This was a free download book that I got on a whim a few weeks back. I have been reading so much from the library that I had not even looked at it until now. I am glad that I did download it. It is turning out to be a cute and quirky story. The characters and the story are a bit simple but still enjoyable and somewhat believable. I just enjoyed the story and really enjoyed the character development.
Book 5 of the parasol protectorate. This book has Alexia getting into her usual trouble but this time in one of my favorite literary backdrops of Egypt. But I am getting ahead of myself. This book takes place 2 years after the last book and the "infant inconvenience" is now Prudence and just as much of handful as her mother. This was the first time that I have listened to one of the books in this series. After the first few chapters I became a fan of the reading. (audiobook)
This series is defiantly my guilty book pleasure. Actually, I think anything by Laurell K Hamilton falls under guilty pleasure. This one goes back to the love triangle arc between Anita, Jean Claude and Richard. Then throw in a hitman, zombies and the werewolf power struggle and I am in heaven. I was not loving the end of the book, but man was this a steamy book. I already have the next book checked out and looking forward to reading that one as well. (audiobook)
This was in simplest terms a bridge book. But that is not to imply was bad, boring or anything else negative. I enjoyed this character building book and that is really what it was. A chance for characters to react to their new status and relationships. It is a good stepping stone book that even ties up some old loose ends from a few books ago. I am not sure why I ever resisted this series so much. I am enjoying it far more than the Sookie series.
And this month's book art:
This was in simplest terms a bridge book. But that is not to imply was bad, boring or anything else negative. I enjoyed this character building book and that is really what it was. A chance for characters to react to their new status and relationships. It is a good stepping stone book that even ties up some old loose ends from a few books ago. I am not sure why I ever resisted this series so much. I am enjoying it far more than the Sookie series.
And this month's book art:
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