I enjoyed the opening sequence, but I missed the first line. This series is known for having great first lines that stand on their own. Simply, but catchy. This one was just okay. I miss the great first line - "My name is Gin and I kill people."Anyway...I like that Estep isn't afraid to give you an ...
Exciting, riveting, a really fun read in Jennifer Estep's Elemental Assassins series. I had stopped reading this series about a year ago. I loved the world, the characters, the stories – however the books were rife with repetition, especially the characters’ eye colors. The repetition was so distrac...
I just love this series. Gin Blanco is the coolest heroine around and her sidekicks and family and friends are great, too. This one involves also a little jealousy and great drama - loved it.
I have mixed feelings about this book. I wasn't feeling the storyline in the end. It didn't feel true to the characters. Since when is Owen so blind? It just seemed hollow to me.I still love the series but this book is my least favorite so far. I can only hope the next book gets things back on track...
Gin has almost settled into a routine, albeit one dogged still by amateur assassins trying to prove they’re more deadly than the Spider. That is until Philip Kincaid, crime boss and one of the contenders for Mab’s old throne, comes into her BBQ restaurant to hire her. Not as an assassin, but as a ca...
When I first got this ARC, Jennifer Estep warned that some people may not like what was going to happen. I worried about that statement a lot while reading Gin’s latest adventure. In this one we meet another bad element (forgive the pun) in the form of Salina who also happens to share a past with Ow...
So good with such a twist. Loved how people's characters continued throughout the book. Very glad there will be more to come. Full review closer to release day :).Review originally posted at: http://thebookpushers.com/2012/08/21/review-widows-web-by-jennifer-estep/Publisher: Pocket BooksPublish D...
*Genre* Urban Fantasy*Rating* 4.0*Review*“I stood there alone in the dark and wondered who the hell Salina Dubois really was, why she seemed to have such an effect on my lover, and what I was going to do about her. Because this was a matter of the heart—and one problem that all my knives and all my ...
There’s trouble in Gin’s world, and not just the run-of-the-mill come-kill-the-assassin variety either. This time, matters of the heart are involved, because who should show up in Ashland but the former love of Owen’s life?Salina Dubois has returned, after years of planning and plotting, to take ove...
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