Review: Different, but not well written
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
I finished the books as they were uncomplicated and a fast read.  Not the best written.  All the books were exactly the same.In the first "Incorporeal" you are thrust into the midst of the story, with no introduction or understanding of what, who, why. It is all, Ehhh?  You find out that, Sara, is actually talking to a ghost that has been in her house for some time.  At least it is possibly a ghost.  He is a sexy one that her dreams are full of in a very sexy way.  Sara is a writer of romance novels.  A novel idea.  Her friend/publisher? believes the best romance novels are like McDonalds.  You find what sells and just keep repeating it with different character names.  Ah ha.  Now it gets interesting, I think. This series is a test.  To see if I will give a generic, formula written series a five star review.I found myself enjoying some of the banter between characters.  Not that the banter was different than other books of this kind.  But, it did give you a reason to continue reading since the story line was pretty thin.All in all, the books were fun to read. Even if they were all the same with just different names for characters.  I wouldn't recommend purchasing them.  But, if you can get them cheap, give them a try.  War and Peace, they aren't. Or The Hollows series. You won't find Kim Harrison, Patricia Briggs, Kerrigan Byrne,  in depth story lines, or character construction here. But they are okay.