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A review by antitheticaldreamgirl13
The Dirt on Ninth Grave by Darynda Jones
5.0
We are the granddaughters of the witches you could not burn-Unknown
Wow! This book was so freaking good! I was, unfortunately, losing hope and interest in the adventures of Charley Davidson and co. Like I have said in previous reviews of this series, I was getting burnt out by Reyes. I was so tired of reading loooong paragraphs dedicated to how orgasm-inducing his looks are. After this book, I am still not the biggest fan of Reyes—I was getting really creepy, overprotective Edward Cullen-vibes in this book.
Getting away from Reyes (because God knows he gets enough attention in the book), I honestly did not expect to enjoy this random amnesia storyline as much as I did. It was really hard to put down because it was really fun reading about lost and confused Charley in NY.
However, this book seemed a lot different than previous installments in the series. For the majority of the book, we weren’t following Charley, but rather Janey Doerr. Maybe because of this fact it kinda felt more of a Stephanie Plum-esque storyline. But whatever! I still looved this book!
Wow! This book was so freaking good! I was, unfortunately, losing hope and interest in the adventures of Charley Davidson and co. Like I have said in previous reviews of this series, I was getting burnt out by Reyes. I was so tired of reading loooong paragraphs dedicated to how orgasm-inducing his looks are. After this book, I am still not the biggest fan of Reyes—I was getting really creepy, overprotective Edward Cullen-vibes in this book.
Getting away from Reyes (because God knows he gets enough attention in the book), I honestly did not expect to enjoy this random amnesia storyline as much as I did. It was really hard to put down because it was really fun reading about lost and confused Charley in NY.
However, this book seemed a lot different than previous installments in the series. For the majority of the book, we weren’t following Charley, but rather Janey Doerr. Maybe because of this fact it kinda felt more of a Stephanie Plum-esque storyline. But whatever! I still looved this book!