I have to say that I was annoyed with Victor for the first half of this book. Whereas he was adorably awkward in the first book, in Criss Cross, Vic's nonexistent interpersonal skills made for quite a few scenes where I just wanted to shake some sense into him. Add to that the fact that he was so cl...
4.5 starsI'm loving this series! It has awesome mystery, action, suspense, sci-fi, super hot erotic sex scenes, cops, spirits, dead people, people with psychic abilities, bits that gave me the creeps. . . Oooh it's great! I can't wait for more.
3.5 StarsThe fun times continue for Victor Bayne, the psycop extraordinaire who can see dead people. This time around his ability is a bit off the chain - the ghosts are actually seeking him out, being more aggressive. To make matters worse he has some health problems and discovers his life is in je...
The more I read of Vic and Jacob the more I love. These two are great together and I adore Vic, faults and all, in fact his flaws are some of my favourite things about him. He is just a pleasure to read and being in his head is fantastic. BUTIt has got to be said though that I am a little jealous of...
I liked this. I had moments of RUEFFINGKIDDINGME with Vic. There was a bit of the obvious, and he's seriously dumb sometimes. I'm also not entirely crazy with how the sex/condoms issues was handled. Or not, such as the case was. I also realized how very little we know about Vic's background and life...
Loved it!This one was even funnier than the first book! The story was fast paced and I absolutely adore Vic! He was so much fun to ‘be’ for a while.I actually read a few pages while in a waiting room. I think people would have looked at me strangely if I bursted out in laughter all of a sudden.. so ...
4 stars.****Review completed January 5, 2014I'm going to make it short and sweet. This installment opens up with Vic and his former partner Maurice fishing. Vic is a little bit grossed out. I looked down at the hook. Maurice had squished a worm onto it. A worm spirit didn't appear and immediately s...
Hmm. I liked this a little bit more than book number 1, but I'm only continuing with the series because it's supposed to get much better later on. If I hadn't known that, this would have been it. I only now understood that Vic is actually 40 years old. I find it very weird that I didn't pick up on t...
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