Review: Simply Marvelous
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2012
I was offered a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, but was so impressed with book one, I went on Amazon and bought the next two books.  So far, no regrets.  Book two is just as enjoyable as its predecessor.  Donna goes from being a damsel in distress to a mighty warrior mother.  Her character becomes more and more likable throughout book two.  She is thrown into sketchy underworld scenarios that most mortals would not stand a chance of survival, but because of her drive and love for her daughter, and also with the guidance of new underworld friends, Donna easily raises to the occasion.Howie, a character that was in book one, is carefully crafted by Bonnie to represent the division of good and evil.  There were times where I wanted to punch Howie in the face and times where I felt he was a blessing in disguise for Donna.  He is an interesting character who played the protagonist role in conjunction with the antagonist very well.  It's a love hate relationship him and I.A newly developed character of interest is Cassie, Mo's friend, Donna's frienemy,who has an extremely pivotal role in book two.  She is a firecracker and is definitely a Bullheaded Human as Howie would describe.  On the evil front, Stephen makes a cameo and a more vicious vile mind name Michael will be introduced as well.The story line of book two is so intoxicating; it was hard to put down.  I am so excited to start book 3.  Bonnie is truly a genius and has definitely tapped into a target market that is extremely lucky to have her.Michelle HunterWAAR