Mimi Jean Pamfiloff

Mimi Jean Pamfiloff is one of those authors, for me, that spins out stories sure to entertain. Her books are filled with humor and laughter amongst the danger and darkness. The cover for Vampires, Whiskey and Southern Charm is gorgeous. It doesn’t scream vampires, to me, but it does scream love and romance, even though some blood must be shed.

“I am a vampire, Masie.”

So….down the rabbit hole we go, with a vampire that is sure Masie is his mate, and Masie, who doesn’t believe in vampires. She has a mouth like a drunken pirate, and I can relate to that. That doesn’t mean she’s a bad girl. She doesn’t smoke, do drugs, drink, or…well, her body is her temple and she is a virgin. So how does she end up in prison as a convicted murderer?

She works at the Flaming Rooster, and I will leave it up to you to find out who their headliner is. Definitely a clucking hoot. She loves the bar, not so much the grabby customers. I will forewarn you about putting you hands on her. Her bite is as bad as her bark.

Sheriff Idiot (HAHAHAHAHA) is her ex boyfriend and creepy as hell.

“Go on. Keep making fun, Masie. But we both know I’m the one you come running to when you’re scared and need help.”

“You’re the sheriff, bonehead. Everyone calls you.”

Maybell, her coworker and best friend is a hoot. She goes with the flow.

As the story unfolds, Masie’s life becomes more complicated. Secrets will be revealed to her. Dangers arise, bodies will fall, and when all is said and done, they will be having a coming out party. LOL

Mimi Jean Pamfiloff never fails to entertain, supplying equal shares of laughter and danger. I find it hard to predict what direction her story will take me, but I am always eager to go there. Though Masie’s story is told, there could be more, so be on the lookout.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Vampires, Whiskey and Southern Charm by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff.

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A cute and sweet read that is full of mystery, kindness, and love. This book starts with Ginnie who is struggling in life right now because of a bad breakup she has lost faith in humanity and herself. She is doing everything she possibly can to survive day to day life, make her business work, and trying hard to find herself again. She finds this glass bottle that is gorgeous so she purchases it not knowing how much it would change her life. Mr. Wish is a mysterious guy that shows up at random times throughout all Ginnie’s life and she becomes curious about him, but all he wants is for her to make a wish and get on with life. See we are led to believe that this handsome stranger is like a genie of sorts and grants one wish to those he deems worthy. Ginnie being a curious person and not trusting people as easily as she uses to sets out to get to know Mr. Wish/Marus, but he is determined to keep her away from himself. We embark on journey of Ginnie trying to find what makes her happy, falling for Marus, and Marus’ secret life. It kept me intrigued throughout the whole book and was an interesting take on helping others and finding a genie in a bottle. One thing I wasn't too sure about was towards the end I think it took Mr. Wish too long to get his crap together and I think Ginne was too forgiving way to quickly, I feel like he needed to grovel some more, but I enjoyed it. It also left me windering if we all had one true wish what would we want? Would we want to help others like Marus, would we want to just to find happiness in materialistic things, or would we want love like Ginnie?… (altro)

A perfect jerk

Brooks was an amazing jerk. He just knew what to say and what buttons to push to get Georgie to react. I kind of thought something was off about him but didn’t guess exactly what it was and the chemistry they have was so intense. I was also glad that we got the conclusion to Henry’s book in here. It was a great read full of intense chemistry, hilarious moments, unexpected surprises, and two people finding their way in life after dealing with certain events.… (altro)

A cute and sweet read that is full of mystery, kindness, and love. This book starts with Ginnie who is struggling in life right now because of a bad breakup she has lost faith in humanity and herself. She is doing everything she possibly can to survive day to day life, make her business work, and trying hard to find herself again. She finds this glass bottle that is gorgeous so she purchases it not knowing how much it would change her life. Mr. Wish is a mysterious guy that shows up at random times throughout all Ginnie’s life and she becomes curious about him, but all he wants is for her to make a wish and get on with life. See we are led to believe that this handsome stranger is like a genie of sorts and grants one wish to those he deems worthy. Ginnie being a curious person and not trusting people as easily as she uses to sets out to get to know Mr. Wish/Marus, but he is determined to keep her away from himself. We embark on journey of Ginnie trying to find what makes her happy, falling for Marus, and Marus’ secret life. It kept me intrigued throughout the whole book and was an interesting take on helping others and finding a genie in a bottle. One thing I wasn't too sure about was towards the end I think it took Mr. Wish too long to get his crap together and I think Ginne was too forgiving way to quickly, I feel like he needed to grovel some more, but I enjoyed it. It also left me windering if we all had one true wish what would we want? Would we want to help others like Marus, would we want to just to find happiness in materialistic things, or would we want love like Ginnie?… (altro)