Wednesday 15 August 2012

Review Tracking the Tempest - Nicole Peeler + guestblogging

Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and Ryu - Jane's bloodsucking boyfriend - can't let a major holiday go by without getting all gratuitous. An overwhelming dose of boyfriend interference and a last-minute ticket to Boston later, and Jane's life is thrown off course. 
Ryu's well-intentioned plans create mayhem, and Jane winds up embroiled in an investigation involving a spree of gruesome killings. All the evidence points towards another Halfling, much to Jane's surprise...

My thoughts:
It was good, it was just not as good. yes yes you have heard it all before, book 2 syndrome. I kept comparing, and truth be told it was the end in book 1 that made me want more. Sure I want more here, just not buy now more. More like, when I have bought all my awesome books, then maybe. it was still good, just not awesome.

Jane, Jane, dump that guy. Honestly, sure he is hot and good and bed but the things he says sometimes. And the things he lets others get away with. I just could not stand it. Please go for the cute doggie instead.

Anyway, good hunt for the killer, even if Rye, Ruy, oh great I forgot how to spell his name, that guy annoyed me at times. Nothing gets dealt with. I want to see bad guys suffer.

Conclusion:
The series is good, but I need Jane to shape up. Even hot sex is not always worth it.

Cover:
Boring!!!!

Series: Jane True #2
Genre: Urban fantasy / paranormal romance
Pages: 352
Published: 2010 by Orbit
Source. Shelf
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43 comments:

  1. Jane needs to get wise!! I don't care for that cover either!

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    1. It's just so bleh. Though my friend who borrowed this book from me liked it more than the US version

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  2. The vampire was not my favourite either! :)

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  3. Loved your review :-) At least there's a cute dog!

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  4. I thought this series had cartoon covers?

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    1. The US versions has. This is the boring UK

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  5. Bummer, I always hate when the second book doesn't match up in expectations.

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  6. Book 3 was my favorite of the series! She does shape up a bit but she is still a hot mess!

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    1. It's just, i do not have a problem with her and her mess, it's just that I am not that into the stories :/

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  7. Ah. Book 2 syndrome. I'm sorry. :( Good luck on number 3!

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    1. FYI. I removed the silly word verification thingie....lol I hate those things.

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    2. YAY!!!! It drove me crazy today, I had to try 3 times! The sparkly thing these days, it's just impossible

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  8. I just finished a book that had 2nd book syndrome for me. Grrr.

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  9. OOO, it's one of those with an annoying guy for a boyfriend ;))) I'm one of those people who haven't read Nicole Peeler yet, maybe someday... and I agree, really boring cover, but I don't like US covers as well.

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    1. I did not like the US covers at first either, they were so YA and silly. But after looking at this I really like the US ones suddenly

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  10. Nice, honest review. I don't like that cover either.

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  11. I haven't tried Peeler's work yet..sorry it wasn't up to snuff.

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    1. I so liked book 1 and then this and just meh

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  12. I met Nicole Peeler over the weekend. She is amazing! I still haven't read book two, but I plan to soon.

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  13. I have the first book and the 3rd. I haven't read them yet, but hopefully will soon. I'd love to see bad guys suffer too! Darn. Still going to try this one out.

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    1. You might like it more. My friend did (she read my book before me ;)

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  14. I'm not a fan of Ryu either - the cute dog is definitely one to go for! :-)

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  15. *waves feebly and flops on the floor*

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  16. Oh boring is not good. I don't like the cover either.

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    1. It's very meh. Dunno what they were thinking

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  17. That happens often with me - the second book doesn't always measure up to the first. That's one of the drawbacks in reading more series than standalones, but I do love series books :)

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    1. True, sighs, totally the worst things about a series

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  18. I didn't like the first book and I do not intend to read the second one. Thanks for the review - it made me sure I am right.

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    1. You sure are cos if you did not like the first, then no way you are gonna go for this one

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  19. AAah I knew the name but not the cover and it was bothering me, now I know why, it's not the same cover I saw everywhere. A friend recommended to me this series and I think I need to try the first one so I'll see.

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    1. The first one was good, and who knows maybe it will get better again

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  20. Oh bummer. Sorry you didn't enjoy as much as the first. I had to laugh out at the scene where she got out of the car and slipped though. ;D LOL!

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    1. Lol, yes there were some good things about the book still

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  21. I've read Tempest Rising about a couple of years back... as far as I can remember, I don't think it encouraged me to read book 2 at all...

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    1. The thing is the book was good, the end was great. So maybe i just expected too much from book 2 then

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