Review: Boredom (Book 8)
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 11, 2012
I love the idea of these books but the longer the series goes on, the more it seems like the writer is living out her teenage girl daydreams. A strong, independent beautiful woman who is surrounded by strong, handsome men, all of whom love her and constantly praise her amazing achievements to help vunerable children with speech impediments. It all got a bit much for me in the last book when a ghost fell in love with Mary while they were rescuing yet another child. These are now the books I read when I feel the need to vent. They are so irritatingly boring and the characters so stereotypical, that I can happily yell and roll my eyes at my kindle from start to finish.