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The Witches of Brokenoggin & the Dead Who Love Them by Gena Showalter - 3
Light fluffy reading. While there was nothing I could point to and say that was what was wrong about this story, I was very happy to be done with it. It came across as very surface reading, not depth.
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Gee I'm glad that I borrowed this from the library and didn't waste money on it. I REALLY disliked this book. It was boring, not funny, and took me forever to read. I'm 3 DAYS past my due date at the library because I kept hoping this one would get better. I has a cast of wonderful authors, many of whom I read on a regular basis. That's why I couldn't believe how badly this one tanked.

The cutesy names for characters were irritating, no matter how tongue-in-cheek they were done. (I can put up with alot of that kind of humor, if the writing supports it. I normally read MaryJanice Davidson.) This book did not have the writing props to support the cutesy names and story lines. It read like a girl's tequila night was the inspiration. The plot was very disjointed, the characters unconvincing, and the sex scenes boring and blase when they weren't so mechanical that you wondered why they didn't just use a B.O.B.

I won't be reading the second installment.

side note:
The copy I had only had 354 pages, not 418. ( )