Veronica S. (snowkitty) -
Helpful Score: 6
Although Garey was a little bit long winded, and I grew weary of the twin and her goody-two-shoes personality, the book was as good as, if not better than the first one. I will keep reading the series.
Stephanie C W. (stephanie13w) reviewed A Match Made in Hell (Nicki Styx, Bk 2) on + 300 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 5
I like this series. Nikki is able to see ghosts & help them move on to the Light. She has a hot boyfriend who is getting divorced from her twin sister (she never knew she had one until she met the boyfriend) & runs a shop with her best bud Evan. The books are a fun read. I read this in one day. I am definitely reading the next in the series.
Helpful Score: 2
I stuck with it to see if the series strengthened after the first installment. I just could not care about or get interested in these characters. The narrative was flat. But everyone else seems to love this series, I just couldn't make myself.
Christine H. (solarawynn) reviewed A Match Made in Hell (Nicki Styx, Bk 2) on + 724 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Was a fast read. REally enjoyed it. Went out and bought You're the One That I Haunt
Irene L H. (NonExistence) -
Helpful Score: 1
This series is addictive and hard to put down. Nicki is such a unique character with a strong sassy twist. She is a bit self effacing and dark humored.
I had a little trouble with this book Nicki's egocentric view of the world, her lack of care for those around her including her newly-discovered twin sister, or her apparent disregard of people's feelings at difficult times.
The action (not that there is much) in this story shifts from Little Five Points in Georgia to Savannah. The premise of the book shows some originality but there isn't enough plot or characterisation to hold the attention of this reader and I found myself overall disappointed.
I have picked up the 3rd & 4th book in the series. I will hope that the next two books are alot better.
I had a little trouble with this book Nicki's egocentric view of the world, her lack of care for those around her including her newly-discovered twin sister, or her apparent disregard of people's feelings at difficult times.
The action (not that there is much) in this story shifts from Little Five Points in Georgia to Savannah. The premise of the book shows some originality but there isn't enough plot or characterisation to hold the attention of this reader and I found myself overall disappointed.
I have picked up the 3rd & 4th book in the series. I will hope that the next two books are alot better.
