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Nothing sucks the romance out of world travel like a boyfriend who may or may not have broken up with you in a hotel room in Brussels. Jane Jameson’s sexy sire, Gabriel, has always been unpredictable. But the seductive, anonymous notes that await him at each stop of their international vacation, coupled with his evasive behavior over the past few months, finally push Jane onto the next flight home to Half Moon Hollow — alone, upset, and unsure whether Gabriel just ended their relationship without actually telling her.
Now the children’s-librarian-turned-vampire is reviving with plenty of Faux Type O, some TLC from her colorful friends and family, and her plans for a Brave New Jane. Step One: Get her newly-renovated occult bookstore off the ground. Step Two: Support her best friend, Zeb, and his werewolf bride as they prepare for the impending birth of their baby . . . or litter. Step Three: Figure out who’s been sending her threatening letters, and how her hostile pen pal is tied to Gabriel. Because for this nice girl, surviving a broken heart is becoming a matter of life and undeath...
My thoughts:
This does prove it. I can still do pnr, but, only funny pnr. I have said it before with the Sand books, and it is true.
It was 4 years since I read the last book (I know!), but I could easily jump in even though it is about the same character. I just started reading, I did not remember a thing, and it did not matter.
Instead I learned that Jane is a vamp (well I did remember that), everyone knows about vamps now (still lots of tension). She has a hunky BF called Gabriel (the one who turned her). She used to be a librarian, now she owns a bookstore. She is sassy, and I like her. She is friends with Zeb who is expecting puppies with his were GF. Her friend Dick is a vamp and together with Angela who works at her bookstore. Oh and she has the bitchiest sister in the world!!!
The drama between her and Gabriel. Sigh. Ok that was not the best part. That man must learn how to communicate. Asshat.
Conclusion:
Then there is a relative (sort of ;) that shows up and annoys her. She joins a group, fun things there. There is a mystery and there is just, nice, fun, sarcastic. I enjoyed it .
Cover
cute
Paperback, 324 pages
Published December 29th 2009 by Pocket Star
Jane Jameson #3
Paranormal romance
Own
*waves*
ReplyDeleteAlmost Friday
DeleteNice, fun and good mystery sounds good and that you can just jump in after so long
ReplyDeleteI did like that part
Delete:) Again...sounds cute and fun!
ReplyDeleteHihi
DeleteNothing is more frustrating in a romance than a lack of communication, but I'm glad this series is still a fun one for you!
ReplyDeleteI get that it gets the drama, but omg, I am so tired of it
DeleteA librarian character!! Plus so much awesome spice! I'm in! <3
ReplyDeleteHaniya
booknauthors.blogspot.com
Yay
DeleteI have long wanted to try this series, and I am so glad to hear that it is funny. I think I will give it whirl this winter.
ReplyDeleteI would say give it a go :)
DeleteThat would make it so yeah
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty impressive that you could jump right in after so many years!
ReplyDeleteI did like that :)
DeleteI will check this out, I love the title. Plus I like fun.
ReplyDeleteFun's the best
DeleteI love Molly Harper even though I haven't read anything by her in a long time. I'm with you - funny works for me these days.
ReplyDeleteKaren @For What It's Worth
Funny takes that edge of the silly drama some of these books have
DeleteOoh Molly Harper is always a good time even if it's silly.
ReplyDeleteSilly is awesome
DeleteI love this series. It always makes me laugh. I'm glad to hear that you are still able to read this one. The Half-Moon Hollow books are a spinoff with a different couple for each book. I think they are just as fun, but have other creatures besides just vampires.
ReplyDeleteI'd like more creatures, vamps and all, but the more the merrier. She does do cute well.
DeleteOh, and yes, Gabriel was and asshat in this book.
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DeleteI can always go for funny. Problem with humor is that it's so subjective, but this one sounds like a cute, fun series. I'm chuckling at "expecting puppies".
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
That's true. Some like dark, some like silly, I am more the silly kind, and dark in movies
DeleteI still have lots of PNR to get around to reading. Glad these are fun.
ReplyDeleteThey are worth a try
DeleteWoohoo for Harper! She does do funny well. I love her Naked Werewolves :)
ReplyDeleteI do wanna try those :)
DeleteI do enjoy Molly Harper and she has great humor.
ReplyDeleteThat's my opinion of pnr as well. Only funny will do.
ReplyDeleteIt's a must
DeleteI've wanted to try these books for a long time. Eventually I will get to them. They sound so good.
ReplyDeleteYou really should
DeleteLike Yvonne, I've been wanting to read her books for a long time !
ReplyDeleteGet to it ;)
DeleteI love Harper. As much as I want to slap him, Gabriel will always be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteSimply Angela
I do like him, but he needs to be slapped
DeleteYea!! I'm so glad you went back to this series. I really enjoyed it this summer. I think each book gets a little bit better than the last. Hope you stick with it!
ReplyDeleteWe will see. The thing is, I liked it, but it's still pnr ;)
DeleteI have book one, and I am excited about the humor
ReplyDeleteyay
DeleteHumour definitely makes PNR even better! Glad you enjoyed this one.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like fun and I like that there are books involved.
ReplyDeleteGotta love those books
DeleteI haven't read a paranormal romance in years. She owns a bookstore ... now I want to read it lol
ReplyDeleteHihi, bookstores rock
DeleteI don't read many paranormal books, but this one sounds worth checking out.
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