Nadine are on a collision course. This time, only one of them is going to walk away.

©2023 Craig Schaefer (P)2024 Craig Schaefer

Just a Great Series

The entire series has been a great read. Awesome story could not put down. Book after book full of over the top characters. Craig Schaefer is on point with his stories. Simply the best!

the best one yet!

although Daniel is my favourite, Harmony (and Jessie) has really grown on me. i think maybe it’s been more so since Ms Jones took over as voice actor ~ she is incredible! in the beginning, i had a hard time getting through the Harmony series and just wanted to get back to Daniel, but This book was fanTastic!
ty CS!!💞

Excellent creature feature

“Forget that … Tell us about the damn zombies.”
“They’re not zombies.”
My favorite books in this series function mostly as standalones. The series long arcs involving alternate dimensions, demon grudge matches, and series crossovers tend to lose me.

“Tell us about the zombies already.”
This one started as a heist, with Harmony and Jessie undercover, but at the halfway point became a creature feature ala From Dusk Til Dawn or Aliens meets Reservoir Dogs, where a group of rogues with questionable alliances had to band together against horrors.

“They’re not zombies!”
It was a bloody good time, even if I was disappointed by the meager use of magic by Harmony, or wolf power by Jessie.