When Callie finds the fae king of the night in her room, a grin on his lips and a twinkle in his eye, she knows things are about to change. And everyone knows that sooner or later he always collects.īut for one of his clients, he’s never asked for repayment. He’s a man who can get you anything you want… at a price. Only then will the beads disappear.Įveryone knows that if you need a favor, you go to the Bargainer to make it happen. Only death or repayment will fulfill the obligations. For the last seven years she’s been collecting a bracelet of black beads up her wrist, magical IOUs for favors she’s received. What I will say is that I consider there is mention of sexual harrassment in an educational enviroment, sexual abuse in family dynamic and rape references.Ĭallypso Lillis is a siren with a very big problem, one that stretches up her arm and far into her past. Anyway, some people say this is safe, others apparently don’t share that view. I just knew about it because I don’t tend to read many reviews on Goodreads when I don’t want to. Short comment: there seems to be some kind of discussion on Goodreads about this book, specially the first one but maybe the whole series. I’m going to be leaving mini reviews for each book (as they are on my Goodreads) and at the end of the post I’ll make some general comments. The ratings on Goodreads are very good and usually that is a good guide for what I might enjoy. Like, a siren who has many debts with the Bargainer, this mysterious guy who now comes to collect after seven years because he is trying to solve a weird mystery? I’m in.Īnd it started all right but then we went downhill. Let me tell you that when I bought them I was soo excited to read them. Today I bring you this review/comment on The Bargainer series by Laura Thalassa.

The bargainer series