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3.31 AVERAGE
3.31 AVERAGE
Fox has been good to me with her ghost hunter series, and this demon-hunter series is just as entertaining. Full of kooky characters, the required talking-animal companion, and a hot-as-hell love interest. Wish I could understand my dog. And how hot is a griffin's love nest?
3.5/5 stars. Not the best book, but it was entertaining and kept my attention.
This was not good. Readable, hence the 2*, but not good all the same.
Characterisation- This I thought was particularly poor. Lizzie, especially, gave me whiplash with her back-and-forth decisions, that had no motive or reason. Particularly when it came to anything to do with Dimitri, I just cringed. I don't think I've ever read so many differing viewpoints from one character on another.
Plot- This wasn't particularly good either. Perhaps if things had played out in more than 4 days? The timeframe was as ridiculous as the rest. Things were just happening all over the place, as if adding more plot drama was going to fix the rest. Spoiler; it doesn't.
Characterisation- This I thought was particularly poor. Lizzie, especially, gave me whiplash with her back-and-forth decisions, that had no motive or reason. Particularly when it came to anything to do with Dimitri, I just cringed. I don't think I've ever read so many differing viewpoints from one character on another.
Plot- This wasn't particularly good either. Perhaps if things had played out in more than 4 days? The timeframe was as ridiculous as the rest. Things were just happening all over the place, as if adding more plot drama was going to fix the rest. Spoiler; it doesn't.
This one is like a girl with super natural power become witch and come to know about her reality later, and fall in love with her saviour, Later save his and her family from unknown danger that's crawling upon them from the hell. The struggle is shown properly in the novel...
In the first in a paranormal romance series Angie Fox takes the readers on a ride that literally consists of going to hell and back:
Lizzie has her life mapped out, well not just her life, her day to day is mapped out each day that she lives a fairly structured (and some would argue) dull life. The most exciting that happens to Lizzie on a daily basis is the children she teaches in preschool, but Lizzie's life is about to get all the more excited, unpredictable and dangerous. It begins with her biological grandma showing up, out of the blue. Lizzie didn't even know she had a grandma, let alone a Harley riding, butt kicking one. Lizzie is about to learn about her destiny and it nothing like she planned, its full the unknown excitement, danger and a very good looking shape shifting Griffin. Lizzie is going to have to choose whether she prefers her old or new life in order to save the world.
I wasn't 100% sure what I thought I was going to get out of this book. I knew it was going to be a paranormal romance novel, but I thought there would be more to it than that and this was true and not true at the same time. There were times when there was really interesting aspect within the book but then it would do an abrupt face and it was all about the sex feelings (even though there is only one sex scene) I'm not sure if Fox herself knew which direction to take the novel and I think it shows within her writing.
I had a hard time connecting to Lizzie as a character. I found for the most part she was really scatterbrained and her thought process at times was hard to follow. It was weird to me that she had just come into all of these powers and she knew (for the most part) what to do, how to do things in a matter of hours, maybe 2 days tops. This seems counter to Lizzie's character through out the novel and I cannot see
I think that anyone who reads this book and owns a dog will find Pirate really funny. Fox totally knew how to give that dog the right personality within this book. I think Pirate was my favorite part and made me think of what my pup would say to me at all those moments. I guess starting my review off with a secondary and maybe even tertiary character really show what I thought about this book, and there were times where I struggled to get through. I found for the most part, just a lack of interesting plot and I was not a fan of the main character, which I think can hinder any read.
Dimitri was an interesting character and I liked that he was a griffon, you don't see too many griffon's in the novels you read, especially shape-shifting ones, so that was a nice addition. Was not a fan of the romance (especially the instant attraction that seems occur in these novels) or the sex scene in the book, but that is just an overall personal preference of mine, so I am sure that others have enjoyed it. Additionally, Biker Grandma witches, say what? Who are obsessed with road kill, need I say more. The witches within the coven are brass, and bad-ass biker chicks who can hold their own in any battle and are slightly obsessed with roadkill and possums, but who can blame them if that is where they get their powers from.
The story overall was interesting and it basically wraps up enough in the end that I do not feel the need to read the other books in the series, now a series about Pirate, I would be all over that one, lol. I think Fox excels at writing her secondary characters as those were the ones that I found interesting. Overall, Fox needs to work on making Lizzie the character everyone wants to follow and know more about as she is the Main Character. This book was just okay for me, maybe those who want something of a lighter read will enjoy this and maybe those who like paranormal romance, but it was not for me. I cannot see myself continuing this series.
Enjoy!!!
Lizzie has her life mapped out, well not just her life, her day to day is mapped out each day that she lives a fairly structured (and some would argue) dull life. The most exciting that happens to Lizzie on a daily basis is the children she teaches in preschool, but Lizzie's life is about to get all the more excited, unpredictable and dangerous. It begins with her biological grandma showing up, out of the blue. Lizzie didn't even know she had a grandma, let alone a Harley riding, butt kicking one. Lizzie is about to learn about her destiny and it nothing like she planned, its full the unknown excitement, danger and a very good looking shape shifting Griffin. Lizzie is going to have to choose whether she prefers her old or new life in order to save the world.
I wasn't 100% sure what I thought I was going to get out of this book. I knew it was going to be a paranormal romance novel, but I thought there would be more to it than that and this was true and not true at the same time. There were times when there was really interesting aspect within the book but then it would do an abrupt face and it was all about the sex feelings (even though there is only one sex scene) I'm not sure if Fox herself knew which direction to take the novel and I think it shows within her writing.
I had a hard time connecting to Lizzie as a character. I found for the most part she was really scatterbrained and her thought process at times was hard to follow. It was weird to me that she had just come into all of these powers and she knew (for the most part) what to do, how to do things in a matter of hours, maybe 2 days tops. This seems counter to Lizzie's character through out the novel and I cannot see
I think that anyone who reads this book and owns a dog will find Pirate really funny. Fox totally knew how to give that dog the right personality within this book. I think Pirate was my favorite part and made me think of what my pup would say to me at all those moments. I guess starting my review off with a secondary and maybe even tertiary character really show what I thought about this book, and there were times where I struggled to get through. I found for the most part, just a lack of interesting plot and I was not a fan of the main character, which I think can hinder any read.
Dimitri was an interesting character and I liked that he was a griffon, you don't see too many griffon's in the novels you read, especially shape-shifting ones, so that was a nice addition. Was not a fan of the romance (especially the instant attraction that seems occur in these novels) or the sex scene in the book, but that is just an overall personal preference of mine, so I am sure that others have enjoyed it. Additionally, Biker Grandma witches, say what? Who are obsessed with road kill, need I say more. The witches within the coven are brass, and bad-ass biker chicks who can hold their own in any battle and are slightly obsessed with roadkill and possums, but who can blame them if that is where they get their powers from.
The story overall was interesting and it basically wraps up enough in the end that I do not feel the need to read the other books in the series, now a series about Pirate, I would be all over that one, lol. I think Fox excels at writing her secondary characters as those were the ones that I found interesting. Overall, Fox needs to work on making Lizzie the character everyone wants to follow and know more about as she is the Main Character. This book was just okay for me, maybe those who want something of a lighter read will enjoy this and maybe those who like paranormal romance, but it was not for me. I cannot see myself continuing this series.
Enjoy!!!
A magically enjoyable adventure
I really enjoyed getting to know Lizzie and her ragtag gang of biker witches. I felt an instant fondness for Pirate and Dimitri and I hope that they have starring roles in the future books. My only complaint was that while Lizzie understood her world's magic instinctively, I as a reader did not. Several times I found myself quite lost and confused while frustrated by the fact that the characters seemed to sail right through.
I really enjoyed getting to know Lizzie and her ragtag gang of biker witches. I felt an instant fondness for Pirate and Dimitri and I hope that they have starring roles in the future books. My only complaint was that while Lizzie understood her world's magic instinctively, I as a reader did not. Several times I found myself quite lost and confused while frustrated by the fact that the characters seemed to sail right through.
I held off on reading this book, but I can't remember why.
But I really loved it, and will be starting the rest soon.
This was much funnier than I thought! Lizzie, and her preschool versions of cussing was hilarious.
The biker witches, well they will keep you on your toes.
But I really loved it, and will be starting the rest soon.
This was much funnier than I thought! Lizzie, and her preschool versions of cussing was hilarious.
The biker witches, well they will keep you on your toes.