Review: An Interesting Read  3.5 Stars really
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2014
Although, I enjoyed books 1 & 2 in this series, I found this one far less irritating than it predecessors because it was not filled ad nauseam with repetitious arguing between Cameron and Max or Max and Witt or Max's incessant internal monologues regarding sex.  Consequently, I enjoyed this installation much more.  As with each of the books in the series, there is explicit sex, humor, a little romance and a paranormal element.The hook for me with the series lies in the manner in which Max's paranormal gifts manifest themselves and my burning desires and obsession to see her arch nemesis burned alive at the stake.  I just want to knock that smirk of his off his face with a sledge hammer.  In this book, I really enjoy the addition of Ladybird.***SPOILER ALERT***Oh My Gosh, the plastic lawn, shrubbery and flowers was a hoot.  In fact, the entire dinner scene had me rolling in laughter.  On a more somber note, I really feel sorry for Witt.  My skin is not nearly as thick as his so if I were a guy I would have given up on Max long ago but I guess that just proves that in some cases there is some one for most everyone.Although, this is a series, this book can be read alone because in each book the author recaps the important facts from the previous books.  In addition, I really like and admire how the story or mystery in each book is related to the mystery and story in the other books.  They are masterfully interwoven but none of the books have a cliff hanger ending.  However, the mysteries are a tad bit simplistic.  I do wish that they were a little bit more intricate and challenging. The editing is also well done.I had thought that I would take a break from reading the books back to back but since the books appear to be becoming less irritating for me, I'm off to read book #4.  Happy Reading!!!