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Wicked Charms by Janet Evanovich, Phoef Sutton

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mamalovesfour's review

4.0

I really love the Lizzy and Diesel books. Such fun fluff!

This was a fun book, and I'm actually liking this series better than the Stephanie Plum series. This series still feels pretty fresh, and while there hasn't been a whole lot of character growth, at least it's not the same thing for 21 books. This isn't great literature, but it's a fun way to pass the time for a few hours, and I'll definitely continue reading the series.

jacque930's review

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5.0

I enjoy all reads by Janet Evanovich... Fun and quick reads.

songwind's review against another edition

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3.0

More of the same silliness, this time with over-the-top billionaires and pirates!

I swear, it gets more like a Saturday morning cartoon from the 80s ever installation. If book 4 ever comes out, someone will probably say "zoinks."

kberry513's review against another edition

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4.0

While these do get *slightly* same-ish after a bit, I very much enjoyed the location and piratey aspects of this installment. Having grown up on the North Shore (and still living close by), it is fun to be able to accurately picture the setting. I have to say, there were several twists I wasn't expecting, and if I didn't know this one was coauthered, I wouldn't have been able to tell - it was very Evanovich-ian. Overall, decent read, but didn't feel the need to stay up all night to finish.

icalyn_13's review

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1.0

I’m not finishing this book. I was reading this as a fun, light, entertaining read with the goal of just enjoying a book. This book is the exact same book as the last one in this series. And a copy of much of the gimmicks found in the Stephanie Plum series that I tolerated for quite a while. When I caught myself rolling my eyes and just being annoyed - this is clearly not the book I wanted to be reading. And I need to just stop reading books by Janet Evanovitch because clearly I’m tired of the predictability of her writing style.