by Hannah Jayne
This reader's personal opinion, ©2015, all rights reserved, not to be quoted, clipped or used in any way by Google Play, amazon.com or other commercial booksellers* Had all the right elements. Just somehow didn't "gel" for me. Possibly a mood. Quite likely other readers would be more into this ...
Another series that will go on without me. I loved the world Jayne created, the flashes of off the wall humour but Sophie, the only human at the UDA, grew tiresome. She seemed to be an attempted paranormal version of Stephanie Plum with tears- lots and lots of tears. Fortunately there are plent...
Another series that will go on without me.
Sophie’s life is going miserably – what with a shakeup at work forcing her to find new employment and creating a rift between her and Mina And into this comes Alex, the Fallen Angel, looking for the Vessel of Souls which is mega shiny and powerful and vital. He needs it now because Ophelia, also Fal...
I really liked this book. Nice to know more about Sophie's background although it was a bit confusing at times. And i'm still not digging Alex. Will however i very much like.Nina and Vlad is funny - esp Vlad with his VERM movement.
*Rating* 3.0*Genre* Urban fantasy*Full Review*Sophie Lawson has immunity to any form of magic, yet she remains human. She is the only human who works for the Underworld Detection Agency. With her former boss on the lame and pretty much stuck as a werewolf, Sophie’s job status at UDA comes under revi...
Despite this being my first book in the series, I had no trouble jumping in with Sophie and her pals. Accessible and engaging mythology, characters that reminded me of the Jane True series when it comes to hilarity and magical hi-jinx, I'll definitely want to go back and pick up UNDER WRAPS so I ca...
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