Books by Gini Koch
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review 1: I love love love (add many more loves here) this series. It's just so much fun, and it always makes me laugh. The books are filled with such awesome characters, and it's always great to sit down and find out what's going to happen to them this time around. I enjoyed this book fro...
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review 1: I had a hard time with this one. I LOVED the author when I met her, and it's totally fun that Dan Dos Santos does the cover art. But the story... um... well, without giving specific spoilers, I'll just say it was awfully convenient that every person the main character knew had th...
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review 1: I always feel if I'm on a bullettrain when I read one of Gini Kochs Kitty Katt books. This just zips along and it only took me a day and a half to read. More Kitty and Martini taking on fuglies...this time it almost all takes place at the Kennedy Space Center. There are even alli...
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review 1: There are a lot of aliens of various sorts in this story, including some really cool ones that I love! The characters are interesting, and the writing has great dialogue and lines I loved. There is some steamy sex, and sometimes it's practically non-stop. Hey, save some of that e...
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review 1: Sometimes a series gets a little stale after the first few books. Not the case with Alien Research, book #8 in the Katherine “Kitty" Katt series. There is always a new evil for Kitty and friends to fight. The set up for Alien Research is in the previous books. The Mastermind ...
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review 1: I have to say this has been my least favorite of the series so far. It still had that so bad it's good vibe because it doesn't take itself seriously but the pacing felt a little off. I think it's because the team is not as much reacting to situations already upon them but trying ...
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review 1: Every time I thought this book was reining things in and being reasonable again, it went over the top ridiculous again. And that pretty well sums up the book. I came looking for something a little more serious, but once I put those inhibitions aside, TbaA is a really fun book. No...
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review 1: More new characters and critters and lots more danger and suspense. Kitty has to deal with an evil android (I liked the way she did that!) and assorted villains, Jeff's new object of affection, blackmail, packages at the doors that have even the poofs upset, more androids, an ou...
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review 1: Ok, that's it. I'm all Kitty'd out. I can't take anymore of her proud ignorance of her new job or the fact that her almost one year old is so advanced. Nope, not having it. I'm going to included this as a finished book, even though I skipped about 300-400 pages. And I didn't miss...
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review 1: I really couldn't summarize this book if I tried. It's one of those UF books where the author throws in everything but the kitchen sink in terms of paranormal creatures, yet somehow she makes it all hang together and work. The lead character, Vicki, was only slightly snarky, whic...
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review 1: In this book you do not have 1 Kitty, you have 2!! The more the merrier.We have 2 parallel worlds (there are more, multiverse and all). But 2 Kittys change place and you can only imagine what will go down.I do prefer the real Kitty world. The other one was sad, and omg NO MARTINI...