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by Laurell K. Hamilton, Laural Merlington

My reads rated it

11 years ago

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I re-read the Merry Gentry series during the summer. I had read it for the first time some time in 2007 or 2008, before the last two books were out. There are elements I like in this series - why else would I re-read it? The way Merry isn't a pampered fairy princess, but someone who tries to make...

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Wyvernfriend Reads rated it

12 years ago

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Apart from some of the errors comitted by various people. I mean seriously Merry should have tidied up her hair before entering a crime scene - if I was Detective Tate I'd almost be tempted to get myself some heavy duty hair nets for this contaminator! Also the value judgement that just because Lu...

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The Reading Obsession rated it

12 years ago

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She's going to have sex with a god, isn't she?

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Book Nook Nuts rated it

12 years ago

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Book: Divine Misdemeanors (Merry Gentry #8)Author: Laurell K. HamiltonPublication Date: 12/8/2009Reviewed by: Tammy Payne- Book Nook Nuts My Rating: 4 Stars REVIEW I am doing a second reread of this book although this time I chose to get the audio version from my local library. Princess Meredith an...

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overt13 rated it

12 years ago

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Didn't finish. I can't stand reading any more Laurell K Hamilton, which, considering how many of her books I've read, is kind of a waste of a decade.

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Read Fragment rated it

13 years ago

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This certainly doesn't feel like a "last book", hope there's more. It would be something entirely new to see a Hamilton character as a mom.

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kristenrenn rated it

14 years ago

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I guess a book is pretty bad when you listen to the audio on fast forward.

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Title and Statement of Responsibility rated it

14 years ago

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I continued to read Laurell K. Hamilton's Merry Gentry series after abandoning the Anita Blake series several years ago, because it tended to have more plot and less sex (or at least more plot-based sex), and I liked the characters. I guess I still like the characters, but Divine Misdemeanors felt p...

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Jocelyn Adams - Living life one word at a time rated it

14 years ago

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Overall, I enjoyed this ... mostly. I've always enjoyed the detective side of both of LKH's series, and this one didn't disappoint in that respect. The sex, as in most of the later books in both series, got in the way again. I think it's cool LKH found a way to make it okay for Merry to screw eve...

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Made for Another World rated it

14 years ago

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I hadn't visited Merry Gentry in a while, so I thought I'd pick up the latest one since I'd finished the most recent book in the Anita Blake series. I thought Merry's story had a tighter plot though it was really interesting to see here how much attention Laurell K. Hamilton pays to descriptions of ...

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