Suzanne Pearson

Light fun easy romance

Revisado: 01-16-24

Well written with a light hearted fun touch! Great for simply relaxing or listening to while cleaning!

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Characters don’t behave normally

Revisado: 05-07-23

This is a horribly written book. The plot could be good if it was written better. The cats should be trying to get away… not sitting having coffee and chit chatting for HOURS in the first place the company would look, just waiting to get caught. I could not get past the slow factor and the lack of any action. The main heroine just stands there stupidly saying “but I don’t understand”. Really? Get rid of the stupid and speed up the plot. If it were truly character building, have them do the dialogue on the run and in a car instead of doing nothing. I am so aggravated at this book! And the narration wasn’t of much better quality than the writing. If this were a movie it would go straight to VHS… and not even be streamed at all.

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Lovely Crazy Fun

Revisado: 02-19-20

This is a fun, laugh-your-socks-off, easy read! Classic K.F. Breene! Humor, wit, real people with real people problems dealing with a unique twist of fantasy. Excellently Narrated. When I finished the book, I almost cried that there isn’t a sequel.... yet. Thank God that K.F. Breene is a fast writer, cause I am hooked, line and sinker, to her books!

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Different era, Brings back Memories and good story

Revisado: 10-25-15

Let me start by saying that I Like this narrator. Other reviews are hard on her, but I think she fits the personality of Vicky, the main Hard nosed ex-cop trying to cope with being a private eye personality. I think she is an asset to the books, rather than a hindrance. When you first hear her, she comes off as tying to hard to be a sexy voice, but that settles down within a minute or so to be the "edge" of Vicky. She does the French Vampire that turned Henry very well, so well in fact that I had Goosebumps the first time I heard that Vampire speak. I think she fits the personality of the series.

About the books - and as I don't want to give away the story - I do believe that people need to realize that this book was written in the 1980s, before cell phones, when phones were mounted on a kitchen wall attached to a cord. The longer the cord, the richer you were. The days when a quarter would pay for a payphone call, and there were payphones everywhere. When most people only had 1 car per family. That brought me back to my childhood and the frustrations that went along with it. And My, how times have changed!

The author does a great job at bringing the werewolves to life as not only persons/wolves within the pack but also delves a great deal into the psyche behind them, making it very clear that werewolves are NOT humans. They may look like humans, but the wolf is the most important character of them. Nor are they animals. They are uniquely themselves. Even the minor werewolf characters were well developed.

I'm not going to say anything about the plot, but I'm glad the author didn't give her characters anything. They had to really work to accomplish what they achieved. I'm also glad that unlike so many vampires, that Henry doesn't have millions in the bank, but has a job just like the rest of us to make ends meet. It makes it a bit more realistic.

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