Jeannette J. (TSarien) reviewed on 8/27/2012 + 55 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 7

It is my sad duty to inform you Ms Feehan has become formulaic.
The Ghostwalkers novels can be resumed as this:
A- Young woman with enhancements is out in the world **add angst because of mistreatment by \\EVIL// Dr. Whitney**.
B- Ghostwalker dude meets young woman (A). Sparks ensue, cupid's arrow finds mark. **add 2-3 pages of \\wanting that piece of ass but I am a soldier and can and will keep this inside me//**.
C- Evil doers rear up ugly head **add 3-7 pages of memories/introversion by woman (A) and soldier (B) of \\EVIL// Dr. Peter Whitney; add more angst**.
D- Description of enhancements on subjects (A) and (B) and how they fit together. **add 5-8 pages of explanation of how \\EVIL// Dr. Whitney managed the incredible feat of genetic pairing between woman (A) and soldier (B). Also, description of awesome sex between (A) ad (B)**.
E- Conflict throws woman (A) and soldier (B) together, where they find they ~fit~ (refer to D). **add 3-5 more pages of awesome sex between (A) and (B), usually after or while they are in a combat situation**.
F- Other Ghostwalkers come to the rescue; evil is defeated, \\EVIL// Dr. Whitney and/or minions escape. Ghostwalkers-wanna-be's forming army protecting EVIL Dr W and/or minions die.
G- Woman (A) and soldier (B) make vows of eternal love and celebrate with more awesome sex.

There. I just wrote you a Ghostwalker novel.
Just fill in the blanks.

I will say I am thankful Ms. Feehan decided to explain the myriad acronyms used by the armed forces.

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