Catherine

Sadly the worst in the series by a mile. Painful and pointless, the story's mostly based in a court room with very little from Boxer throughout. Thoroughly disappointed.

Unputdownable

I love this book. It's been probably 2 years since I've last read it so wasn't sure how it would compare given everything I've read lately. It's sweet, a little steamy and just ticks all the boxes. I love it, I still love it, and I'm already looking forward to the next re-read.

Not for me, I enjoy YA, I enjoy time-travelling fantasy and I hate bailing on a book but I just couldn't finish it. Really disappointing given the premise.

...will hopefully stay there

Sadly this book was genuinely painful. It had promise but failed in execution. The two female characters, Katie and Victoria are fine - sometimes even likeable - but the fact that the male lead was constantly referred to as Paul Taylor (and never just Paul) got very annoying, very quickly. The book was well paced until the end, then just seemed to wrap up over a few pages.

An absolutely amazing book, truly fascinating. I've never had any sort of passing interest in the early years of the BBC or 1920's London but this book transports you so thoroughly it's impossible not to get drawn in. Really recommend it.

Will leave you wanting more (ice cream)

I loved the LA Liaisons series but this book felt significantly shorter than the first two books. Pity, because there was a lot that could have been fleshed out (there's not a lot of mention of Ryleigh, Shayne or Quinn). Apart from that, exactly as expected which is why I loved it.

Was waiting on it dropping (not just the plane)

Great book and really well written, it's going to take me a while to get on a plane again. (Spoiler alert) The only negative aspect was having read Dani Atkins's other books I was expecting the twist. Bracing myself from the outset it was difficult to get overly invested in the characters, especially Logan, and some of the conversations only helped to cement this. That said, I really enjoyed the ending and the final, unexpected twist.

Wonderful book, as always, but its not going to get you in an overly festive mood (just as a heads up).

Another amazing book by Ben Elton. The story pulls you in and keeps you guessing right up to the end.

If you want a good vampire novel, I'd recommend C. Harris's True Blood series first.

It's not often I can't finish a book but this one bested me.

I DNF-ed at 37%. The book alternated between Raina and The Prince with No Name and it just felt like two completely different stories. There was none of the banter of the first book.

Painful

Its not a bad premise, but it is far fetched and irritating at times. The characters are ok, mostly, but everything falls into place far too easily. It took me weeks to read but only because I opted to do anything else first. For far fetched, whimsical and enjoyable try Holly Martin instead.

Nup, I tried. I really tried. I wanted to love it because the premise sounded so good. It was just too annoying. DNF-ed somewhere around 30% and the 100th mention of Obeah and I just couldn't any more.