“Seeing Eye” by Patricia Briggs

A werewolf comes to a blind witch, looking for help in finding his cop brother who has disappeared.  But as they combine forces to save him, she discovers that he gives her powers she never knew she could have.

“Last Call” by Jim Butcher

From the Dresden Files, comes a case of tainted beer and evil intentions.  Someone is out to get Mac, and Harry is about to find out.

 “Death Warmed Over” by Rachel Caine

In what appears to be sequel, a witch with resurrectionist tendencies brings back to life a man she once brought back already – and falls in love with him all over again.

 “Vegas Odds” by Karen Chance

In a school of magical assassins, it’s no surprise when there’s a pop quiz.  But when it’s the teacher the students are trying to kill, it’s only a surprise to the target.

 “Hecate’s Golden Eye” by P.N. Elrod

Set in Elrod’s signature Fleming series, Jack sets out to find a cursed piece of jewelry.

“Bacon” by Charlaine Harris

Dhalia the vampire is looking to find out who killed her werewolf husband, she finds the witch responsible – and finds her revenge on all involved.

 “Signatures of the Dead” by Faith Hunter

A group is targeting a small town, and the only people who could save them are two people whose powers are the strongest.  Can they find the lair and win save the town?

 “Ginger: A Nocturne City Story” by Caitlyn Kittredge

As part of the Nocturne world, someone has targeted Sunny, and Luna and Sunny have to somehow work together to infiltrate a blood magic coven.

 “Dark Sins” by Jenna MacLaine

Cin and the rest of The Righteous have been kidnapped and Cin has to find a way to use her powers correctly or they will all die – because of her.

Strange Brew was a fun series of paranormal stories, with nearly all the stories having romantic elements, some more than others.  “Dark Sins” was lovely and I want to find more in that series.  Charlaine’s story lived up to her voice of reality and humor and the ending was worth it.  And “Seeing Eye” was a different voice for Briggs, but was an excellent start to what is a fun anthology.