Quite frankly, this book was like a train wreck. It was completely awful, but I just couldn't look away. I will not be purchasing the next book in the series.
I have to admit, I did the horrid thing...I picked a book for it's cover...Ok, not really the cover, the cute puppy on the cover is what drew me in. (Hangs head in shame, 'cause I know better!)I did not finish this book. I could not get past the ultra whiny, selfish, stuck up, judgmental, needy and...
Synopsis/Storyline: Calliope Reaper-Jones just wanted a normal life: buying designer shoes on sale, dating guys from Craig's List, web-surfing for organic dim-sum for her boss...But when her father—who happens to be Death himself—is kidnapped, and the Devil's Protege embarks on a hostile takeover of...
So I couldn't sleep last night and picked this one up as a friend on another board was reading the 2nd one and said it was pretty bad. Well, if it was worse than this one I wonder how it got published! Maybe because Amber Benson is such a well-known name to a lot of people who read this genre. Gr...
This was very nearly a one star book, but ultimately I decided it wasn't quite that bad. I knew it was a bad sign when the book started with the main character complaining about her blind date's height (too short) and her boss being overweight.Calli thinks she's a normal girl working as an assistan...
Calliope Reaper-Jones is hiding from her family. You would, too, if you wanted to live a normal life... Especially when your family runs a huge corporation, and your dad is Death. So she puts herself under a Forgetting Charm, and lives a rather lack-luster life in NYC.However, before she knows it, C...
Calliope Reaper-Jones, longing for a normal life and a glamorous career, is called into the family business when her father, Death, is kidnapped and, in order to step into the CEO slot on the company board, must compete against the Devil's protégé to find three objects of power in hell. Original.Cal...
Fans of TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" will probably enjoy this one. I believe Miss Benson (who played Tara) mentioned on her blog that she took inspiration from being on the show when writing this story. I found the book enjoyable, but not that memorable. OK, maybe a couple grotesque images will s...
Ack, not the first person perspective for me. I think the narrator and I have too much in common, stream of consciousness-wise, as her voice annoys the heck out of me.
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