by Alex Bledsoe
I'm 3/5ths into the Eddie LaCrosse series of books, and so far, I find the books to be entertaining and readable, but I also have my own issues with them. I've already touched on a few of them (the issue with how all the women in the story are just there to serve the men being the most egregious to...
Another solid effort from Alex Bledsoe, if one that lacks the unpredictability of the first two in the Eddie LaCrosse series. Review to come later today!
Fun fractured fairy tale told with lots of snark. Got a little darker a little over halfway through, which will probably have me seeking out more in the series. Audio told by Stefan Rudnecki. That dude has such a sexy voice, and it was honestly his name on the front cover (in small letters off to on...
rating 3.5originally posted: http://newborrowedused.blogspot.com/2011/05/book-review-dark-jenny.htmlThis is the third book in this series, even though I have not read the first two, I never felt lost or like I was missing backstory. This book can and does stand on its own. This reminded my a lot of ...
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