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Lots of short cat quotes, some very amusing, but most of the time it was just painful to read.

Cute short story. I would have liked for it to be longer to drag out some of the angst, and the first kiss scene was kind of random (there are so many fun ways that could have happened between them, but it seemed out of the blue). But overall I liked it.

This book was either meant to be “cheesy semi-good” or “a term paper written the night before its due.” To explain this book is crazy and all over the place but I also found it slightly entertaining. The mystery is very convoluted and the author doesn’t close up all the loose ends. The books bounces between scenes sometimes very jarringly and it was at times hard to keep up. This book also has one of my least favorite “tropes” which is throughout the whole book everything goes wrong for the main characters until it all magically works out in the end.

I did like the two main characters of Ross and Mo and most of the supporting characters. The setting of Savannah during Saint Patrick’s Day week was excellent because I’ve actually been in Savannah for the holiday and it is truly an experience for folks to see.

I try not to comment on narrators too often because I know I couldn’t do their job but I have to mention that the accents by this narrator were not the best. For one thing, Ross’ accent borders between British and Australian – I couldn’t really get a grasp of which one he was supposed to be. The other issue is that unless it was a main/supporting character – all the Southern characters sounded like stereotypical “dumb hicks” and I wasn’t impressed with those accents either.

Cute short story. I would have liked for it to be longer to drag out some of the angst, and the first kiss scene was kind of random (there are so many fun ways that could have happened between them, but it seemed out of the blue). But overall I liked it.

Too short and inconsistent with the angst for my tastes. (2.5)

I just finished [bc:In Deep Shitake|13616016|In Deep Shitake|Patricia Mason|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1335318722s/13616016.jpg|19217511]and I actually liked it a LOT more than I thought I would. It was like a different take on a Stephanie Plum novel. I love how the author changed the curse words and after reading this I know I would like to touch some asparagus on a hunk.. and no I am not talking the frontal sort. You have to read it to find out! I liked the plot and loved the landlord and liked that the author kept me guessing through the whole book. Many times with a mystery you know who done what. I love the characters. I give very few 4 star reviews but, this one will actually get one!

This is a fun quick read. It gets pretty ridiculous but still managed to keep my interest.

DNF at 30 % not for me. Cheesy lines and poor attention to plot just left me not interested.

All the quotes, sayings and advice you ever heard told by a cat from a cats prospective. A quick read, often funny and always cute

3.5

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Eve is at a high school dance with a loser when she spots a guy she’s never seen before but who seems oddly familiar to her. She’s sure she’s never met him, but he acts like he knows her yet won’t reveal the facts. It frustrates her that evening, but the next morning she’s about to get the surprise of her life. Will she be able to let go of the past and go with him or will she play it safe and stay?

A very interesting concept! I like it! The story is too short to get a good sense of Eve and Holden, but I love the plot. While the dialogue is a bit stilted at times and the background is sparse, the story is still a decent one. I wonder what happens after the end?

A collection of Confucius sayings from a cats' viewpoint. I found them semi-humorous and imagine that most people or cats could come up with better ones if they had an afternoon with nothing else planned

Only marginally better than fanfic but a fairly good trashy read. Far too many spelling and grammatical errors though, has the author not heard of a proofreader?

A fun read. Gizelle Hunter is the not so psychic who is sent to Savannah to write a story about ghosts. She is a magnet for strange accidents. She manages to get into more odd ball situations, with just the right touch of humor. She hires a private detective to help her. Goes on some strange dates. Gets stalked by one of the strange dates. Meets up with 2 older psychics who don't care much for her, because she's a menace. Gets kidnapped. Gets thrown out of 2 hotels. Has a vampire out to kill her. It was really action packed and fun to read.½

I downloaded this book from Amazon to my Kindle for free. I knew I would like it when I saw the picture of the cat on the cover which looks just like a cat I had for 18 years named Midnight.

This is a fun, fast read whether or not you are a cat lover. The sayings are made applicable to cats and cat owner/lover knows how true they are. I laughed out loud a few times and enjoyed the book very much. I will be recommending it to others.

What did I think.. How can I describe this?

The book started funny and interesting. It was a 4 star start.

The convention brought down to a 3. I mean the ears? Cut me a break.

By the end of the convention and Mo's place it hit a 2.

At 62% of the way thru the book when she is running around like a 13 year old kid trying to figure out if they are going to have a lasting relationship or not by their names it hit 1. It headed for the negative numbers after that.

The joke about using food in place of swear words gets old fast. By the convention I felt like I wanted to slap her silly and swear myself. It wasn't cute or funny after the first 50 pages. It made her look much more stupid than she actually was. Well the writing make her look much more stupid than she actually was too. It was like someone threw a 13 year old in a woman's body. It had to have been a very nice asparagus if Ross was interested in her. But then Heather would have won psychotic dimwit of the year. Someone really needs to talk to Ross about his choice of women, a 13 year old in a woman's body or an absolute dimwit. Course maybe looks are all that matters to him but Ross, old man, you have to talk to them sometime.

The plot was good but the writer pulled a deus ex machina in the form of a blabber mouth. And the general writing wasn't good enough to carry the plot. The side plot of the murder is solved by the killer walking up to the police and confessing while they all are muddling around like mindless dumb twits? Cut me even bigger break. That is the lazy plotting way out aka "I have no dang clue what a I am doing and if this goes over XXX pages they won't publish it" [big hint they shouldn't have anyway. It was NOT ready for Prime Time]

Someone complained about the sex scenes. I honestly didn't notice them. That's bad. Real bad when a guy doesn't notice a sex scene about a woman who looks like Mo did.

Honestly? It does not even deserve the 1

I think "urban" is a stretch for this YA Paranormal ...
Read my review at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/review/R27MFOCG0038Q3

I liked the way the book was going and was interested; however, the book just abruptly ends after a chapter. This seems more like a partial book preview than a book itself.

When I read what is written about this it says the first book. If is is indeed a book I would not read any further. This seems to be following the trend of offering a few chapters, calling it a book and you just have to keep purchasing. I am not interested in waiting either publish a book or don't, but do not dole it out in drizzles, it makes the readers interest wane, because you always have to go back and re-read another couple of previous chapters before getting back into it.

I am going to pass on this in all future incarnations due to this.

Should this not be your pet peeve, the book was interesting and well written up until this point. Original plot and promising characters.

This Novella was an interesting quick read. It definitely got me interested in Entanglements.

This Novella was an interesting quick read. It definitely got me interested in Entanglements.

Loved it. A hilarious romp. Sort of the Perils of Pauline who's trying to swear off cursing.